David Berkowitz - The Son of Sam Full Interview

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Berkowitz was arrested on August 10, 1977 and subsequently indicted for eight shootings. He confessed to all of them, and initially claimed to have been obeying the orders of a demon manifested in the form of a dog belonging to his neighbor "Sam". Berkowitz was found mentally competent to stand trial. He pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, was found guilty, and was sentenced to six consecutive life sentences with possibility of parole after 25 years, in state prison. He subsequently admitted that the dog-and-devil story was a hoax. In the course of further police investigations, Berkowitz was also implicated in many unsolved arsons in the city.
Intense media coverage of the case lent a kind of celebrity status to Berkowitz, which many observers noted that he seemed to enjoy. In response, the New York State Legislature enacted new statutes, known popularly as "Son of Sam laws", designed to keep criminals from financially profiting from the publicity created by their crimes. The statutes have remained law in New York despite various legal challenges, and similar laws have been enacted in several other states.
During the mid-1990s, he amended his confession to claim that he had been a member of a violent Satanic cult that orchestrated the incidents as ritual murder. A few law enforcement authorities have said that his claims might be credible, but he remains the only person ever charged with the shootings. A new investigation of the murders began in 1996, but was suspended indefinitely after inconclusive findings.
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  • @90_sGirl
    @90_sGirl2 ай бұрын

    David: There's so much misinformation out there about my story. Also, david: Im not here to talk about my crimes. If you want to know about that just go on the internet. .....well alrighty. Lol

  • @dogpup123

    @dogpup123

    Ай бұрын

    Exactly lmao. He just wanted a chance to talk about himself.. and people are buying it. Scary 🥴🤧😮‍💨

  • @nicolebailey4426

    @nicolebailey4426

    Ай бұрын

    @dogpup123 well if you are going to interview a serial killer and they murdered people in the 1970's, some people want a backstory. He has accepted his punishment by not attending parole meetings. He seems rational, and no, I don't believe he should be let out. I would rather interview him than Manson or Bundy. If he feels Christ has helped him, only God knows his soul.

  • @beautifuldiva0208

    @beautifuldiva0208

    23 күн бұрын

    Most of the stuff he was speaking about had nothing to do with his crimes

  • @dejanrakic77

    @dejanrakic77

    Күн бұрын

    @@beautifuldiva0208 dangerous immature man

  • @RandolphTheWhite1
    @RandolphTheWhite16 ай бұрын

    It's so bizarre to watch "Terror on the Streets! The Son of Sam Murderer", but then see him talk in person.

  • @MauiGirl276
    @MauiGirl27624 күн бұрын

    I noticed that he still refuses or is incapable of taking responsibility for his crimes. He says “the shootings” and “the person in prison for them” but not KILLINGS, MURDERS, etc

  • @swilliam81

    @swilliam81

    11 күн бұрын

    Most narcissistic people are

  • @Alpha_WK

    @Alpha_WK

    7 күн бұрын

    @@MauiGirl276 I’ve noticed that for a very long time. He talks about “the people I hurt” another thing is all he cares about is being forgiven! On and on about being forgiven through Christ. But here’s the kicker, I believe he experiences guilt and that’s the reason he can’t directly confront what he did. Remorse? No I haven’t seen remorse. Remorse manifests itself in a physical way like crying, openly admitting to what you did. So I see feelings of guilt and regret but no remorse whatsoever.. the other thing to keep in mind is that he’s a paranoid schizophrenic. Probably medicated but probably still quite mentally ill. Also he’s a psychopath. You’re just not going to get remorse from a psychopath.

  • @TheOldBoy101
    @TheOldBoy1012 ай бұрын

    Be honest with children. They don’t deserve to be deceived.

  • @themafia3119
    @themafia31193 ай бұрын

    A psychopath is trying to analyse himself and find a reason as to why he became a serial killer.

  • @InbedwithBrandon

    @InbedwithBrandon

    3 ай бұрын

    Exactly.

  • @Sluglove

    @Sluglove

    3 ай бұрын

    Really naive to assume he’s a psychopath

  • @lravenhill

    @lravenhill

    2 ай бұрын

    Reoccurring trouble with the law prior to 16 is required for a diagnosis of psycopathy

  • @franklinholt8054

    @franklinholt8054

    2 ай бұрын

    Berkowitz speaking was interesting too

  • @gardensofthegods

    @gardensofthegods

    2 ай бұрын

    He believes it was demonic possession and talks about what he was into and what was already in his heart and mind before that and that he also knew people who were satanists . He mentions it in his interviews on the Michael Franceze Channel . Elsewhere on the tube are interviews with priests who were trained at the Vatican to do exorcisms . Some of these people exorcized were talking in a bizarre foreign language and when they had linguists listen to the tapes of it , it turned out some of these people were speaking in ancient languages that very few people alive could have known ... They say this is often the case with demonic possession ... or knowing personal things about the excorcist priest's life that they couldn't have known . So in his own way he warns about satanism and to stay away from it ... Annette sometimes dark thoughts in your heart and mind will invite demons in .

  • @Pleasurechest985
    @Pleasurechest9852 ай бұрын

    Would not trust him for a second. Evil man.

  • @Fernando-qk2hp

    @Fernando-qk2hp

    Ай бұрын

    That’s the spirit

  • @jimmlygoodness

    @jimmlygoodness

    20 күн бұрын

    He actually isn't.

  • @Pleasurechest985

    @Pleasurechest985

    18 күн бұрын

    @@jimmlygoodness Nuts

  • @erniefrias02
    @erniefrias022 ай бұрын

    That's what dealing with evil spirits, drugs, PTSD, and life hard balls does to a person. This man sounds like one of my HS teachers and reminds me of him. Not for nothing but I'm an orphan myself and the guilt of fault Hunts you forever. The only thing that can save you is positive feelings, family and good friends

  • @timosnorthshore
    @timosnorthshore2 ай бұрын

    "Not to make excuses..." and then he goes on to make excuses.

  • @Alpha_WK

    @Alpha_WK

    7 күн бұрын

    @@timosnorthshore He’s sick. Asking a psychopath with schizophrenia to say anything worth listening to is pointless.

  • @mickpriestley
    @mickpriestleyАй бұрын

    There's an irony to people here calling out his conversion to christianity as a sign that he's now more stable than he used to be...in that while he now may or may not be a changed man, believing that you were guided by demons and then saved by jesus is in itself absolutely delusional, and sounds ridiculous to anyone outside of the USA.

  • @murdocniccals69508

    @murdocniccals69508

    26 күн бұрын

    Its actually not as ridiculous as its sounds, the devil wants to instruct us to do sins every day and we do, that is why God sent his only son to die for our sins and if we believe in him and live life the way he did we WILL have eternal life. If this man gave his life to God and asked for repentance. He will surely join God in paradise

  • @aeternusdoomocculta7331

    @aeternusdoomocculta7331

    23 күн бұрын

    @@murdocniccals69508 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @michaelbuckner5374

    @michaelbuckner5374

    22 күн бұрын

    The devil is real and hell is real and people can be possessed by demons I hope you change the way you think because hell is eternal

  • @murdocniccals69508

    @murdocniccals69508

    18 күн бұрын

    @@aeternusdoomocculta7331 Go in peace

  • @aeternusdoomocculta7331

    @aeternusdoomocculta7331

    17 күн бұрын

    @@michaelbuckner5374 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @Oakiebobwlfd
    @Oakiebobwlfd2 ай бұрын

    He’s eating this up. Very sick

  • @johnmontalbano5769
    @johnmontalbano57692 ай бұрын

    I feel bad for the victims. I also feel bad for him. Hard to explain and reconcile.

