Living in a murder house is usually something you see out of a horror movie. But for real-life murder houses, there's a good chance that these homes may just sit unoccupied forever.

It's likely the same fate for the murder houses linked to famous American murderers Chris Watts and Charles Manson.

Both Watts and Manson have earned not-so-good names for themselves. With the sites of their murders on sale, it's unlikely that their stories can easily be forgotten.

To find out more about Watts, Manson, and the murder houses linked to them, read on.

Chris Watts' Family Murder Site

The Colorado five-bedroom home met violence on what was supposedly a peaceful Monday morning.

"Ghost Adventures" star Zak Bagans, who bought the house last year for $1.98 million, put it back on the market.

The Los Angeles, California home is where Leno and Rosemary LaBianca were brutally murdered by Manson gang members, also known as the Manson Family, in August 1969.

Rosemary was stabbed 41 times, and Leno was stabbed 12 times, according to TMZ. This incident happened a day after the cult leader's gang killed actress Sharon Tate and four other victims.

The news sent terror all over Los Angeles. But Bagans still bought it, hoping to produce a film in the two-bedroom, two-bath home.

After living there, Bagans backtracked on his planned film. According to Deadline, he did not want the project to move forward out of respect for the LaBiancas.

The Los Feliz house is 1,600 square feet. It has a pool and city views. The house received a "close to asking" price, and there were multiple offers. But it is obvious that the house was not put on a bidding war.

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