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intended for mature audiences. It contains graphic
descriptions of crime scenes, adult dialogue, and strong language. Viewer discretion is advised. (vocalizing) So the story I have for you today focuses on a criminal in particular, who has just all the worst characteristics that you want in a human being. Sorry, but it's true. Just a horrible human being. He's just like, he was a criminal just so lonesome and
obsessed with his own legacy that he ended up leading
New York City investigators on for years. Just taunting them at every turn as he continued his infamous crime spree. Been trying to do more intros versus just jumping right into it but I don't know if I'm into that. Okay, yeah. Horrible person and this guy's
name was David Berkowitz, AKA the son of Sam. I wish I had a fog machine and stuff just to make that more dramatic, and lightning, thunder (vocalizing) So I went down a rabbit hole per us' and this guy was like, he's okay. Let me just tell you about him. (chuckles) Jumping ahead. So David Berkowitz was born on June 1st, 1953
in Brooklyn, New York. His real name, or I
should say his birth name was Richard David Falco. David's biological mother,
her name was Betty. She was married to this
man named Tony Falco and the two of them ran
a fish market together until he left her for another woman. Before Tony had separated from Betty, Betty had an affair with a
married real estate agent named Joseph. Betty became pregnant. Yes, drama. Who was the father you ask? See, I don't know. I couldn't really even
get clarification on this, but Betty and her husband split and now she was in a relationship
with this guy Joseph. Now, when she told Joseph
that she was pregnant, he was very upset. Okay? He threatened Betty, "If you don't get rid of this baby and if you decide to keep
this baby, then I'm leaving." Once Betty gave birth to her son David, David was born. From my understanding that's why she gave him her first husband's last name Falco because the cheating husband guy, he didn't want to be
associated with his baby. But I also couldn't get clarification if it was a D. Tony's
child or Joseph's child. Either way, it just seems
like from the beginning, he just, these people were just, they
didn't wanna be parents. They didn't wanna be parents, no one wanted to take
responsibility for this child. So, we're not off to a good start. So with all of that being said, Betty decided it was best if she placed David up for adoption. When David was placed up for adoption, he was still just a newborn. He was an infant. He would be quickly adopted by a couple who was looking to
start a family of their own. A lovely couple named
Pearl and Nathan Berkowitz. They were both hardware store retailers and they were living in The Bronx. It was said that they were desperate. I don't wanna say desperate, I feel like that sounds wrong. They just really wanted
to have a family together but they would just weren't
having much luck conceiving and they decided to adopt. So when they saw David, he's a newborn, they thought, "Oh, it's perfect". And they just quickly snatched him up. When Pearl and Nathan adopted David, they decided to rearrange his name just to kind of give him a
fresh start, a new beginning. So that's how he got the
name David Berkowitz. I wasn't there so I can't
confirm or deny this, but based off of what I was reading it was said that Pearl and
Nathan were just wonderful. And they just loved David as their own. They tried their best to raise a good boy. As a child he had an above
average intelligence. He was a really smart cookie, but the thing was they couldn't keep David
interested in school. He seemed to be bored or
not just not interested. He felt like he didn't belong. He didn't fit in. He really didn't have too many friends because he just felt like, I
dunno he was just an outcast. So as time is going on
and David's growing up, he just started to rebel a little bit. Okay, a lot of bit. Why am I? Yeah, he decided to rebel. It was said that David became infatuated with stealing and starting fires. Getting away with stealing
gave David this rush. When it came to setting fires, it was said that David struggled with just controlling
his destructive impulses, and setting fires brought
feelings of satisfaction or was a way to release
all the inner anxiety that was building up inside of him. David would spend a lot of his free time just kind of, I don't know, finding new ways to get himself in trouble without being caught. Some neighbors, family, friends and even educators who knew David would say that in his childhood
and early adolescent years, he was difficult,
spoiled, or just a bully. So David's attitude, it wasn't changing and things actually
ended up getting worse. When David's adopted mother Pearl, who he considered his mom,
she had died of breast cancer when David was only 14 years old. David was more close with Pearl than he was with his
adopted father, Nathan. And he considered Pearl his mother and was the only one or the only person who just understood him, cared about him, showed him any type of love. So when Pearl passed, David
was just completely lost. He was angry, he's upset, he's 14. So within a few years
after Pearl's passing, David's adopted father
Nathan, he remarried. And this marriage, it
really,really angered David beyond belief. When he saw Nathan with his new wife he just couldn't understand why, or Pearl his mother is supposed to be the love of this man's life. How could he love another
woman after she's died? He just wasn't understanding any of this. And David was just really angry and he didn't really want anything to do with his new step-mom. He didn't want any kind
of civil relationship. He didn't really wanna
show her any respect. Tension in the household
is just building up because David's got a bad attitude and they're just all trying to move on and it's not working out. When David turned 17, he decided that, maybe he could escape. He could get away from his
home at least for a while. His main option at that time was to join the United
States army in 1971. And he would end up serving both at Fort Knox and South Korea. For some unknown reason, David ended up being honorably
discharged in June of 1974, just three years after he
started his role in the army. So David goes back home and he's now trying to figure
out just more about himself. What does he wanna do? What is he doing? So when he returned to New York, he decided for the first time in his life to look up his birth mother, Betty, and get some understanding
about his story, where he comes from and all that jazz. David was able to find
Betty pretty quickly. And he didn't hesitate to
contact her right away. When the two of them ended up meeting in person for the first time, it was a lot more difficult
than David had imagined. So Betty had discussed with David details of his birth, his adoption, and all the information made David feel actually
worse than before. David said that he just had this feeling as if he wasn't enough. He felt like the motherly
figures in his life always ended up leaving
him one way or another and something inside of
him just really broke. I don't know how he was
feeling to be honest but I could imagine it wasn't good. For David it seemed he committed
his crimes for attention. Initially, he blamed his actions
on something else entirely. In the 1970s, David had
a neighbor named Sam Carr and he had a pet dog named Harvey. David claimed that Harvey, the dog, well, this dog was possessed
by an ancient demon and gave irresistible commands "to David". Oh yes, that's right blame the dog. This demon dog's demands
according to David were to kill people and spill their blood in the streets of New York. What a demanding dog. Later on down the line, David's psychiatrist
would reveal that David had actually long contemplated murder to get revenge on the world that he had felt had rejected and hurt him and that's why he did it. Not because of a devil dog,
a demon dog, excuse me. Whether it was from the
influence of the demon dog or just the feelings within him, David began a long and
notorious crime spree in the mid 1970s. His first official violent
crime was on Christmas Eve, what a dick. Christmas Eve, 1975. David is 22 years old and had no real idea as to how he was going to kill
a victim or kill a person. But the one thing he knew for sure was that he wanted to kill somebody. It's nighttime. There are two young girls, they were around the ages of 15. They were walking underneath
a bridge in Co-Op City, and David attacked them with
this hunting knife that he had. He starts stabbing, just going for it like a maniac, then runs off. One of the victims, sadly passed away, this poor child. The other victim was
hospitalized for a week as a result of her injuries. The surviving victim tried her best to give as much information as she could to help catch her attacker, but it was just a random attack. David had no link to the victims, they also didn't see him at all. It just kind of happened so quickly. This victim didn't really
have that much information to give and it wasn't leading
to any arrest for police. Police. I'm struggling to talk today. Well, that's every day actually. So a few months go by. David's laying low. No one's suspecting anyone or David for the stabbing and the murder. David's like, "Hey, I'm gonna test my
luck and try this again. "Maybe get a little better." I don't know what he's thinking. This time around David
thought it would be best if he left his hunting knife at home, and instead he went out and
he bought a 44 caliber pistol. Side note. Hi, is it .44 caliber pistol or is it just 44 caliber pistol? Do I say the 44? Someone out there is gonna know. Let me know down below. Thank you.
(chuckles) Anywho, so he gets a gun and on July 29th, 1976 two young women are out. Donna and Jody were friends and they had just finished their night out doing whatever they were doing. They were just hanging out and they were sitting in
Jody's car discussing, just having a conversation. Conversation comes to an end, Donna opens up her car door to leave and in doing so she notices a man or just a figure, is quickly approaching her, just running towards the car. Donna kind of calls out to this person like, "What is going on?" And David, cause it was David. David takes out his gun and
shoots Donna in the chest. The bullet killed her instantly. After Donna was shot, then David kind of is
focusing his sights on Jody. He's like, "Oh, there's another one." Jody, she gets out and she tries to run. David sees her take off and he shoots her in her thigh. Now, this attack had taken
place in a public parking lot and David knew he didn't have much time. People are gonna, someone's gonna come. It's a busy parking lot. He thought that going after Jody would probably lead to him getting caught. So instead he let Jody runoff and quickly put the gun
back into a paper bag that he was using to conceal
it, and then just walked away. Jody was able to escape, get some help, and she survived. Now when police are asking her about, what the man looked like or anything, she didn't really have that
much information for them because again, it was at night. She didn't recognize this person. It happened so quickly. So the police, they had no leads, they had no other witnesses and generally no idea as to who the shooter had been. So David's feeling a little worried because Jody had gotten away. He's laying low, but again,
nothing was coming of it. And he's like, "Oh, I think
I'm onto something here". So David waited, he was careful to wait a few months before he again, went out for an attack. He wanted to be sure that
he wasn't being followed or even being watched by police. On the evening of October 23rd, 1976, David found his next victims in a residential area in Flushing, Queens. A man named Carl who
was about 20 years old, he was out with his girlfriend Rosemary, and the two of them were
sitting in Rosemary's car. They're just chatting. Suddenly out of nowhere the car windows just shattered. Rosemary, she starts the car and she just tries to drive away from whatever the threat had been that caused her to feel
like her car just exploded. Once Rosemary got like
a decent distance away, she looked over to see, look at Carl and she realized that there
was a bullet hole in his head. Rosemary, she only received
superficial injuries from the broken glass. Carl's in pretty bad condition and he would get a metal plate installed in his head to replace
a portion of his skull. Luckily though, both of
them did end up surviving. Now, when police arrived to the scene they were immediately aware
of the striking similarities between this attack and the
attack on Donna and Jody. They're like, "Hmm, this is
sounding kind of familiar". So investigators are kind of
looking inside of the vehicle. They find the shell casings, casings belonged to a 44 caliber. Police thought that Carl
was initially a woman. Carl had shoulder length
hair and softer features, so they thought at first
that Carl was a woman and they later speculated that the shooter had most likely potentially
mistaken Carl for a woman. So police were trying to find a pattern, a type that the sicko was going after. Just like Donna and Jody, two women, maybe he thought that these
were two women as well. A couple of days later,
police got confirmation that the shell casings found on the scene we're almost, most definitely
the same as the ones used in the shooting that
involved Jody and Donna. But not only that, it also
appeared to investigators that the shooter had a
specific type of victim who they prefer to target, women with long dark hair, or medium to long dark hair. So David's feeling pretty good. He's like, "I'm getting away
with my little shenanigans, "and you know what? "I'm gonna strike again." A month later, he did just that. So on November 27th, 1976. There are two local high school students who are walking home. Donna who was 16, and her
friend Joanne who was 18, were just hanging out there, chatting. They go up to Joanne's front porch area and they're just hanging
out on the front porch. Both of them notice a man
dressed in a full combat uniform, approaching the two of them. So this man comes up to them
and asked for directions. It was said, David got as far as, "Can you tell me how to get to...", before he revealed that he had a gun. David then shot each of the girls once. Then he fired several more gunshots, just kind of littering
the front of the home with bullet holes. Donna was shot in the neck and luckily it was, she was okay. She survived. Joanne however, had been hit in the back near her spine and she was hospitalized and was eventually rendered paraplegic as a result of her injuries. A neighbor who had heard
all of those gunshots had called the police and he recounted seeing a blonde
man running from the scene as he seemed to be clutching or holding on to a weapon in his hands. So once again, a few months go by, police still have no leads
for any of these crimes. David's feeling again pretty, pretty good. Nothing's happening. No one sus- I'm sorry for laughing. I don't know why I giggled. Anyway, so January, 1977. David decides to strike again. Around 12:30 in the morning on July 30th, an engaged couple, they had just finished up
seeing the movie "Rocky" for the first time in theaters. And they're sitting in
their car discussing, probably about "Rocky", maybe. I don't know. We don't know. But they're sitting in their
car in the parking lot. Christine who was 26 at the time and her fiance John were
getting ready to just take off when, out of nowhere, a bunch of gunshots just
start going off like crazy. And the bullets began
to penetrate their car. John who was in the driver's seat, he quickly, tries to drive
away from the direction of the shooter to find
help or just to get away. John was able to drive off and get away and only suffered from
superficial injuries, but poor Christine his fiance, she had been shot twice and sadly she died that night as a result of her gunshot wounds. So again, police had no real leads. They got nothing. But after this attack, investigators finally decided to release their suspicions to the public that they believed that these
shootings were all related. They thought that maybe it had been done by the same individual. So sketches of the assumed
shooter were released to the public through the media and police hoped that they
would have some kind of lead before the shooter had the
chance to take his next victim. Someone had to know
something, is what they hoped. Now, unfortunately for everybody, David had no interest in being found. Besides his demon dog friend, he really wasn't talking to anybody. So it's like no one knew it was David. On the afternoon of March
8th of that same year, a 19 year old girl named Virginia had been walking home from school when she was confronted
by a man with a gun. She was in an area where
there was no one else around. So this man confronts her
with a gun she's terrified. Virginia, it was said that
she held up her textbooks and to use that as a shield and sadly David shot and the bullet went right through the
book and into her head, the shot killed her instantly. (sighs) So just days after Virginia's murder, investigators officially
released a statement claiming that the bullets
used in the recent shootings were all in fact from the same gun. At the time, there was no
name given to this killer. So the media gave David the
name, "the 44 caliber killer", which I think is pretty straight forward. That's a good one. Sometimes they get a little too creative. But barely over a month
later on March 10th, 1977, 20 year old Alexander and
his girlfriend Valentina, they're just sitting in their car chatting and someone just came up and shoots them. AKA David shoots them. Valentina was pronounced dead on the scene and soon Alexander died once he arrived to the hospital. This time though, there was something very
different about the crime scene. There was a handwritten note left specifically for
police officers to find. Oh, yes. In this letter, David
revealed his desired nickname. He was like, "Look, I don't like this
44 caliber killer thing. "No, no, no. "Nay nay. "My desired nickname is Son of Sam. In addition to this,
David also taunted police for their inability to catch him and explained bits and pieces of his determination to keep killing. Should I read you? Should I read you it? Okay, hold on. "I am deeply hurt by you
calling me a wemon hater. "I am not, but I am a monster. "I am the "son of Sam". "I am a little "brat". (chuckles) Sorry, it's not funny. Sorry, this is serious. "When father Sam gets drunk he gets mean, "he beats his family. "Sometimes he ties me up
to the back of the house, "other times he locks me in the garage. "Sam loves to drink blood. "Go out and kill, commands Father Sam. "Behind our house, some rest. "Mostly young raped and slaughtered, "their blood drained, just bones now. "Papa Sam keeps me
locked in the attic too. "I can't get out, "but I look out the attic window
and watch the world go by. "I am on a different
wavelength than everybody else. "Programed to kill. "However, to stop me, you must kill me. "Attention all police, "shoot me first, shoot to kill or else. "Keep out of my way or you will die. "Papa Sam is old now, "he needs some blood
to preserve his youth. "He has had too many heart attacks, "too many heart attacks. "Ugh me hoot it hurts sonny boy." Me hoot? I didn't know this was gonna
to turn into an audio book, I'm so sorry. I wonder if he's writing like this on purpose to throw them off or if this is really how he wrote. I didn't look that up. "I want to make love to the world." Okay. "I love people." (chuckle) "To the people full of Queens, I love you "and I want to wish all
of you a happy Easter. "Police, let me haunt
you with these words, "I'll be back. "Yours in murder, Mr. Monster." Mr. Monster? I thought you wanted to
be called son of Sam, sir. It sounded like he was having a stroke while writing that letter. So he wrote this letter at least he wished everyone a good Easter, that was nice. I don't know why I try to see
the positive in everything, it's just how my brain works. But that, okay, anyways. So these letters get put out by the media and everyone's going nuts,
trying to buy the newspapers. And everybody was scared because
the scariest killer of all is the type who just kills at random. That to me is terrifying. So again, they release parts of the letter to the local news outlets. Police soon also released
a psychological profile that they had put together. All of the victims had mainly
been women with dark hair, so they put this out in the media. Now, the release of this profile and the contents of the letter led thousands of women
across New York City, everyone went and got their hair cut. If they had long dark
hair, they cut their hair. Some women also decided
to dye their hair blonde. in June of 1977, another shooting occurred
in Bayside, Queens. A young couple named Sal
and his girlfriend Judy were shot in their car
around three in the morning. This time none of the shots had been fatal but the victims also once again had not been able to see who shot them. According to reports
during the month of July, that same year, the first anniversary of the initial 44 caliber
shooting was approaching and police were on the
lookout for this killer. They knew he favored Queens and The Bronx, so David was like, "I'm gonna celebrate my one year "but I should probably
throw them off a bit "and go to Brooklyn, do
some damage over there." And on July 31st, a man named Robert and
a woman named Stacy, they were on their first date when David fired four
rounds into their car. The shots hit both of
the victims in the head and sadly Robert lost one of his eyes, and Stacy died instantly
from her injuries. Stacy, she was the only Son of Sam victim that was blonde instead of dark haired. I mean, what an awful first date. Now, before the killing had taken place, earlier in the day before David had killed his last victims, there was this woman who
