The Michigan Museum of Horror now displays Charles Manson's remains, stirring intrigue and controversy among visitors.

MONROE, MI - A rare piece of true crime history is now on display in Michigan: the cremated remains of Charles Manson. The Michigan Museum of Horror in Monroe has acquired this artifact. Nate Thompson, the Museum’s owner, says this is one of only two vials containing Manson’s remains known to exist.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A Michigan museum says it has some of the cremated remains of Charles Manson. Earlier this month, the Michigan Museum of Horror in Monroe, south of Detroit, said it had acquired a vial of the remains of the cult leader.

A Michigan museum that displays human skulls and horror memorabilia now has a vial of Charles Manson's cremated remains.

The museum in Michigan also houses true-crime artifacts from Jeffrey Dahmer, the Zodiac Killer and OJ Simpson.