Doris Tate

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Doris Tate was an American victims' rights advocate who became prominent for her activism following the murder of her daughter, actress Sharon Tate, by the Manson Family.

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instanceOf activist
human
victims' rights advocate
activeYears 1970s–1992
advocatedFor greater participation of victims' families in parole hearings
stronger parole opposition procedures
victims' rights legislation in California
burialPlace Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, California, United States NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath brain tumor
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1924-01-16
dateOfDeath 1992-07-10
ethnicGroup White American
familyName Tate NERFINISHED
givenName Doris NERFINISHED
hasChild Debra Tate NERFINISHED
Patricia Tate NERFINISHED
Sharon Tate NERFINISHED
hasRelative Debra Tate NERFINISHED
Patricia Tate NERFINISHED
Paul Tate NERFINISHED
Sharon Tate NERFINISHED
inspired creation of the Doris Tate Crime Victims Bureau
knownFor public testimony at Manson Family parole hearings
languageSpoken English
motherOf Debra Tate NERFINISHED
Patricia Tate NERFINISHED
Sharon Tate NERFINISHED
movement victims' rights movement
notableEvent murder of her daughter Sharon Tate in 1969
notableFor advocacy for crime victims
being mother of actress Sharon Tate
campaigning against parole for Manson Family members
victims' rights advocacy
notableWork early efforts that led to California's Victims' Bill of Rights
occupation activist
victims' rights advocate
placeOfBirth Houston, Texas, United States NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Los Angeles, California, United States NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
residence California, United States
sexOrGender female
spouse Paul Tate NERFINISHED
workLocation California, United States NERFINISHED

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Sharon Tate mother Doris Tate