Charles Manson Fanatic Gets ‘Helter Skelter’ Tattoo with Manson Ashes

Here’s a very unique, and creepy, tribute to Charles Manson … a “Helter Skelter” face tattoo made with some of the mass murderer’s DNA.

Tattoo artist Ryan Almighty tells TMZ … Patrick Boos from Niagara Falls wanted to pay homage to Manson with this not-so-subtle tattoo — and just to ratchet things up, Patrick chose the Manson ashes option. He called it a once in a lifetime opportunity.

As we’ve reported, Ryan says he has ashes from Manson’s cremation, and he dipped his ink gun in it while drawing a pretty awesome-looking “Helter Skelter” on Patrick’s forehead last weekend.

The Beatles track from the White Album — which dropped 52 years ago — was written by Paul McCartney using a fairground ride as a metaphor. Manson infamously misinterpreted it as a subliminal call to incite a race war.

When members of the Manson family carried out a brutal string of murders — including Leno and Rosemary LaBianca in 1969 — the words “Death to Pigs,” “Rise” and “Helter [sic] Skelter” were scribbled in blood at the LaBianca home.

The “Helter Skelter” forehead tattoo, Manson ashes included, set Patrick back about $500.

Remember, Almighty gave another fanboy a CM tat with the Manson ashes — and told us he scored the macabre remains from people who scooped up ashes when they were scattered at Manson’s funeral.