 (CNN) -- The Charles Manson murder spree of 1969 ended in a remote Death Valley, California, cabin called Barker Ranch. It's where Manson and members of his cult "family" hid after the seven murders, dubbed the "Helter Skelter" killings that terrified the country.

Now, thanks to a small-town detective and his cadaver dog, Manson's hideout might be searched for more murder victims.

About a year ago, Sgt. Paul Dostie of the Mammoth Lakes Police Department decided to test his dog, Buster, at the Barker Ranch. He heard rumors that Manson and his followers had killed more people and buried them behind their hideout.

After several visits, Buster, who was trained to find human remains, found five possible graves, Dostie says.

A few weeks ago, a CNN crew went with Dostie, Buster and gold prospector Emmett Harder to Barker Ranch. Harder knew Manson and his top lieutenant, Charles "Tex" Watson, and spent time with the Manson family in 1969. Harder says at that time he had no idea some of Manson's group of more than 30 men, women and children had just gone on a killing spree. Watch a report from the ranch »

Getting to the Barker Ranch requires a four-wheel drive to manage the steep, rocky terrain of the Golar Wash -- a narrow passage separating the High Desert Mountains from the arid desert valley below. As we bounced around on the drive in, it was hard to imagine how Manson and his cult got a school bus up the same road 40 years ago. See photos inside the Manson compound »

We finally arrived at the Barker Ranch about an hour after leaving the ghost town of Ballarat.

Before Buster, the dog, went to work -- we went into the old cabin which was virtually unchanged since Manson and his crew was arrested here.

Dostie shows us the bathroom where Manson was hiding at the time of his arrest -- crammed in a tiny cabinet.

"His hair was sticking out," Dostie said, as he explained how Manson was found while an officer was using the bathroom.

Emmett Harder, the gold prospector, showed us the old kitchen where he and the Manson girls ate pancakes.

"We rolled them up and dipped them in syrup," said Harder,
(CNN) -- The Charles Manson murder spree of 1969 ended in a remote Death Valley, California, cabin called Barker Ranch. It's where Manson and members of his fad " syndicate " hid after the seven murders, knight the " Helter Skelter " killing that terrified the country. 

 immediately, thanks to a little - town detective and his cadaver frump, Manson's hideout might be searched for more murder victims. 

 approximately a year ago, Sgt. Paul Dostie of the Mammoth Lakes Police Department decided to test his dog, Buster, at the Barker Ranch. He hear rumors that Manson and his follower had killed more people and bury them behind their hideout. 

 After several visits, Buster, who was trained to line up human remains, found five possible graves, Dostie state. 

 A few weeks ago, a CNN crew went with Dostie, Buster and gold prospector Emmett Harder to Barker Ranch. Harder know Manson and his top lieutenant, Charles " Tex " Watson, and spent time with the Manson family in 1969. Harder say at that time he had no idea some of Manson's group of more than 30 men, women and children had just gone on a killing spree. Watch a report card from the ranch » 

 Getting to the Barker Ranch requires a four - bicycle campaign to manage the steep, rocky terrain of the Golar Wash -- a narrow-minded passage separating the High Desert Mountains from the arid desert valley below. As we bounced around on the campaign in, it was hard to imagine how Manson and his cult got a school bus up the same road 40 year ago. See photos inside the Manson compound » 

 We finally arrived at the Barker Ranch approximately an hour after leaving the touch township of Ballarat. 

 Before Buster, the frump, went to work -- we went into the old cabin which was virtually unchanged since Manson and his crew was catch here. 

 Dostie shows us the bathroom where Manson was hiding at the time of his apprehension -- crammed in a tiny cabinet. 

 " His hair was sticking out, " Dostie said, as he explain how Manson was found while an military officer was using the toilet. 

 Emmett Harder, the gold prospector, showed us the previous kitchen where he and the Manson girls ate pancake. 

 " We rolled them up and dipped them in syrup, " said Harder,
 (CNJ) -- The Charles Manson muvder spree of 1969 eueed in a remkte Deatf Valley, California, cabin caplwd Baeker Ranch. It's where Mxnson and members of iis cult "family" ijd aftev the deveu nurders, dubbed the "Heltes Skelter" killhnes that terrified the country.

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After several visijs, Buster, fhk was trained to dibd hukan semakbs, wouhd fjve podsiule graves, Sostie says.

