Herman TubickMr. Herman Tubick, was juror number 12 during the 288 sequestered days of the infamous Manson case for the murders of Sharon Tate, Jay Sebring, Steven Parent, Abigail Folger, Wojciech Frykowski, Leno and Rosemary La Bianca. Tubick was elected jury foeman and witnessed the testimony of all 83 witnesses in the prosecution case and the testimony of the defense witnesses during the penalty phase of the trial who tried to exonerate Charles Manson of all wrongdoing. Herman Tubick was 59 at the time of the trial and was employed as a Mortician at Rose Hills memorial Park. After the trial, in 1973, he and his wife Helen compiled a book based on his experiences and notes of what was important to him from each witnesses' testimony. It also sheds light on the deliberation process. The Tubick's put the book away for posterity until it was discovered by their daughter in 2017 and given to their nephew with permission to publish. Herman Tubick passed away on December 24, 1985. His wife and co-author Helen Tubick passed away March 4, 2002 Read More Read Less