  • @MCM1965

    @MCM1965

    2 ай бұрын

    I feel the same way.

  • @victoriaanne7155

    @victoriaanne7155

    2 ай бұрын

    It's called empathy. It's a blessing to be an empath, but we are often very conflicted. This universe needs much more empathy. Don't ever change. 🩵

  • @michalenepeticca7760

    @michalenepeticca7760

    2 ай бұрын

    Don't f ing care for him...we all have a sad story..he's manipulative

  • @Galactusz007

    @Galactusz007

    Ай бұрын

    Feel bad for him? What the hell is wrong with you?

  • @EdenRiot2

    @EdenRiot2

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@Galactusz007 You can feel that someone should be punished or deserves their punishment, regardless of how severe or light it is, and still feel bad for them. These concepts are not mutually exclusive.

  • @scentlessapprentice88
    @scentlessapprentice883 ай бұрын

    He knows he isn't ever getting out. I feel as though he's absolutely genuine in his remorse and i dont believe hes using religion as some shield for his actions forty plus years ago. I'm not religious at all. Dont buy into any of it personally. I just believe he's reformed and if ever let out, wouldnt so much as steal a stick of bubble gum, let alone cause anyone harm. Nobody is the same person they were forty years ago. Nobody. Not excusing anything he did at all. Just saying its ashame. The entire case. He seems like a genuine guy who would help anyone today.

  • @user-wc4uh4rl3z

    @user-wc4uh4rl3z

    2 ай бұрын

    God is real n great always 🙏🇺🇲

  • @lrwguitar

    @lrwguitar

    2 ай бұрын

    No one should be in prison their entire life, if it's so bad a crime that they should never be released it would be better to execute and if people can't stomach that then they should get a release date.

  • @pmshea63

    @pmshea63

    2 ай бұрын

    All criminals turn to the Bible. It's a bunch of bull.

  • @itheuserfirst3186

    @itheuserfirst3186

    2 ай бұрын

    You are very gullible. Get off the Jesus juice, and you'll see things more clearly.

  • @linnyw1072

    @linnyw1072

    2 ай бұрын

    It's sad that in prison he got the help he needed but on the streets he couldn't

  • @FABIOLA-A-BIT-AT
    @FABIOLA-A-BIT-AT4 ай бұрын

    Scrivo in italiano. Sono davvero scioccata dal fatto che molta gente non abbia voluto capire che quest’uomo era malato, è stato un bambino silenzioso, non integrato e solo, e la sua solitudine, depressione e sicuramente una malattia che covava in lui dalla nascita (certe malattie mentali possono essere ereditarie e condizionate da fattori esterni) lo hanno portato a sviluppare una gravissima patologia che gli faceva sentire le voci (basta documentarsi in vari siti di psichiatria). Mi domando come si possa non capire che questa persona avesse una malattia, che forse in carcere si è calmata per vari motivi (forse cure psichiatriche con farmaci e con la preghiera), stando lontano da stimoli esterni. Non c’è molto da capire. Non so dove sia internato, se in un carcere normale o psichiatrico, ma è sottinteso che doveva essere curato. Posso capire che non lo abbiano perdonato i familiari delle vittime, ma che mezzo mondo non abbia avuto la minima volontà di documentarsi sulle malattie mentali per capire perché certe persone arrivino a commettere omicidi plurimi, dimostra quanto la specie umana sia povera di comprensione delle cose e delle condizioni cliniche, così come fa lo stato (anche quello italiano) che non fa molto per aiutare le famiglie che hanno figli malati come lui. È evidente che sia un bene che ora quest uomo sembri stare meglio, per non essere più un pericolo per nessuno e per se stesso. Non parlo da santa che perdona tutti, ma da persona che ha avuto la decenza di documentarsi sulle malattie che colpiscono la mente e le sostanze chimiche che compongono il cervello umano e che possono portare una persona a fare cose incomprensibili. Il cervello non è una macchina sempre funzionante, ma come vedete ora questa persona riesce a ragionare, ma è bene che resti lì, se non viene seguito da una seria terapia psichiatrica accompagnata da psicofarmaci. Mi auguro che lo abbiano curato e che da quegli anni ad oggi, la sensibilità della gente verso certe malattie sia molto aumentata. Secondo voi perché una persona decide di uscire di casa ed eccedere e lasciare biglietti? Perché è semplicemente cattiva? Perché non sa cosa fare? Perché è disoccupata? La risposta è solo una: ha una malattia, e se c è una malattia ciò che bisogna fare è studiare il caso e curare, invece di farlo diventare un personaggio di fama mondiale.

  • @tyguy367

    @tyguy367

    Ай бұрын

    Amazing perspective

  • @Red.OG.

    @Red.OG.

    18 күн бұрын

    Pasta is gay

  • @anatruk

    @anatruk

    17 күн бұрын

    Si tus hijos hubieran sido las víctimas no estarías escribiendo este comentario de mierda.

  • @scottchavez1688
    @scottchavez16883 ай бұрын

    He being very sincere. Obviously he cant take back the horrors he caused, but i completely understand subconscious guilt and self sabatoge.

  • @oldtimer7635

    @oldtimer7635

    2 ай бұрын

    "subconscious guilt" At what point he expresses that? Typical psycho just trying to justify his crimes, hope he rots there.

  • @user-hs6vb6ty7z

    @user-hs6vb6ty7z

    Ай бұрын

    See How He Used Intelligence And Connected With The Audience Great Story Killer I Mean Teller

  • @gracejones2831

    @gracejones2831

    22 күн бұрын

    lolololololololol gullible !!! omg! I hope you do not have children.

  • @i.p.956
    @i.p.9564 ай бұрын

    It’s scary how normal he looks and sounds. You can almost forget that he has killed people. I honestly don’t know what to say because on one hand, imagine the families of the victims seeing him living and breathing while their loved ones are dead; on the other hand, this man seems harmless and like he really has changed.

  • @Notyoureordinarydads

    @Notyoureordinarydads

    2 ай бұрын

    Would you let him in your house ?

  • @arod3382

    @arod3382

    2 ай бұрын

    Wow , you wrote what I'm feeling, 100% correct

  • @arod3382

    @arod3382

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@Notyoureordinarydadsyea I'll bring him to my ex mother in law's house, amen 😮

  • @SemicrazyMagatrucker

    @SemicrazyMagatrucker

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@Notyoureordinarydadsyes

  • @Notyoureordinarydads

    @Notyoureordinarydads

    2 ай бұрын

    This guy blew people's heads off because his dog told him to do it not once but 17 times he was a mass murderer and all of a sudden he found God while in jail why didn't't he find him 45 years ago while he was killing all those people.

  • @lindamitchell-fox1926
    @lindamitchell-fox19262 ай бұрын

    All those years in prison and he’s managed to convince himself it really wasn’t his fault. He’s happy to talk and talk and talk about himself and all his so called revelations he’s had about the WHY he is what he is…but he’s not gonna talk about killing innocent people that did nothing to him. He’s not going to talk about the pain and suffering of the family and friends left behind. I can’t listen to him drone on and on about all his suffering.

