In Beverly Hills, California, a property infamous for the tragic murders of actress Sharon Tate and four others by members of the Manson family has been listed for sale at $45 million. The mansion, originally built in 1941, was constructed on the site of the original home where the murders occurred in 1969. Jeff Franklin, a well-known producer of the '90s television series 'Full House,' has owned the Mediterranean-style hillside mansion since January 2000, when he purchased it for $6.4 million. Despite its luxurious amenities, including a massive swimming pool and a grand foyer, Franklin has faced challenges in selling the property due to its dark history. The site has attracted true-crime tourists over the years, prompting Franklin to take measures to deter visitors, including attempts to change the address to obscure its location. The property has a storied past, having been rented by notable figures in Hollywood, including Lillian Gish and Cary Grant, before becoming associated with the tragic events of 1969. The mansion's current iteration features modern amenities, but the shadow of its past continues to loom over it, making it a controversial listing in the real estate market.