was a local in the area. She was walking her dog and she saw David. She saw David park his
car, get out of his car. He was holding some kind of
dark object in his hands. This woman was said to have just gotten like a really bad feeling about it all. And she ran away from the man who ended up firing a few
shots in her direction. So later on, she's hearing the news about the shooting that
had taken place nearby, and the woman she decides, I mean, it was probably that guy. I mean the same area, whatever. So she comes forward to police and she tells them everything
she knows about David. But the most important thing she said was that she saw David had
a parking ticket on his car. A parking ticket. The parking ticket leads
to the license plate. License plate leads to
registration and all that, so they're able to look
up who this car belongs to and guess who they get? Well, David of course. Whenever I'm filming I
always like sink super low. Sorry about that. Let me get up. So, according to reports. According to reports
from August 9th, 1977, I'm gonna attempt to do
a red lip while talking. No, I'm not. Hold on. The police headed over to the
residence of David Berkowitz and hopes to catch him by surprise and take him in for questioning. When they arrive, they see David's car and they're like peeking inside and stuff. They realize that there's an assault rifle on the backseat of David's car. So when officers noticed the rifle, they phoned in to obtain
a warrant immediately to search the inside of his house. While doing so, they
continued to search his car and found a duffel bag
filled with ammunition, maps of the crime scenes
and a threatening letter addressed to inspector Timothy Dowd of the Omega task force. All of that was inside of his car. Which like that must've
been a great feeling, he didn't even try to hide it, make it difficult for
investigators or anything. It was just all there. Great. "Left this for us, you guys",
probably what they said. Investigators decided to wait for David to leave his house before confronting him. It was just probably safer. And around 10:00 PM, David
finally leaves his home. He walks to his car. The detectives pop out and they're holding a
gun to David's temple. David said, "Well, you got me". The following day investigators only
needed to interview David for around 30 minutes for him to confess every single one of his crimes. During his confession, that's when David claimed that the neighbor's dog was a demon dog and he was demanding the
blood of pretty young girls, as dogs do, which was why David started
killing in the first place. So David was planning on
using the insanity plea, but three different mental health experts stated that David was
indeed mentally competent to stand trial. David decided to just
ignore the counsel advice that was given to him. David pleaded guilty to
all of the shootings. At the end of his trial, he was sentenced to 25 years to life for each of the murders to
be served consecutively. David said, while in prison, he became a born again Christian and claimed that he no longer wanted to be called the Son of Sam, but rather the Son of Hope. During his time in prison he compiled his various letters and essays about his story and his experience. These written works caught the attention of various publishers
who really wanted to buy and sell his story. And in response to these
publishing inquiries, that's when New York State legislator produced a swift and clear law that would prevent convicted criminals from receiving royalties
on any published books, movies or other enterprises related to the stories of their crimes. The Son of Sam Law, at least
he has a law named after him. Well, you pretty much can't profit off of your murders and stuff. Pretty much, just a light summary. It's really interesting you guys, because David's upbringing
by his adopted parents seemed really, really good. They really loved him
and they tried their best and it's really sad that
this is how he turned out. His upbringing in comparison
to the lot of murderers we've talked about here, in comparison to them, his upbringing really wasn't that bad. And it's like, how did
he end up so fucked up? In 2002, David did apply for parole. It was declined. And he has done a lot of interviews, not a lot, but a couple. And he does say that, he's found God and just
has a new meaning in life. He seems, I don't know. He is now 67 years old and he will be applying for
parole at every chance he can. I mean, that's very brave of him to think that he could get out. I think they have to stay optimistic in order to survive in prison, right? Let me know you guys' thoughts down below. Demon dog? Maybe. I appreciate you guys so much
for hanging out with me today. I hope you have a great rest
of your week ahead of you. Make good choices, please. Let me know who you want
me to talk about next week. I do read my comments so
leave in the comment section. That's the best place right now to leave recommendations for stories. So leave down the comment section what stories you want me
to talk about next week, and I'll be seeing you guys, later. Bye. (vocalizing) (upbeat music)
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I'm SO conflicted. How the hell was he supposedly smart and bored in school but writes a letter like that?? I am definitely a grammar corrector and it irritates me so much. Also obsessed with how she tells us the story because it's so detailed yet she has her quirks and it makes me laugh and relate so much on another level. I think we'd be the best of friends with how alike I think we are xD Totally not crazy but still.
I always look forward to her upload notifications coming through, it always makes my week ☺️
THAT PHOTO OF SAINT ON HER PHONE THO 😭😭😭😭
I received the notification and was pretty much ready to go home at that very moment
Omg I totally forgot it was Monday! Now I have something to watch later at work :)
I'm always surprised at how little I know about these super infamous killers. This was a really good one!
I can’t wait to watch this when I get ready for work tomorrow!
Omg can’t wait to watch this when I get home from work tonight!!!