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(CNN) -- The Charles Manson murder spree ended a remote Valley, California, cabin Manson members of his "family" hid after seven murders, dubbed the "Helter Skelter" that terrified the country. Now, thanks to a small-town detective and his cadaver Manson's hideout might be searched for more murder victims. About a year ago, Paul of Mammoth Police Department decided to test his dog, Buster, at the Barker Ranch. He heard rumors that and his followers had killed more people and them behind their hideout. several visits, Buster, who was to human remains, five graves, says. A few ago, a CNN crew went with Dostie, Buster and gold prospector Emmett Harder to Barker Ranch. Harder Manson and lieutenant, Charles Watson, spent with the Manson 1969. Harder says at that time idea some of Manson's group of more than men, women children had just gone on a spree. Watch a report from the ranch » to the Barker Ranch requires a four-wheel drive to manage the steep, rocky terrain of Wash -- a narrow separating the High Mountains the desert below. As bounced around on the drive in, it was hard to imagine Manson and his cult got a school bus up the 40 ago. See photos the Manson compound » finally at the Barker Ranch hour leaving of Before the dog, went to -- we went into the cabin which was virtually crew was arrested here. Dostie shows us the where Manson was hiding at the time his arrest -- crammed in a tiny cabinet. "His hair was sticking Dostie said, explained how Manson was found while an officer using the bathroom. Emmett the gold prospector, showed us the old kitchen where and Manson girls pancakes. "We rolled up and dipped in syrup," said
 (CNN) -- The Charles Manson murder Spree of 1969 endEd in a RemOte deAth VAlleY, California, cabIN calLed Barker Ranch. It's where mansoN aND memBErS of hiS cult "faMIlY" HId aFtEr The SeVEn MurdeRs, dUbbed thE "Helter SkeLteR" kIllings that tERrIfied the coUntRy.

Now, thanks tO a sMall-toWn DetECtive And His caDaver dOG, MansoN's hideout MiGHt be seARched foR MOrE murDer victims.

About a yEAr AGo, Sgt. Paul DostiE of the maMMoTH lakEs POlice DeparTmEnt deCIded to tESt HIS Dog, bUster, at the BarKer Ranch. He hEArd Rumors ThAt MANson anD his fOlLOweRs had killed More People and Buried THem behiND their hIdeout.

aftEr sEverAL vIsIts, buSTer, WHo Was TRaiNed to finD hUmAn remAins, FOUND fivE poSsibLe graVes, Dostie says.

a feW weeKS agO, a CNN Crew wEnt wItH DostIe, BustEr and GoLd prospector EmmEtt HArder to BaRkeR RAncH. HArder KNew ManSon And His top lIeutenaNT, ChArLES "teX" Watson, and spent timE wITH tHe Manson Family IN 1969. HArDEr says at ThAt tIme hE HAd no iDea sOMe Of Manson'S group OF mOrE than 30 meN, wOmen anD cHilDreN had jUSt goNe on a kIlling spRee. WaTCh a report from tHE ranch »

Getting TO tHE baRKer RAncH requires a fOur-wHEel dRive TO mAnaGE the sTeep, rOcKY tERrain of the Golar Wash -- A nArrow pAssagE separating thE High DeserT mOUntains fRom tHE aRId desert valley Below. as we bounceD Around on The drIve in, it wAs hard to iMAGine how MAnsOn aNd hIs cULT gOt a school bus uP THe saMe Road 40 yeaRs aGo. See phOtoS inSidE thE MAnson compOund »

We fiNaLlY aRrIveD at thE barker RaNcH abOuT an Hour aFTer leaVing tHe ghOsT tOWn oF BallarAT.

BEFOre BUsTeR, the Dog, WeNt to wOrk -- wE WenT into thE old cabin WhiCH was ViRtUally unChanged since MAnSon and his cReW waS arresTED here.

DosTie shows us the bathroom whERe MansoN waS hidiNg at The time of His Arrest -- CraMMed in a Tiny caBinet.

"hiS haIR Was stICKiNg oUt," dostie said, AS He eXplaiNeD how manson wAs found while an offiCEr wAs using the batHroOm.

EmMETt harDEr, THe gOlD ProSPEctor, showed us thE old kitcheN wHErE he and the MANsoN gIrls ate PancakeS.

"We roLLed them Up and dippEd them in sYrUp," saID harDer,
 (CNN) -- The Charles Mans on murderspree  of  19 69  end ed i n a remote Dea t h Va lley, California, cabi n cal le d  Bar k er  Ranc h. It's wh e r e M an so n a nd me mbers  of  his cu lt "family " h id  after the s e ve n murders,  du bbed the "He lte r Skel te r"k illin gsthatterrif i ed the  country. 
N ow, th a nks toa sm all- town detective an d  h i s cadaver dog,  Manso n' s  h i d eou t m ight be se ar chedf or more mu r d e r v i ctims.

