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Cielo_Drive<\/a><\/h1>

Cielo_Drive<\/a> is a residential street located in the Benedict_Canyon<\/a> area of Los_Angeles<\/a>, California<\/a>. It is most infamously known as the location of the home at 10050 Cielo_Drive<\/a>, which was designed by architect Robert_Byrd<\/a> in 1942 for French actress Michele_Morgan<\/a>. The property later became a focal point of the Manson_Family<\/a> murders, an event described by Britannica<\/a> as a defining moment that signaled the end of the 1960s counterculture era.<\/p>

In early 1969, the actress Sharon_Tate<\/a> and her husband, director Roman_Polanski<\/a>, moved into the property, which had previously been occupied by talent agent Terry_Melcher<\/a> and actress Candice_Bergen<\/a>. On the night of August 9, 1969, members of the Manson_Family<\/a> cult, acting under the direction of Charles_Manson<\/a>, invaded the home. The victims of the massacre included Sharon_Tate<\/a>, Jay_Sebring<\/a>, Abigail_Folger<\/a>, Wojciech_Frykowski<\/a>, and Steven_Parent<\/a>. The Los Angeles Times<\/a> has provided extensive archival coverage of the crime scene and the subsequent trial that gripped the nation.<\/p>

Years later, the house was rented by Trent_Reznor<\/a> of the band Nine_Inch_Nails<\/a>, who recorded the influential album The_Downward_Spiral<\/a> there in a home studio he named \\\"Le Pig.\\\" Reznor was the final resident before the original structure was demolished in 1994 by owner Alvin_Weintraub<\/a>. It was replaced by a new mansion called The_Villa_Bella<\/a>, with a revised address of 10066 Cielo_Drive<\/a> to discourage dark tourism. The site remains a significant location in True_Crime<\/a> and