  • @paulettebuchignani9784

    @paulettebuchignani9784

    25 күн бұрын

    He has been forgiven by our God Almighty. He does not need you to forgive him. But, it might be in your best interest to. God says you should forgive so He too can forgive you for your sins. There is no degree of sin in God’s eyes. Sin is sin. Period.

  • @love-ef4pp

    @love-ef4pp

    25 күн бұрын

    @@paulettebuchignani9784 amen

  • @GretchenlKlein
    @GretchenlKlein2 ай бұрын

    He terrorized us. I moved from a ground floor apartment and moved in with a friend I (still) can't look at his face. It was hard to sleep, relax and just 'be' when he reigned over the metro NYC and bororoughs. I was 25 y.o. and as long as I live I will never forget him. HOWEVER . . . listening to him speak . . . I'd say he is right where he should be ~ not so much prison ~ but a place where he is safe and able to do some good for other inmates. He carried/carries a heavy load but seems to be able to make some sense out of it all these days. Keep him in prison and let him do his work. I am still fearful of him!

  • @GretchenlKlein

    @GretchenlKlein

    2 ай бұрын

    @@krugerisking1 thank you

  • @michaelbrownlee4857

    @michaelbrownlee4857

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@krugerisking1 why? who says that?

  • @GretchenlKlein

    @GretchenlKlein

    2 ай бұрын

    @@krugerisking1 thank you for your kind words

  • @GretchenlKlein

    @GretchenlKlein

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@michaelbrownlee4857 'who says that' you ask . . . a jerk, needing attention. His reply means absolutely . . . nothing. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @MrJerry9691

    @MrJerry9691

    2 ай бұрын

    Wtf?

  • @sybilsingleton9533
    @sybilsingleton95334 ай бұрын

    Good to hear all the Bronx stories

  • @naturemom57
    @naturemom578 ай бұрын

    I just learned more godly attitude from David Berkowitz than i have from many many other believers///thanks be to God

  • @margaretmorgan1551

    @margaretmorgan1551

    2 ай бұрын

    God can change anyone if the person is willin.

  • @CoraJean19

    @CoraJean19

    Ай бұрын

    You’re fooled.

  • @AARon-fe1mo

    @AARon-fe1mo

    Ай бұрын

    @@margaretmorgan1551 he lied about hearing demons to excuse his actions. What makes you think he’s not doing the same thing here?

  • @love-ef4pp

    @love-ef4pp

    25 күн бұрын

    @@AARon-fe1mo what makes you think he didn't

  • @gracejones2831

    @gracejones2831

    22 күн бұрын

    @@margaretmorgan1551 you all would just have loved Ted Bundy. He talked a lot of shit out of Bordem. He is in prison for life. Of course he turned to god.

  • @dario2023
    @dario20233 ай бұрын

    It’s good that he preaches about God I guess he was under a evil influence like most of this rotten world but I’m glad that he tried his best to reach out for Gods forgiveness and is not on the evil side anymore .

  • @linnyw1072

    @linnyw1072

    2 ай бұрын

    So skeptical..every Saint has a past and every sinner has a future.Im glad that he found Christ

  • @scottym9778

    @scottym9778

    2 ай бұрын

    Every convict in prison finds God...by default.

  • @linnyw1072

    @linnyw1072

    2 ай бұрын

    @@scottym9778 so does every man that sees heavy combat.They may find God in their darkest place,but think about all of the people who never find him...even when they're free. I watched a man in prison give an interview once...he said he'd rather walk with God behind bars than keep walking without him as a free man...That,to me,is very very profound

  • @Galactusz007

    @Galactusz007

    Ай бұрын

    God is a figment of your imagination.

  • @linnyw1072

    @linnyw1072

    Ай бұрын

    @@Galactusz007 You're a fool.A blind fool.

  • @adcantu11
    @adcantu113 ай бұрын

    Truely a struggling guy who committed atrocious acts... its a shame he had to take the satanic route to the extreme, he wouldve been a fantastic counselor

  • @gardensofthegods

    @gardensofthegods

    2 ай бұрын

    It's a good thing he mentions about that and in his own way gives a warning

  • @amt61
    @amt612 ай бұрын

    A.sign of genuine conversion is accepting his guilt without excusing it and not trying to get out of the punishment. And not rehashing and glorifying the past criminal life. He is a changed man.

  • @antoniobranch
    @antoniobranch2 ай бұрын

    He definitely doesn’t want to die in prison. Even though he probably will, I guess….I was expecting the "Son of Sam." But I got a David Berkowitz interview instead.

  • @scentlessapprentice88

    @scentlessapprentice88

    2 ай бұрын

    I know exactly what you mean. He's definitely changed. Im not religious at all, however, it seems to have worked for him genuinely and that's great. He knows he's never getting out and hes not trying to. I do think he's genuine.

  • @oldtimer7635

    @oldtimer7635

    2 ай бұрын

    "I was expecting the "Son of Sam." But...." What that says about you? No true remorse, just excuses.

  • @Lisa-fw9rb
    @Lisa-fw9rb2 ай бұрын

    He is an old man now, lots of years to think, get psychological help, These kind of people do better with structure..... Do not let him out

  • @frankburton670
    @frankburton6706 ай бұрын

    I have never been in prison. But I am sure being in prison clearly doesn't make you at peace that David's in being in prison. That's a spiritual peace, that is the Holy Spirit in him. Jesus clearly saved him! Being in prison for as long as he has for his crime doesn't bring you that kind of peace! That's Jesus Christ giving him peace!

  • @ngc-fo5te

    @ngc-fo5te

    Ай бұрын

    No.

  • @Little_Muskrat13

    @Little_Muskrat13

    4 күн бұрын

    No, you reply without any explanation, which is clearly indicative of your IQ level.​@ngc-fo5te

  • @John-fe1pd
    @John-fe1pd3 ай бұрын

    “To make a long story short…” Too late.

  • @michelekutner4229

    @michelekutner4229

    2 ай бұрын

    He know that !!! He is just trying to do the right thing and by God's grace has changed

  • @gracejones2831

    @gracejones2831

    22 күн бұрын

    hahahahahaha!!!!!

  • @crookedfingersgirl7356
    @crookedfingersgirl73565 ай бұрын

    Aside his sins- this is an in depth insight into 'troubled' children as products of their environment (and evil) and what leads up to a person snapping... NOT GIVING HIM EXCUSES - I actually believe if ever released he'd relapse/return to sin/evil. The reason he's been able to find Christ is he's AWAY from allllll the factors that infiltrated his mind.

  • @Polentaccio

    @Polentaccio

    4 ай бұрын

    Exactly..religion is always easy for these people to find YET they never tell the truth. All they do is say " it's too painful, I can't think about it".. convenient isn't it. It's like chips.. if they aren't in the pantry , you aren't eating them. You can tell everyone about how bad they are. But the minute that bag of Lays is open in front of you and the game is on.... those chips are going in your belly. This guy loves the endless interviews. Always leaves people wanting and hoping to get just that bit more.

  • @love-ef4pp

    @love-ef4pp

    25 күн бұрын

    @@Polentaccio how can you be sure....

