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18th November 2014
01:34pm GMT

Burton started visiting the murderer in jail as a teen.
Burton said they were waiting for the prison to complete the paperwork, but that “some situations” in jail meant the wedding had been delayed.
Burton now hopes to be married on the first Saturday of December. The couple will be allowed to invite 10 non-inmate guests, but as Manson is a life prisoner with no parole, they won’t be entitled to conjugal visits.
Speaking to Rolling Stones, Burton said:
"People can think I'm crazy. But they don't know. This is what's right for me. This is what I was born for."
The cult leader directed his followers, known as the Manson Family, to murder seven people in Los Angeles over two nights in August 1969.
Manson and three women accomplices were sentenced to death. The 80-year old is serving a life sentence for the murders of seven people and one unborn child in Los Angeles in 1969.
Manson will not be eligible for parole until 2027.Explore more on these topics: