How Should Christians Respond to the Death of the Wicked?

This morning the news of the death of Charles Manson might have caught some by surprise. In the late 1960's Manson and his followers gained national notoriety after several murders, most notably the actress Sharon Tate. Manson believed in something he called "Helter Skelter," and was attempting to start an apocalyptic race war. His beliefs were cobbled together from all over, places as different as Beatles Songs and the biblical book of Revelation. Manson was convicted of several first degree murders, among other things, and was sentenced to death. After California ended the death penalty his sentence was commuted to life in prison. Over the years Manson gave several wild interviews on television, sometimes appearing with a swastika carved in his forehead. He never expressed remorse for his actions, and was caught several times with drugs or contraband in prison. Suffice it to say, he was not a good man. How are Christians supposed to think about the death of