  • @sepperD3
    @sepperD3Ай бұрын

    Maury Terry was convinced there was more than one killer, Berkowitz himself wrote letters signed the " sons of Sam"

  • @tommyharrelson9508
    @tommyharrelson95085 ай бұрын

    Yes I would say he has changed and I can somewhat relate to when he was talking to that lady in a letter she said she forgave him I actually contacted innocent victims myself not asking for forgiveness but I wanted them to know how truly sorry I was for almost taking 3 innocent life's and again not asking forgiveness or not to hate me I wanted them to know how sorry I was and how bad it bothered me for ten years or so and the lady forgave me told me not to worrie about it it's the past but it was hard not to worrie about and there's not a day that doesn't go by I still think about that lady and her two kids but when I was forgave I wasn't expecting that it broke my heart 3 times as bad but it also helped me but really blew my mind when she said everyone was doing fine and she forgave me along time ago

  • @michelekutner4229

    @michelekutner4229

    2 ай бұрын

    Incredible story...

  • @The_Crusty_Old_Hag_Next_Door
    @The_Crusty_Old_Hag_Next_Door2 ай бұрын

    Aussie here, I thought this guy would have received the death penalty for his crimes? I can’t believe he is still breathing after the crimes he committed.

  • @rigo.garcia

    @rigo.garcia

    24 күн бұрын

    They can use him to figure out other perpetrators.

  • @pewsterbaby

    @pewsterbaby

    20 күн бұрын

    New York State abolished the death penalty a little while before he did his stuff. They dismantled ol' Sparky electric chair up the Hudson River in the Sing Sing Prison.

  • @paulog8813
    @paulog88132 ай бұрын

    So scary, the fact he locks so normal?!?!? He could be a friend, a neighbor or anyother person surrounding me.

  • @love-ef4pp

    @love-ef4pp

    25 күн бұрын

    he is a friend a person a neighbour .... don't judge s....... shit happens

  • @14spokenwords
    @14spokenwordsАй бұрын

    Getting that Parking Ticket that night must've sent him over the edge lol.

  • @blastproces
    @blastproces3 ай бұрын

    not saying his circumstances should change he did them wicked crimes BUT I know a genuine person when I hear one and he is that a very positive changed individual hell he’s more positive than me I really wish him the best

  • @GeriatricGuitarist

    @GeriatricGuitarist

    2 ай бұрын

    You just described the main ingredient of a sociopath

  • @jaysonb.6669

    @jaysonb.6669

    Ай бұрын

    And this is why so many people fall victim to serial killers smh...

  • @josephyeno2294
    @josephyeno229421 күн бұрын

    He is a complete lunatic how does he down play murdering all these people over years ? He is selling us the idea he's not going to do it again.

  • @marc108
    @marc1082 ай бұрын

    Why is he breathing....

  • @davechristopher6462

    @davechristopher6462

    2 ай бұрын

    🕛 💉............Decades Ago........

  • @sindylivesey7915

    @sindylivesey7915

    2 ай бұрын

    Best comment I've read

  • @marc108

    @marc108

    2 ай бұрын

    @@sindylivesey7915 thank you, sincerely

  • @nicolebailey4426

    @nicolebailey4426

    Ай бұрын

    Same reason why Manson and his followers are/were still breathing. Although we are the USA we are not United in punishment life in prison or capital punishment ( when you have murdered people over senseless reason)

  • @marc108

    @marc108

    Ай бұрын

    @@nicolebailey4426 I understand...I was being facetious...indeed the justice systems are a bit misunderstood

  • @TSBS986
    @TSBS9862 ай бұрын

    What an amazing testimony…..we truly do serve an awesome and wonderful God. Thank you for airing this discussion.

  • @Galactusz007

    @Galactusz007

    Ай бұрын

    God, lol.

  • @jaysonb.6669

    @jaysonb.6669

    Ай бұрын

    Sadly, he's lying about much of his story (and has lied to victims families after publicly becoming a Christian in 1987) so this hurts the Gospel message. He also briefly attended a Baptist Church while stationed in the army before the SOS crimes which he fails to mention. He's been committing manipulative, violent acts since childhood and fried his brain on LSD and other hard drugs while serving in Korea.

  • @samuelrosenbalm

    @samuelrosenbalm

    Ай бұрын

    @@Galactusz007 You, lol.

  • @gracejones2831

    @gracejones2831

    22 күн бұрын

    @@Galactusz007 haha! I agree!

  • @TracyFitzgerald-dn7um
    @TracyFitzgerald-dn7um2 ай бұрын

    He rambles and talks in word salads so he doesn’t have to answer real questions

  • @georgefromdownthehall3334

    @georgefromdownthehall3334

    11 күн бұрын

    Not really

  • @browningautomatic2393
    @browningautomatic23937 ай бұрын

    GOOD INTERVIEW ! TUESDAY 11/28/23 NOVEMBER 28, 2023

  • @longbeachmaumba7059

    @longbeachmaumba7059

    Ай бұрын

    Wow. My birthday 🎂

  • @nataliabaez6818
    @nataliabaez68187 ай бұрын

    Why will tell a 4/5 years old child her mom died giving birth to him.? He wasn’t even a pre- k aged child at the time unable to understand death. Even for the 1950s standards mentality that was a not smart thing to do to say the least. Sometimes, I think David is a product of the time’s deficiencies he grew up plus the loneliness he was experiencing. I believe the murders came about as the results of David lashing out with pain. Perhaps, getting associated with the wrong crowd didn’t helped him. Fotos of his Yonkers apartment tells me everything I need to know about his current date to date life back then.

  • @Blondie995

    @Blondie995

    6 ай бұрын

    That first sentence I'm having a hard time understanding tbh.

  • @rainersz

    @rainersz

    6 ай бұрын

    @@Blondie995retardation

  • @lilyrrichard236

    @lilyrrichard236

    3 ай бұрын

    I'm having problems understanding your last sentence...

  • @swpo1

    @swpo1

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@lilyrrichard236lol tbh?

  • @gracejones2831

    @gracejones2831

    22 күн бұрын

    @@Blondie995 why?

  • @markwilliams3070
    @markwilliams30702 ай бұрын

    Call me crazy but this wasn't an interview but a diatribe of nonsense. One of the worst serial killers ever.

  • @scentlessapprentice88

    @scentlessapprentice88

    2 ай бұрын

    Not even close to one of the worst. He's merely one of the most popular due to the moniker and son of sam law. Berkowitz doesn't come close to guys like samuel little who killed over one hundred women, verified. Or bundy. Or dahmer, or a Ramirez. They killed for pleasure. This guy went around shooting people for a cult. He's changed now. I dont believe any of this is him manipulating the public or lying.

  • @scentlessapprentice88

    @scentlessapprentice88

    2 ай бұрын

    If you want to see one of the absolute worst, look up samuel or sam little. He was absolutely the worst, if not top three. He's just not more well known by people who dont really have an interest other then surface level, with criminal cases and killers. Bundy is another. Btk, hillside strangler, golden state killer, Ramirez, dahmer, hh Holmes. They were all sickos. Not making an excuse for Berkowitz and I dont believe he would make an excuse for himself either. Hes merely just explaining what he think happened to him that lead to killing. But he pales in comparison to the aforementioned.

  • @markwilliams3070

    @markwilliams3070

    2 ай бұрын

    @scentlessapprentice88 tbh I don't know much about Sam little so ty and I will educate myself. Bit the rest of them jokers I know about. Especially Gacy. What a monster. BTK was a normal family man who was a vicious wolf in sheep's clothing.

