US mass murderer charles manson, 82 year-old that is too waek to undergo surgery.

It was reported that US mass murderer Mr Charles Manson, that was rushed to the hospital earlier this week, he is suffering from intestinal bleeding but is too weak to undergo surgery.

Mr charlse manson 82-year-old, who is serving 9 life sentences for the 1969 grisly killing of seven people, including pregnant actress Sharon Tate, was reportedly transported from California's Corcoran state prison to a hospital in Bakersfield on Sunday.

 According to the source he said Manson was supposed to undergo surgery on Thursday but doctors discovered that he was too weak and the procedure is too risky.

The source said that doctors wanted to perform surgery immediately after he was rushed to hospital but he did not agree.

But later mr Charles Manson finally agreed to go under the knife on Thursday but his condition was too weak, the source said.

"But mr charlse Manson remains in hospital and doctors are trying to figure out their next move," the source added.

Mr charlse Manson headed an apocalyptic cult that went on a killing spree in 1969 in upscale, mostly white neighborhoods of Los Angeles.

The group planned to blame the crimes on African Americans and spark what mr charlse Manson termed a "Helter Skelter" race war.

Mr manson charlse was sentenced to death in 1969 along with the four of his Family" disciples for having lead the killing of seven people -- including a woman who was 8 month pregnant director Roman Polanski's wife Sharon Tate, - but their sentences were later converted to life in prison.

Mr charlse Manson, that was not actually present but ordered the bloody act wildly, has been denied a promises that was given by a prisoner not to try to escape 12 times and is not eligible to apply again until 2027.

A prison official told AFP that during his more than 40 years behind bars, the cult leader had consumed well over hundred rules violations, including for assault, possession of a weapon, threatening staff and possessing a cellphone.

"According to Terry Thornton, a spokeswoman for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation she said he cannot be described as a model inmate.

Thornton further said she could not comment on Mr Charles Manson's health condition because of privacy laws.