Charles Manson’s Crazed Deathbed Confessions

Charles Manson made plans to take revenge from beyond the grave using bizarre voodoo potions — with the homicidal cult leader accidentally confessing to his plan after being rushed to a hospital in Jan. 2017!

The notorious leader of the Manson Family killer cult — seen here in an exclusive National ENQUIRER photo — was rushed from his California prison cell to a Bakersfield hospital bed after an episode of gastrointestinal bleeding. Prison sources then revealed that Manson had a sick scheme to “zombie-ize” himself. “He would babble about continuing his ‘work after he was dead,’” said one insider.

But the creepy hippie had to confess his plan when it backfired after he drank his homemade black-magic potion. The concoction contained a lethal poison that helped land him in the hospital! “He would make these crazy witchcraft potions with soaps and his own beard trimmings,” said one source. “He said they would reanimate him once he was dead!”

“He was making little dolls, like voodoo dolls, of people,” added retired Los Angeles County prosecutor Stephen Kay. “And he would stick needles in them, hoping to injure the live person the doll was fashioned after. He said his main activity was making those dolls.”

Manson was found guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder in 1971 — two years after his sicko followers massacred actress Sharon Tate and her friends at the Hollywood home where the pregnant actress lived with husband Roman Polanski. His followers then hacked up suburban couple Leno and Rosemary LaBianca. His cult, however, never really died.

"Manson has lots of followers on the outside," said one insider, "and they find ways to get him whatever he needs." The cult leader's following has also sparked more concerns over Manson's final hours, with the monster scheming to find ways to impregnate female followers to have another son after his death.

The deranged inmate broke up with former fiancée Afton “Star” Burton earlier in 2017, but the devoted follower says she "still cares for him deeply" and remains Manson's "best friend." A prison source assured: “No matter what happens to Manson, none of his family are getting access to his DNA...tissues, or any fluids at all.”