Squeaky wheel gets the grease

MANSON ASSASSIN NEW LOVE
National Enquirer

Murderous Manson disciple Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme could be in BIG trouble once again.

Just a month after the would-be presidential assassin was released from prison, The ENQUIRER learned she's in apparent violation of her parole conditions by living with a convicted felon.

Some 34 years after trying to gun down President Gerald Ford, the 60-year-old Manson disciple has moved in with a man who's been convicted of manslaughter.

The ENQUIRER tracked Squeaky to the upstate New York home of 59-year-old jailbird Robert Valdner. She was released from a federal facility in Fort Worth, Texas, Aug. 14.

"Robert started corresponding with Squeaky several years ago," a friend told The ENQUIRER. "He's proudly showed off letters and photos she sent him.

"As long as three years ago, he was telling pals she would live with him after her release.

"He's got a wild past - and a collection of books on Manson and murders. At Christmas, he decorates his tree with lighted skulls. He's a weight-lifting fanatic and has a large collection of knives and swords."

Official records, obtained by The ENQUIRER, show that Valdner pleaded guilty in 1988 to first-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of his brother-in-law. His plea also covered charges of criminal use of a firearm, possession of a weapon and attempted murder. He was sentenced to 4 to 12 years in prison.

Valdner was released Oct. 22, 1992 - the same day Squeaky celebrated her 44th birthday.

The U.S. Parole Commission guidelines for parolees states: "The releasee shall not associate with a person who has a criminal record without permission from the supervision officer."

When The ENQUIRER contacted spokesman Tom Hutchinson of the U.S. Parole Commission, he stated: "We have no comment on Miss Fromme's whereabouts, and we cannot comment on the conditions of her parole."

When an ENQUIRER reporter approached a bare-chested Valdner for comment outside his home and asked if he was romantically involved with Squeaky, the ex-con sneered: "That's none of your f****n business!"

I watched a pretty good Biography channel docu-drama about the Manson Family girls the other day. They pretty much pegged Squeaky as ultra devoted but not mean enough to kill anyone. That's probably why there weren't bullets in the gun she used to try and kill Manson. Although, I did find some obscure story about her personal involvement in some killings by Aryan Nation members in the early 70s.

Apparently Mason wanted protection from the Aryans in prison and thought he deserved it for his cooky racist theories. But the Aryans demanded Charlie have his girls come in for conjugal visits with the Aryans and sneak drugs in for them. And Squeaky went to live with Aryans on the outside and helped them kill someone over drugs. Oh the Manson family and their wacky exploits!