Adopted man seeks birth father, finds out it's Charles Manson

[Miss Moonlight]

Article: Here

The Sun Reports: Like many adopted children, Matthew Roberts set about finding his biological parents with a mix of nerves and excitement. In particular, he hoped that discovering his father’s identity would help him to work out what made him the man he had become. But nothing could have prepared him for being told his dad was … serial killer Charles Manson.

Ah, quite a family tree.

And Manson didn't actually kill people. (Well, not directly ... o.o)

[Capernicus]

Wow. o___o Just...wow. Poor guy.

[Anime Forum]

Now I hope he isn't stupid and I hope he doesn't go follow in his father's footsteps. I mean I hate this guy with a passion, he should be punched around five hundred times in the jaw then re punched again after that.

Seriously, corrupted minds like this is what makes Earth tainted. I'd feel horrible if he was known as my dad and well I feel very sorry for this poor adopted male.

[Diocletian]

Sounds like a bad Maury episode to me.

I imagine it went like this:

Son: "So doc, does it say who's my dad?"

Doctor: "Charles Manson."

Son: "You mean that creepy pale freak of nature!?"

Doctor: "No, the serial killer. That's Marilyn Manson."

Son: "Oh, okay".

[Yew Neek™]

he does kinda look like Nathan Lane..........but yea this is why i'm afraid to find out who my father is, and besides when your grown up does it really matter why look.

[Anime Forum]

he does kinda look like Nathan Lane..........but yea this is why i'm afraid to find out who my father is, and besides when your grown up does it really matter why look.

Of course it matters. Wouldn't you wanna know who assisted your mom in giving you birth? Why not look.

[Diocletian]

Of course it matters. Wouldn't you wanna know who assisted your mom in giving you birth? Why not look.

Sometimes that causes more grief than help. I could perfectly understand if someone doesn't want to meet their father, especially if they walked out on them. There's no guarantee that it will make your life better.

[.Tatty.]

one word to describe this....


OUCH

[Anime Forum]

Sometimes that causes more grief than help. I could perfectly understand if someone doesn't want to meet their father, especially if they walked out on them. There's no guarantee that it will make your life better.

Well what if they walked out on them for good reason? Maybe the father was going through some hard times and wanted too offer their kid a better life by giving them up.

Yea I can see if the father just left the family and didn't care nor did not pay any child support, but if the kid was put up for adoption that doesn't mean he just walked out on them.

[Yew Neek™]

but here's the thing, a father raises you, and teaches you thinks, shaving sports etc. i had to learn that all myself so what would be the point in meeting him, theres no job of father needed anymore.

[DOOM!]

Cool! Lucky kid!
Oh, and a note for you idiots: serial killers, direct or indirect, even if through mental illness have no way to pass their actions through their genes.

[Yew Neek™]

here's something for you idiot........if your dads a world reknown serial killer you're gonna have a hard life, thank god this guy found out he was 40 and not when he was in the 3rd grade.

[Heinekenrana]

Ugh. I have to wonder if perhaps, in this case, the poor guy just wishes he didn't know now.

[.Tatty.]

on another note trust "The Sun" to report this ¬_¬

[Miss Moonlight]

here's something for you idiot........if your dads a world reknown serial killer you're gonna have a hard life, thank god this guy found out he was 40 and not when he was in the 3rd grade.

While his life probably would have sucked hardcore if he found out in the 3rd grade (due to people's irrational fears and overall ignorance), it really makes little sense to judge him for his father's actions.

Not saying that is what you were doing, but just explaining that in general.

[DOOM!]

here's something for you idiot........if your dads a world reknown serial killer you're gonna have a hard life,

How does that affect my DNA, dork?

[-Batman-]

Well. It could have been worse.

[zariachi]

I would hate to be the Genetics Lab worker that drew the short straw.