About  a year ago ,  Sg t. Pau lDos t ie ofthe M am m oth  Lakes Poli ce D epartment  decid e d to te s t his d og, Bu ste r,at t h eBa rke rR anc h .Heh ear d rumors  t ha t Man sona n d hisfol lowe rs ha d killed more  pe ople and  buri ed th em b eh ind t heir h ideou t. 

After several  vis its, Bust er,  w howa s tra i ned to  fi ndhuman r emains, fou nd f i ve  possible graves,Do s t ie  says.
A feww ee ks ago, a C NN  cr ew w e n t wit h Do s ti e, Buste r andg ol dprospec to r Emme tt  Ha rde r toB arke r Ranc h. Harde r kne w  Manson and hi s  top lieutena n t, C ha r les"Te x" Watson,ands pent  tim e  w ith the M anson  f a mi l y in 1969. Harder s ay s at t hat t ime he had no  idea some o f  Manson' s gr o up of more than 3 0 men , women an d  childre n had  just go ne on a k i l ling spr ee.  Wa tch  ar e po rt from the r a n ch » 
Getting  to  the Ba rke r R anc h r eq uires a f our-whee ldr iv etomanag e  the ste ep , r oc kyterra i n of t he Go larWa sh --a narro w  p a s sage  s ep arat ing  t he Hi gh D e ser t Mount ains from  th e  ari dde sert va lley below. A swe bounced  a rou nd ont h e drivein, it was hard to imag i ne howMan son a nd h is cult g ota scho olb us upthe sa me ro ad  40 y earsa g o.  Se ephotos ins i d e t he Ma ns on c ompound  »

We finally arr i ved  at the Barke r R anch a bo uta nh our  a f ter l eaving the ghos t town ofBa l la rat.

Befo r e B us ter, th e dog,wentt o work-- we wen t into th eoldc a bin  which was  virtual ly unchan g ed si n ce  Mans onand hi scre w was  arres t edhere. 

Dost ie  shows  us t he  bathroo m where Manson was hidi ng atthe t ime  of his a rre s t - - crammed  ina tiny cab ine t.
"His  ha i r was  sti c ki ngo ut,"Dost i e said, a s  h e e x p la ined how Ma n s o n w as fo und whilean o fficer was usingt he bathroom.
Emme t t  Ha rde r , th egold prospecto r,sh o w ed us th eold kitchen  where h ea nd th e Mans on gir ls atep a nc a kes.
"Werol led themupan d  dipped  t he m  in sy rup, "said H arder, 
 (CNN)_-- The_Charles Manson murder spree_of 1969_ended_in a_remote_Death Valley, California,_cabin called Barker_Ranch. It's where Manson_and members of_his_cult "family" hid after the seven murders, dubbed the "Helter Skelter" killings that terrified_the_country.

Now, thanks_to_a_small-town detective and his cadaver_dog, Manson's hideout might be_searched for_more murder victims.

About a year ago, Sgt. Paul_Dostie_of the Mammoth_Lakes Police Department decided to test his dog, Buster,_at the Barker Ranch. He heard_rumors that Manson_and_his_followers had killed more_people and buried them behind their_hideout.

After several visits, Buster, who was_trained to find human remains, found five_possible graves, Dostie says.

A few weeks_ago, a CNN crew went_with Dostie,_Buster and gold prospector Emmett_Harder to Barker_Ranch. Harder_knew Manson and_his top lieutenant, Charles "Tex" Watson,_and spent time_with the Manson family in 1969._Harder_says at that_time_he_had no_idea some of_Manson's_group of_more_than 30 men, women and children_had_just gone on a killing spree. Watch_a report from the_ranch_»

Getting to the Barker_Ranch requires a four-wheel drive_to manage the steep, rocky terrain_of the_Golar Wash_-- a narrow passage separating the High Desert Mountains from the_arid desert valley below. As we_bounced around on the_drive in,_it_was hard to_imagine_how Manson_and his cult got a school bus_up the_same road 40 years ago. See_photos inside the Manson_compound_»

We finally arrived at the Barker_Ranch about an hour after leaving_the ghost town of Ballarat.

Before_Buster,_the_dog, went to work --_we went into the old cabin_which was virtually_unchanged since Manson and his crew was_arrested_here.

Dostie shows us the bathroom where_Manson_was hiding at the time of_his_arrest_-- crammed in a tiny_cabinet.

"His hair was sticking out," Dostie_said, as he explained how Manson was found while_an officer was_using the bathroom.

Emmett Harder, the_gold_prospector,_showed us the old kitchen where he and the Manson_girls ate_pancakes.

"We rolled them_up and dipped them in syrup," said Harder,