  • @michaelharrington75

    @michaelharrington75

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@scentlessapprentice88 Yeah, Samuel Little killed dozens of women, and has a photographic memory. Has zero remorse. An evil guy.

  • @liamwilsonwright4116
    @liamwilsonwright4116Ай бұрын

    Not someone you want back out on the streets, he will die in prison.

  • @marionsmith-williams4324
    @marionsmith-williams4324Ай бұрын

    Don't be fooled. This guy is slick. And yes, i did watch the whole video.

  • @somystery
    @somystery2 ай бұрын

    He should have known not to dabble with the devil.

  • @Dee1025Dee
    @Dee1025Dee5 ай бұрын

    Saved by Grace 🙏 Jesus changed his life and he’s definitely born again!

  • @zerocool1344

    @zerocool1344

    4 ай бұрын

    Hope it's real,.but that's between him and God.

  • @pauldalnoky6055

    @pauldalnoky6055

    2 ай бұрын

    He's a good man

  • @rusty1772

    @rusty1772

    2 ай бұрын

    Yes. And the children of his victims will never be born at all

  • @stalyjohn9347

    @stalyjohn9347

    2 ай бұрын

    Everyone finds Jesus once the handcuffs go on Funny that

  • @pauldalnoky6055

    @pauldalnoky6055

    2 ай бұрын

    @@stalyjohn9347 a very decent, kind man

  • @jensnurmalso7478
    @jensnurmalso74782 ай бұрын

    No reasons to kill people. Sorry for all those who lost their lives.

  • @nonameslb

    @nonameslb

    Ай бұрын

    Are you for or against the death penalty?

  • @stevencohn922
    @stevencohn9222 ай бұрын

    I vaguely remember that time, between my freshman and sophomore year in high school when the Son of Sam was on the loose in NYC!

  • @user-gl4eb8ty6t
    @user-gl4eb8ty6t2 ай бұрын

    He thinks he's cool bc he got slashed in prison and didn't snitch. Check his pride and smiles. Too bad they missed the artery... Quite unfortunate

  • @mikesampaga8554
    @mikesampaga85544 ай бұрын

    I’m here thinking I’m listening to a college professor 😮

  • @zerocool1344

    @zerocool1344

    4 ай бұрын

    Most serial killers are bright, sadly.

  • @georgefromdownthehall3334

    @georgefromdownthehall3334

    2 ай бұрын

    Not sure what that says about colleges

  • @The_Crusty_Old_Hag_Next_Door

    @The_Crusty_Old_Hag_Next_Door

    2 ай бұрын

    😂😂

  • @gracejones2831

    @gracejones2831

    22 күн бұрын

    bull shit

  • @sindylivesey7915
    @sindylivesey79152 ай бұрын

    He has changed to fit his circumstances. He would kill again if released.

  • @sheinFL
    @sheinFL13 күн бұрын

    He loves to hear himself talk. God bless the families he victimized. Rest in peace to those ppl he murdered:(

  • @Rhombohedral
    @Rhombohedral2 ай бұрын

    If you would watch the Louisiana parole board hearings here on youtube, then ye would know they all find Jesus in prison. Some even get theology degrees

  • @minadelaluna9277
    @minadelaluna92772 ай бұрын

    Hes not owning that he killed people, though. He calls the murder of one of his victims an accident. He says several times "people who were killed." Etc. He's a phony still.

  • @drakonwulffkronn2976
    @drakonwulffkronn29764 ай бұрын

    People have the ability to change. I do not understand how can some people believe the opposite which is a total hopeless and terrible belief. There will always be hope when there's the belief that we can change. I must say that there are some that never change but this is a choice they've made rather than a lack of ability to change. Has this man changed? I leave it up to you to believe what you will.

  • @jimmyjennings4089
    @jimmyjennings40892 ай бұрын

    I feel bad for people that are adopted and have to go through the mental anguish if finding out and feeling unwanted, it's actually one of the most upsetting and lonely feeling things that a person might find out, and don't get me wrong I understand they may feel alone in this world but I don't believe anything makes taking another human beings life because of your plight and what a person's been handed in life, killing others isn't in any way going to change anything only makes everything way, way worse as this man has to live with every single day of the rest of his life, it's sad that people end up feeling the way he did but a hell of a thing to live with for sure.

  • @jenniferthompson6280
    @jenniferthompson62802 ай бұрын

    sorry for everything that happened? still distancing himself from his crimes..it's i'm sorry for what I did, not for what happened..no he doesn't acknowledge the horrible pain he's caused to families..it's all about how it's alright for him now bc he's forgiven..

  • @paulettebuchignani9784
    @paulettebuchignani978425 күн бұрын

    Our God is an Awesome God. I wish David could speak with the adolescent males that are incarcerated. My daughter is a nurse in the jail and says the prisoners are all very respectful, except those adolescents that are on a separate floor. She says they are very scary. She says they appear demonic and very dangerous.

  • @michelekutner4229
    @michelekutner42292 ай бұрын

    I lived through all this crazy stuff....he is a changed man ..❤

  • @davidbates9292

    @davidbates9292

    2 ай бұрын

    I bet you wouldn't let him move in your house

  • @michelekutner4229

    @michelekutner4229

    2 ай бұрын

    I said he is a changed man..not that they need to let him out ..

  • @alta7777
    @alta7777Ай бұрын

    He is using the Christian concept of God and Devil to justify his behavior. Basically it comes down to him saying the devil made me do it. This puts blame on an outside factor and not him himself.

  • @sarahg3396
    @sarahg33962 ай бұрын

    Adoption absolutely causes trauma in utero then the subsequent relinquishment. The stats on the outcomes of adoptees is astonishing whether a "good"adoption or not. 16% of serial killers are adopted

  • @AnthonyNelms

    @AnthonyNelms

    2 ай бұрын

    That's a decent point.

  • @sybilsingleton9533
    @sybilsingleton95334 ай бұрын

    Very interesting interview its amazing what God can do totally different man God bless 🙏🏾

  • @earth7451
    @earth745114 күн бұрын

    It scares me that there may be many people around us that we trust and they are monsters.

  • @iamnoone666
    @iamnoone6669 ай бұрын

    Call me crazy but I’d be willing to say he’s a changed man.

  • @danzigvssartre

    @danzigvssartre

    8 ай бұрын

    He’s an arrogant BS artist. If he felt guilt he would just shut up out of respect to his victim’s families.

  • @user-dh1ft8dp8k

    @user-dh1ft8dp8k

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@danzigvssartre "Really"? What makes you an expert in behavioral science?

  • @danzigvssartre

    @danzigvssartre

    7 ай бұрын

    @@user-dh1ft8dp8k I had to chuckle to myself at this comment. If you only knew what I do for a living? I could tell you, but ironically, give that you are gullible enough to believe the Chubby Behemoth, you would just think I was lying.

  • @fightcinema3917

    @fightcinema3917

    7 ай бұрын

    i mean if we were to do that we would'nt of been able to gain any insights or new discoveries when it comes to psychology specifically criminal psychology which is what most fbi agents are trained in @@danzigvssartre

  • @27sadhu

    @27sadhu

    6 ай бұрын

    lol u shud meet him alone then

  • @margaretmorgan1551
    @margaretmorgan15512 ай бұрын

    God bless you, David.

  • @marc108

    @marc108

    2 ай бұрын

    No no no

  • @michelekutner4229

    @michelekutner4229

    2 ай бұрын

    I feel the same way..God bless David

  • @sonja85.

    @sonja85.

    2 ай бұрын

    Everyone deserves a 2nd chance. 🙏

  • @marc108

    @marc108

    2 ай бұрын

    @@sonja85. Absolutely not

  • @michelekutner4229

    @michelekutner4229

    2 ай бұрын

    Everyone can change!❤

  • @HRDCOR66
    @HRDCOR66Ай бұрын

    He never mentions the neighbors dog… the same dog that told him to kill.

  • @TonySmith-zq2hx

    @TonySmith-zq2hx

    Ай бұрын

    There never was a dog he said. It was a demon named Sam Hain. The media took a story they thought they heard and ran with it.

  • @joanbaczek2575

    @joanbaczek2575

    4 күн бұрын

    Because he made it up!

  • @billysmith5721
    @billysmith57212 ай бұрын

    HE IS DANGEROUS

  • @CraigScottProductions
    @CraigScottProductions2 ай бұрын

    I would have to question the justice sytem if they grant him parole, and the judge for giving him 25 to life.

  • @gracejones2831

    @gracejones2831

    22 күн бұрын

    Exactly!!!! he got 25 to life???

  • @bsways
    @bsways7 күн бұрын

    The fact that he blames it all on demons, entities and devils etc really just shows how out of touch with reality he still is. Also who the hell can remember what they thought as a 5 year old? I couldn't tell you a single thought from that part of my life. All I have are very vague fragmented memories that I'm not even sure are real or just dreams

  • @pbasta8227
    @pbasta82273 ай бұрын

    21:41 angry

  • @stefanhamilton8713

    @stefanhamilton8713

    2 ай бұрын

    Yeah, I spotted that too. Great performance, but your nature will always show though in the end.

  • @cn728
    @cn72814 күн бұрын

    This is not a psychopath talking. And he expresses remorse. I'm a Christian myself and usually very skeptical of serial killers claiming to have repented, but this is different. This is genuine.

  • @loveleighann44

    @loveleighann44

    6 күн бұрын

    He doesn’t talk about the shootings he did, he talks about them like he wasn’t the one to do it. He doesn’t say the victims names or talk about their family. All he does is talk about himself, all the lines that would convince you he is a better person. All his own suffering. He’s a liar and a manipulator.

  • @cn728

    @cn728

    5 күн бұрын

    @@loveleighann44 He talks about the families and the victims. He expresses remorse and he has done so many times in the past. He says he doesn't excuse his actions and that he takes responsibility for it. Psychopaths never say they're sorry. The word "sorry" doesn't exist in their vocabulary.

  • @loveleighann44

    @loveleighann44

    4 күн бұрын

    @@cn728 there are no literals in his speech. No names, no acknowledge of their lives, no specifics around family members, you are wrong. I understand it comes from a good place we all want to believe people can change but it’s not true. Not in this instance

  • @alextakacs768
    @alextakacs7683 ай бұрын

    Dr Hannibal Lector could charm anyone!! All the MONSTERS have a soft side!! Let Berkowitz out and its will start again sooner or later he will go back to his old ways!! HE MUST BE LOCKED UP!! Very charming MONSTER!!

  • @Animalfarm6cats

    @Animalfarm6cats

    2 ай бұрын

    I stand Corrected. Now he saying he'd love, to get out. No!!!!!! Stay where you are. He said more than once, he doesn't want to be let out. He'd be lost in today's society. God, only know he might unalive himself. He is better off where he is. It seems to work for him.

  • @cks57youto53
    @cks57youto5317 күн бұрын

    I wouldn't release this man ... He can build his character of good raising. . But he literally murdered people .. So it's obvious all the good raising Had nothing to do with him killing people He clearly made these choices out of anger and bc he could ! The guy is dangerous to this day ! Very dangerous!

  • @pocobuen
    @pocobuen2 ай бұрын

    u gotta admit if u were on the Parole Board u'd be going "Really?"

  • @StartGardening-py8fu
    @StartGardening-py8fuАй бұрын

    He was a victim of MK Ultra.

  • @lisapalmeno4488

    @lisapalmeno4488

    Ай бұрын

    What evidence is there of that?

  • @Qotsarena

    @Qotsarena

    14 күн бұрын

    No he’s not.

  • @Animalfarm6cats
    @Animalfarm6cats2 ай бұрын

    ADHD is hyperactive ADD is the opposite. ADHD/ADD/ODD Oppositional Defiant Disorder. My son had ADHD with ODD as a child. Now he's a grown man. ADHD turned into ADD/ODD

  • @tonywilliams7152

    @tonywilliams7152

    29 күн бұрын

    Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da life's goes on

  • @burney7418
    @burney74184 ай бұрын

    All the religious nuts believing he has been saved.

  • @elvinkrigsman6956

    @elvinkrigsman6956

    4 ай бұрын

    Who are you to judge?! I know him personally from prison, I met much worse men that have been released on parole and reoffended.He’s a true believer that has remorse, believe me

  • @burney7418

    @burney7418

    4 ай бұрын

    Tell that to his victims@@elvinkrigsman6956

  • @sybilsingleton9533

    @sybilsingleton9533

    4 ай бұрын

    @@elvinkrigsman6956I believe you

  • @soniaramos91

    @soniaramos91

    3 ай бұрын

    I was a witch at 12 trs old and fell into satanism at 14. I practiced that for so many years until I got saved to Jesus in 2017. How can you say that God could not save wretched souls like David and myself?! Is there anything to hard for the Lord? Jesus came to save the sinners but the righteous. Beware if the leaven if the pharisees. Don't be so puffed up in pride thinking you are any better than the rest of us. We all are sinners and fall short of the glory of God that we all need saving. If God can save people like David and I, He can save anyone. You are not God or Jesus, humble yourself before the Lord abd repent. People like him and I were under spiritual torment and we were delivered from that. We were once blind but we can now see. Humble yourself and repent.

  • @elijahsesi4755

    @elijahsesi4755

    Ай бұрын

    He has been saved. You're not though.

  • @MrDetour35
    @MrDetour352 ай бұрын

    Mad me look at my life and understand my childhood life and all the pain I had to deal with growing up

  • @stevennaraine9429
    @stevennaraine94292 ай бұрын

    He's not. He never gave up his accomplices and admits to having them.

  • @jaysonb.6669

    @jaysonb.6669

    2 ай бұрын

    he lied

  • @elijahsesi4755

    @elijahsesi4755

    Ай бұрын

    He gave the name of two but refused to give up any other names because he said his family's safety would be at risk if he did.

  • @itsjustajoke82
    @itsjustajoke822 ай бұрын

    Why give him a platform to explain himself.

  • @getz9144

    @getz9144

    Ай бұрын

    Why not

  • @jmadeoff8066
    @jmadeoff80665 ай бұрын

    Keep your head up David

  • @Kingadastra

    @Kingadastra

    2 ай бұрын

    He killed innocent people! Let's stay clear here! Fuck him! Whats with the Familys he destroyed!?wtf

  • @bingbong2205
    @bingbong22052 ай бұрын

    He looks well

  • @yaytubeable
    @yaytubeable2 ай бұрын

    Its crazy he is the same person who committed those crimes.

