I took a glance at this article, and the only thing that stood out was a photo that included Charlie Manson's quilt, called by the museum's manager, "Manson's personal blankie." I'm posting the intro and the text mention of Manson's unusual bed cover.

At the same time as I find it odd, it makes sense in some ways. Any comments welcome.

Sonar

At the Museum of Death, every day is like a Charles Manson anniversary

"By MARIA L. LA GANGASTAFF WRITER
AUG. 10, 2019 7 AM
There are morgue photos of the Black Dahlia, aka Elizabeth Short, the lower half of her body separated from the upper by a foot or so of empty air. Two toddler-size white caskets. Serial killer John Wayne Gacy’s “authentic clown shoes.” A suicide suit and Nikes taken from the body of a Heaven’s Gate cult member who died along with 38 others. The shrunken heads of half a dozen men — well, as far as anyone can tell, they’re men"

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"And then, there’s the California Death Room. Half is taken up with the O.J. Simpson case, the Black Dahlia and other, lesser-known crimes. The rest is all Tate-LaBianca.
What Obrist calls “Manson’s personal blankie” takes up much of one wall. On first blush it’s just a well-worn quilt, painstakingly sewn by “Manson’s girls” while the family resided at Spahn Ranch. On closer look, the pattern becomes evident: the perky flowers and cheerful ginghams, paisleys and butterflies have been lovingly stitched into 36 swastikas."

https://www.latimes.com/la-me-museum-of-death-manson-2019-story.html