RIDGECREST, Calif. (AP) - Decades after law enforcement raided the ranch where Charles Manson hid following a 1969 killing spree, detectives and scientists are returning to hunt for undiscovered graves.
The dig scheduled to begin Tuesday will be led by sheriff's officials, with help from specialists in detecting disturbed soils and chemical markers that indicate likely grave sites.
ere was enough evidence to contact the Inyo County Sheriff's Department.

FOX 11's Hal Eisner's in Death Valley as another chapter of the Charlie Manson family murders story unfolds.
For years, rumors have swirled about the possibility of more victims' graves at Manson's last hideout at Barker Ranch. Hitchhikers who visited and were not seen again... runaways who drifted into the Manson camp and fell out of favor... maybe others.
y Policy | Blogging Policy | Feedback | Jobs | TV Ratings | Advertise with Us | News Corp

By JULIANA BARBASSA AP Writer RIDGECREST, Calif.—Decades after law enforcement raided the ranch that served as Charles Manson's last hideout following a

The search at the remote Barker Ranch in Death Valley, led by the Inyo County sheriffs, begins Tuesday. A Manson 'family' member suggested bodies were