  • @user-is6ec7ee5d
    @user-is6ec7ee5dАй бұрын

    Wait....Thought I heard a dog telling me to kill helpless people.

  • @Linda-wz4mz
    @Linda-wz4mz20 күн бұрын

    Oh my God

  • @tminutelli
    @tminutelli2 ай бұрын

    Idk. I listen to him and yes he sounds contrite. But he killed people. Innocent people. Its sad but he belongs in prison. I think. On the other hand, our Dept of Corrections says its job is to rehabilitate. I think he's a changed man. He will have to answer to God one day. I think in this world we often lose sight of how precious life is.

  • @skyedreams28
    @skyedreams282 ай бұрын

    Narcissists talk in 3rd person

  • @tillydorenkamp5828
    @tillydorenkamp58282 ай бұрын

    I definitely think he is a changed man. I understand his thoughts on not wanting to get out because of families of victims and victimsthemselves, but on the other hand, think of the impact he could make on troubled teens and others if he really did get out and share his story.

  • @user-xs4dk8sq4l
    @user-xs4dk8sq4l2 ай бұрын

    All I can say after watching this video is . The Devil is very real. And he hides in plain sight. My condolences to the families affected by David's Evil misdeeds. But , David, Thank you for sharing.

  • @camillecarroll106
    @camillecarroll1062 ай бұрын

    We must remember that we are all God's children, including David Berkowitz.

  • @Galactusz007

    @Galactusz007

    Ай бұрын

    lol

  • @RaggedyHobo
    @RaggedyHobo2 күн бұрын

    I watched until he said he wasn’t talking about his crimes. I really couldn’t care less about his life. He didn’t become famous for his boring life.

  • @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783
    @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe87835 ай бұрын

    This only substantiates my theory he was living vicariously as an evil son of Sam, Sam being the actual dad next door with sons, whom he envied. Jealous, he acted out as the rejected, evil son. Also, He did so with a deep hatred, resentment, bitterness, and spite and zero disregard for life or humanity. Holding a mirror up to his psychological victim, aka reporters, journalists, and the public taken in by the sight... They all love what they see... As he smirks, knowing he's taken them in. 37:00 😂 I hadn't watched these interviews and had zero fore knowledge of this smirk being a "thing" and others noting it... However, look how it gets in his crawl. Yup. Look how animated he gets, watch his eyes get angry about this, then he just can't help himself, he had to do it again and attempt excusing it away, showing his "tell", his evil smirk. For those saying he couldn't travel 2 blocks in 2 minutes.. Yes, you can. I mapped it on Google and average walking this distance in the Bronx NY is 4 min. So riding his bike or running, this would be a easy distance to cover. Not to mention he admitted he did everything in another interview, blaming only the demons in his head. Notice the dog thing also gets to him... Imo it's because it's closer to the truth, how he created this persona as being in this family, and he connected himself closer to the dog. Maybe even jealous of the dog getting the family love and attention as well. It was also a way to hurt them in his vengeance against this family he envied. This embarrasses him for some reason and he hates everyone focusing on it. It's HIS secret. The only power he holds. If everyone had the answer, they'd have zero value for him and he knows it. Everything he discusses is as if giving logistical data, as if analyzing watching a movie, rather than any sincere personal experience, emotional connection, reactions, etc. He's just holding up a huge facade for everyone to look at, similar to the mirror effect I mentioned. Some of my comments elsewhere: I think he envied the actual sons of Sam and created an evil black sheep demented character, an evil son of Sam, which he took on himself. Being envious of them, he acted out as if having demons in his mind who he personified as a way to escape accountability. I think he had an envious rage against them. Likely abused by men in his family and perceived in the real sons of Sam and their family..., an illusion of life he wanted and never had... Regardless how true or false this reality he built, actually was. Just some thoughts. ** Regarding the author he tricked into entertaining him for years and some of my other comments: The author you speak of, I think he was psychologically led into becoming a puppet, a play thing, for the killer. I left a better explanation of this under the last video I watched. I'll get the info and reply with it. I do wonder if the killer took on a demented persona, considering himself the evil son of Sam, in contrast to his good sons. He probably had abuse from his own father or male in his family and was beyond envious of these sons, for what he believed their life to be like.. Which he didn't have and couldn't achieve. Jealousy. But this is just a breif thought.

  • @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783

    @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783

    5 ай бұрын

    Comments I left on the "most off productions" video interview with the writer, I left the time stamps, just copied and pasted to share here if anyone is interested : 41:21 "the group" are the demons in his own mind imo. All the interaction and information with the press is highly valuable currency when your in prison, from time away from your cell to babble in this setting, to commissary and clout amongst prisoners. * Obviously the psychological game he got to play was surely quite a dopamine hit for his demented mind. He continually toyed with the mind of the unqualified interrogator / journalist, who seems both nieve and thinks to highly of himself to question even his self, giving this psychological maniac, full control and free run of his mind and conclusions. *********** 1:12:07 my gosh, nothing like feeding a killer... leading questions, then feel proud of yourself when he agrees. 🤣😂 Oh man, this is RICH! 1:17:22 of course he writes to people. 😂🙄 Seems he studied this Christian author and took on his personality to gain approval and social acceptance. Echoing back to him, words he would hear or expect to hear, from this author. Like a morphing parasite. How did no one catch this?

