UPDATE: A California prison panel denied parole to mass murderer Charles Manson in his 12th bid for freedom on Wednesday, according to an Associated Press report.

Cult killer Charles Manson did not appear in court on Wednesday for his 12th parole hearing, but the sister of his most famous victim diligently spoke out demanding he stay behind bars.

It has been 43 years since Charles Manson was convicted of seven counts of murder, and a new photo of the “Helter Skelter” killer obtained by RadarOnline.com reveals that time has not softened his creepy state and intense, terrifying eyes.

With his scraggly gray beard and distinctive swastika tattoo on his forehead, Manson, 77, stared coldly into the camera when his mug shot was taken by the California Department of Corrections last June, which has now been released before his upcoming parole hearing, reported ABCNews.com.

Serial killer and cult leader Charles Manson recently spoke out for the first time in 20 years, referring to himself as God and calling President Barack Obama "an idiot."

"I don't play. I shoot people," Manson told Vanity Fair Spain magazine in a rambling phone interview from his California prison cell. The interview marked the 40th anniversary of his conviction. "I'm too bad. I'm a mean guy. I'm an outlaw. I'm a criminal. I'm everything bad."

Another woman has come forward charging that Roman Polanski raped her in 1974, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

The woman, who was 21 at the time, reported the alleged sexual assault to the Los Angeles District Attorney in May and was interviewed by authorities.

Edith Michelle Vogelhut, a former model also known as Shelli Paul, told authorities Polanski "handcuffed" her at actor Jack Nicholson's Hollywood house where he was staying, then sodomized her repeatedly, before he passed out, RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively.

A spokesperson for the District Attorney's office refused to comment when contacted by RadarOnline.com.

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But Vogelhut's attorney, Michael Griffith, told RadarOnline.com that she was unable to file a civil complaint against Polanski, because of Californian law.

"I'm not planning on filing a civil lawsuit against Mr. Polanski as I think the statute of limitations has expired," he said.

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"(However) I'm in contact with the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office regarding the criminal case."

The woman's story is eerily similar to Samantha Geimer, also a one-time model, who Polanski took for a photo shoot in a hot tub at Nicholson's Hollywood mansion in 1978.

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Swiss authorities freed the 77-year-old movie director on July 12, choosing not to extradite him to Los Angeles to face sentencing for having sex with Geimer, who was 13-years-old at the time.

The Swiss declared that the U.S. had failed to provide records of a January hearing that would have shown Polanski had already served his sentence.

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"I'm not sure what I will do hereafter," Polanski told a Swiss. "For the moment I'm happy to be free."

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British actress, Charlotte Lewis, who starred in one of Polanski's films, recently claimed he assaulted her when she was 16 years old in his Paris apartment.

Charlotte Lewis, who alleges that Roman Polanski abused her when she was 16, feels victimized by a Swiss court's decision not to extradite the Oscar winning director, a friend of the London-based actress exclusively told RadarOnline.com.

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"It's a bitter pill and we're hoping it's not over yet. But as far as this chapter... her whole reason to kind of come forward was really to serve justice. She wanted to see the guy come back to the United States and face justice," friend Eric Haymes told RadarOnline.com exclusively. "It's very frustrating."

Moments ago, the Swiss government announced that Oscar winning director Roman Polanski will NOT be extradited to the United States to face child sex charges, RadarOnline.com has learned.

The famed director - who had pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful sex with a minor back in 1977 - fled to his native France before he could be sentenced. He's been considered a fugitive ever since.

UPDATE: Swiss authorites just announced they will NOT extradite Polanski back to the U.S.

Swiss authorities will announce Monday morning if Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski will be extradited to the United States to face child sex charges, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Polanski - director of such critically acclaimed films as The Pianist and Chinatown - pleaded guilty to having sex with a 13-year-old girl back in 1977 but fled to Europe before he could be sentenced.

He was arrested in Switzerland last year and has been fighting extradition to the U.S. ever since then.