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“sion in the case would And,_of course, cliayes ' in@hrenteyoung f7ail| the human condition's an- over the world. ,»swer to the barnyard’s After realizing that, I) pecking order, developed, tried to put the social im-|" Mrs. Roseland was plications of the trial out| among a group known ag of my mind completely, "}erman's Kids," Herman and just look no further! being Herman C. Tubick, than ae evidence being the 58-year-old aie presented. from Monterey Park who "But I thank God there was jury Someta was overwhelming evi-| At Christmas, the jurors dence enough to convict) did the best they could ta them. Jereate.a. Yule spirit... . ° _. | *Ebought.a plastic Santa Coping with the confine-"7q painted 'Mety} Christ ment during = Los imas' on iny window,” Mrs. uty was | See Be * . ead ee: Roseland said. "My hus, Yhell,” she. said. "Every night, I'd look! band brought a little tree, out my wineey at the wp and we sprayed it white aoe ae chive Duilding. and exchanged cards and gifts. Seeing that stupid sign somehow gave me reassur- “It was really pretty sad.| ance that the rest of the 1 wanted so much to be in LAapaeied be ee a gear," my own home. 1 couldn't \Mrs. Ro lsaid. . ee ids, e's]. swear to God, living SVS" get Tyecren. a gift he |like we did was a real hell, cause I hadn't been able to ltt was like being in a go shopping.” ‘piass-walled room, Every Warren Roseland is a ‘time you looked out, the ji-caple high schoo! math aka egibeer nella eS teacher whose real dedica- ‘motion picture with nel teacher ¥ ose reat | tion is music. During the sound." Privacy, some psycholo-| trial, he did double duty a8 gists say, is a basic humat}, father and homemaker. jneed. Reseland bought the fa- ! Mrs: Roseland agrees. : & Until you aawt have it,; mily groceries, helped you're nof aware that you! cook the meals, ran the er- never took Big, Hi to sar) ranids for his wife (such as var it," she said. _ ‘buying her undergar- ecrbence we cite ie ;ments and toiletries) and, ‘to strained relations be- the weekends, drove tween some of the jurors, Mrs. Roseland admitted. "You've got 18 different people living what are es- sentially unnatural lives. ‘There are bound to be some petty bickerings. But I'd rather not go into jt Angeles County, Rose- all Pity Sin dk q, lend admitted he is some- not to be identified put it, what bitter. = another way. - Some of those venpls igtewom-hate each other [real good." ‘ Segundo and the Ambas- sador. Despite his acceptance of the sacrifices imposed pack and forth between El upon him and his wife by ' He estimated his wife's; ".And the pictures of the Gut Y duty cost thevraniny! victims, a “about $4,000" in salary), "God, { don’t guess Til: loss’ to her and mileage, SYS" ge eee sights out of | si 1 my mind. They were in o- | incidentals, meals out, and] lot vou Kt as amet Ambassador parking tick-|~ Gayo ves ss ets for him, phe victims Wwepegeiness, TWA put Mrs. Roseland, Sharon ‘Tate and four visl-| on "furlough" as of last, ‘tors to her estate, and, Dec. 4 and she has not re}i{ueno and Rosemary Lay ceived her salary check] {Bianca. ' Prosecutor Vincent T. since, She plans to return to work—not al Interna-|'Bugliosi has said the mo- tional Airport near her} tive for the murders wag home, but at the TWA|'Manson’s desire to start Wilshire office—today, "Helter Skelter,” the namet By then, she figures she' the 36-year-old guru gui-, zat oe lost eer in sa- tarist had for a black-! ary. Mrs. Roseland said white war which he the airline did not. honor @! thought would eventually’ verbal agreement to keep put. him and “his. "family", her on the ager for the) in control of society. CWA, syokeammah de! Sue, Kan She na hee tied any such verba sas ‘-s pe men Wh a agreement existed and) att joll Sillove M said the company “actual-.! = re ——r ra . Said Mrs. Roseland: | ly extended our policy by:, "All through the trial, | kept looking at Manson leaving her on the payroll; as long as we did. We and hoping his eyes would: tell me the ‘why. | usually only pay employes a a month ‘of jury duty Ley _—_ e But, I never rqund out. i? Satay pipes "To this day, 1 don't Kiow:"| aside, Mrs, Rose igus awilling, as yet, to attempt to assess the potegtial nsy- ichélezitar’ reverberations that may have been spawned by the ordeal. | . “E dast don't know," she) said. "I don't think the trial hurt me psychologi- cally, bul then, who| knows?" | Her thoughts. continual ly return to the trial. } "Everything. I start to talk about reminds me of ‘something that happened [ce in that cquytroom, of inthe hotel. | i t