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"I hope my child will be the most beautiful and the healthiest child in the world.
And it shall be happy - a happy person who can see, understand,
and enjoy the beautiful things in life."
Sharon Tate
This tribute honors the five victims of August 9th, 1969, who tragically lost their lives at the hands of evil: Sharon Tate, Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Wojciech Frykowski and Steven Parent. Yet, we often overlook the 6th victim of August 9th, 1969 and we honor him - Sharon's unborn son, Paul Richard Tate, who was taken before he could take his first breath, forever bound with his mother in eternity.
This tribute stands as a symbol of rememberance, justice and the unwavering fight
for victims and children's rights.
NFT Riddler and HUMAN 589 dedicate this site and
series, including the initial NFT Production of 589+1, in their memory and to the entire Tate Family,
ensuring that their lives and legacies are never forgotten.
We proclaim this in the name of Jesus, for victory in Christ will always overcome the forces of darkness.
Evil may take life, but it can never take away the eternal promise of salvation, love and justice.
"The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it." - John 1:5
May their souls rest in peace, and may we carry forward the mission to stand for victims and protect the innocent. GG77.
In honor of LTC Paul James Tate (June 23, 1923 – May 18, 2005)
father of Sharon Tate, NFT Riddler and HUMAN 589 present: One 1OTA.
This piece commemorates LTC Tate’s life and the courageous stand he took against Tex Watson and the Manson Family during their parole hearings—fighting for justice for his daughter, his unborn grandson, and all the victims. In Jesus’ name, we offer our prayers to LTC Tate and the Tate family.
LTC Tate faced the man who took his daughter and grandson’s life in a senseless act of evil—a man who acted in service of darkness, yet whose battle is already lost against the mighty power of God and His precious Son, Jesus Christ. With unshakable conviction, LTC Tate declared to the parole board:
“I will always remember everything as it sat, and it will always be etched in my mind, and that man should never be turned loose on society. He hasn’t changed, he hasn’t changed.”
One 1OTA.
“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
— Psalm 34:18
Rest in peace, LTC Paul James Tate. Your voice still echoes in the fight for justice.
In Loving Memory of Doris Gwendolyn Tate
(January 16, 1924 – July 10, 1992),
mother of Sharon Tate, NFT Riddler and HUMAN 589 present: 1000 points of light.
A true point of light, Doris Tate rose from unspeakable tragedy to defend the dignity of her daughter, Sharon Marie Tate, her unborn grandson, and all victims of violent crime. After the Manson Family murders on August 9, 1969, Doris became a national voice for justice—appearing at parole hearings to confront killers like Tex Watson and Susan Atkins, who chillingly said she felt “nothing” as Sharon begged for her life and that of her baby.
Doris died of brain cancer in 1992. Years later, Atkins also succumbed to brain cancer on September 24, 2009—but not before facing the enduring legacy of Doris’s fight for justice.
Her voice lives on through the Doris Tate Crime Victims Bureau, a force for victims’ rights nationwide.
Evil may strike, but in Christ, it is always defeated. When a thousand points of light go out on earth, they shine forever in heaven.
Rest in peace, Doris Gwendolyn Tate.
Your light endures. Your voice still speaks.
“For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the LORD.”
Isaiah 55:8 - King James Version (KJV)
In Memory of Sharon Tate, Her Son Paul Richard Tate,
and the Victims of Cielo Drive and the LiBianca Family at Waverly Drive.
Sharon Tate’s final film appearance was in 12+1, where she played the role of Patricia—a performance marked by both elegance and emotional weight, as she was pregnant with her son during filming. In one of her final public appearances, Sharon wore a white dress with a black and red sash—symbolic, perhaps, of purity, warning, and the tragedy to come.
After returning to London, she was photographed outside her flat at 3 Eaton Square, seated beside her Rolls-Royce with her dog, Prudence with the PGY 330 license plate.
Patricia Krenwinkel—now petitioning for parole—was one of the Manson Family members who participated in the horrific murder of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca, writing “Death to Pigs” on their wall. Susan Atkins, another participant, wrote “Pig” on Sharon’s front door in her blood after her brutal death at Cielo Drive.
These were not random acts—they were ritualistic, calculated horrors and to fight for in honor and for justice. Today, we stand firmly against the release of Patricia Krenwinkel and all Manson perpetrators, to honor the memory of Sharon, her unborn son Paul, and the other victims whose lives were stolen.
Let this remembrance be a stand for justice, for truth, and for those whose voices are still heard today.
You can send a Memo to honor and pray for the victims, share love and make good prevail on evil.