  • @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783

    @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783

    5 ай бұрын

    57:02 57:35 he prayed forgiveness... "not even sure what I was saying"... 🤨 What?! Come on. 58:40 true what he states about the faith. I'm unsettled by the way he avoids his true experience. He tells a lot around it, but doesn't go IN it. Repentance involves being open and honest with God and confessing all your sins, seeking to make ammends and restore those you've harmed many times over. I need to do this, you need to do this, we all need to do this. You don't just take the forgives and run off like your totally cool. No. Take a sincere, humble, sabbatical with God, fast, pray, listen, lay everything down before him, search scripture and wait on the Lord, who will lead you into all truth by the Holy Spirit. Make ammends and abundantly restore those hurting, especially that which you caused. 1:06:53 I won't go deep into his continual victim hood implications he inserts constantly, even subtly. I do pray he's sincerely come to Christ, but that's between him and God, who knows all things. Interesting he became Christian, not Jewish like his family. 1:07:41 he's going into his life not ending prematurely... almost seems like mocking his victims. As if saying God preserved his life many times to insult them... You could infer he mocks and smirks to himself about this, knowing the victims families will instantly refer such a contrast and comparison in their mind.. As if he implies "God didn't preserve those lives."... Wow. How Very cruel. While it's my opinion that he realizes this, and it's intentional, it might be subconscious. Either way, it's despicable and it is a LIE. No life is more valuable to God than another, we're equal and we all experience the consequences of free will choices made by ourselves and others, be it good or evil. The person making such choices is simultaneously beholden to the responsibility of said choice. Not God. Though God will guide us and be with us through everything as we accept and listen to his guidance, God causes NO evil. Do not be decieved. (*example: God did not cause a childhood friend with cancer to get cancer.. pesticides did, which were created by someone that is definitely not God. The same goes for many illnesses with causes we may never figure out in our lifetime, but a likely culprit is medications, vaccines, pesticides, big banks and corporations crushing people financially causing homelessness... On and on... It's us. Every time. That's why he teaches us to restore people many times over the best we're able. It will help everyone and end suffering if we all do this. It's our choice to do it or not do it, you see the consequences.) This man before us caused great evil. I hear no sincere, deep regret, repentance, desire to restore others, etc. I hear him express his own victim hood and excuses to "why?"... ** I've seen and experienced deep repentance, fall on your face in private before God, weaping and mourning in full sorrow, regret, etc., yet full of humble thanksgiving for his grace and mercy, surrendering your pride ego and everything to God's grace and mercy. More than words can express nor should be discussed public if not only for teaching, but just comparing to what we see with this man, the passion of sincerity and full responsibility is lacking. In my opinion only. Only God knows the truth. Notice he doesn't mention deserving death, only brags about being preserved. My opinion is that if you were repentant, you would feel more than worthy of death, punishment and hell for what you've done and you'd freely give any and all answers that would give rest to the souls of those you've caused to suffer... Regardless of what effect it might have on your very life, including prison life and your court cases. Yet he continues withholding much. For that, I can not take him seriously on this issue. 1:08:00 So he claims his best prison experiences he ever had was getting his neck slashed? Interview guy should've asked more about that statement. 1:09:30 smirking abundantly 1:09:57 maybe some sincerity, God only knows. He's perfected the act so many years, I think he's callused the same lawyers call some witnesses scarred, where their testimony is overly produced. 1:12:27 parole coming up... Ooooh... I didn't know he even had this chance. Things are making more sense. He wants out by his own strong admission and plans for such. 1:13:04 oh my gosh he's fishing, big time, to get a response from whoever is before him as to what his victims have been saying and how they'd respond if he attempted parole, etc. 😮 Wow!!! Intently looking for a response or body language that answers his real questions about the victims and their families. Wish we saw everyone in the room and if he's nodding or giving any feedback to this especially!!! He's fishing for letters of support as well. Why else bring that up. 1:17:05 He's asking the interviewer if the victims would respond this way, without actually asking it and closely watching for responses. Wow wow wow!! He grants himself as "taking the higher road" by not seeking parole. Higher than what? Sure we can guess, but I would've pushed harder for specific answers. Would be interesting to know if he attended his parole hearing!!! 1:18:12 back to victimhood and his neck... Maybe we'll hear how this was the best experience of his prison life... Smiling while telling officers he was cut. Uh okay... Watch how excited and animated he gets when talking about this... While smiling. "I guess someone doesn't like him" Really? 😂 Officer Montgomery... Boy he really remembers this event like it was the second coming! I never want him claiming to have memory issues. 1:20:30 he stops himself when relaying the back n forth with the doctor, omitting the joke he told the doctor... Caught himself and ensured he didn't slip up. Now I want to know what they discussed and what that joke was. 1:21:08 that's prison life... This is when he felt accepted and liked it. IMO " I was just another walking wounded " interesting persona he's taken on... 1:22:00 "so I became..." "I stood my ground" "Dave is a stand up guy" "they gave me..." "I earned a lot of respect"... "that was my test".. "I can do my time and be a man" Wouldn't snitch after a week back to work... Earned respect by not snitching, he claims prisoners think he's a "stand up guy", became "cool", we can trust him, he's one of us, he WON'T TALK"... earned trust and a Reputation, "put me up to a whole new level of trust and respect at the facility" To this day he's got that respect. Remember what he told us, with GREAT PASSION and emotion, including the biggest smiles I've ever seen on him.... He "WON'T TALK.." I think that's the truth. That's what he's proud of. He's smiling and excited about even just retelling this, like he got a massive dopamine hit. I think it defines him well. He won't talk. So much which people really want to know... But... He won't talk.... Though he says many words. IMO "To this very day they respect me." " Good came out of it." 💥 This is the MOST TELLING portion of this interview thus far. The passion, emotion, excitement, etc. while fully animated, smiling so big hits dimples show as he's reliving it... THIS... THIS is what I would expect in MUCH GREATER portion, when he retells his conversion to Christ, repenting, etc... Which SHOULD be his most important and "greatest experience" in prison... FAR beyond what HE admits was his "GREATEST prison EXPERIENCE" Referring to getting his neck slashed! VERY telling.

  • @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783

    @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783

    5 ай бұрын

    I want to restate I hope his faith in Jesus is true and his conversion real. I'm only analyzing this as an imperfect person who's curious about all this. No sweat if you disagree with anything, I might be wrong. No feelings hurt, it's cool. 1:28:12 how is a serial killer allowed to have all these communications and "friends" on the outside? I wonder if his victims were granted the dignity of having the final approval of such privileges. Prisoners have endless hours available to research psychology, linguistics, body language and plot their manipulation of potential new types of victims. This seems potentially dangerous. I hope it's forbidden they send much of anything to his account. I think it would be wise to require a certification class taught by a wise psychologist for anyone to contact long time prisoners, for their own protection, including not writing them in their will, etc. I don't want loving elders getting scammed. Even if this situation is innocuous, I'm sure others are not. 1:36:13 interesting he wanted only to talk to her alone. 🙄🤨🤔 Even against her will. That's kinda suspicious. He's got a website?! 😮 If I was a victim of a horrendous crime, I would never be okay with all this! What in the world?! Part of the safety your granted by your offender being away in prison, is the fact they can't interject in life, no communication, etc. This is nuts that he's given such freedom! It's a mockery. Holy crap I just checked, he's got a very active website, with photos and everything. Wow! 😮 He claimed he wouldn't ask for parole, yet he did. He tried to get parole in 2916 and I can't find anything about the ones after that but he's got one coming up this may. How's this justice for victims to have to relive everything every two years forever?! In looking those things up, I found multiple times he's changed his story. I found there were fires they suspect him of, so if he's a Christian and taking full responsibility, why hasn't he told the full truth? It makes even more sense now as to why he's kept this facade and psychological game going on so long... He's eligible for parole every 2 years! This is abhorrent and so wrong for the victims and families etc. Wretched. Let them have PEACE. Stop giving criminals parole options constantly! Stop giving prisoners all this public access! HOLY SMOKES I had no idea about all this!! Seems there's a battle about the son of Sam laws about prisoners making money off their crimes while in prison, wonder if this is his battle or something else? Did he get money from all this?! Oh my gosh. If so and he didn't turn it all over to the victims, woah... Man that's really sick. This guy needs to go serve his time and his public engagement needs to hault. Many innocent, nieve and ignorant people are getting decieved, psychologically abused and used, like a cult. 1:34:22 like this elderly lady. 😡 Shame on the prison for aiding and abeting in this!!!

  • @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783

    @speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783

    5 ай бұрын

    1:39:36 😂 you got to be kidding me, tragedy and hope is a classic book, does he think no one will notice his title is basically stolen? Oh my gosh this is thick. 🙄😅 1:44:17 a troubled child?!... Ya think?!... Like starting fires kind of troubled? 🤔😂... If your really a Christian, confess all your crimes, including the fires. 1:45:29 YOU paid a big price?! Woah guy. Dang. 1:47:00 tragic period for YOU?! ... YOU lost everything?!! 😮 YOU paid a big price? I just can't get over this guy! More crap he said: I remember running the streets, biking all over.. 🤔 Going on about his misunderstood childhood... Truency and running the streets... Family estranged now after crimes... HE paid a big price! 😮 THE NERVE TO SAY THIS STUFF!! "I'll be leaving the earth with a lot of Good memories? 😮 WTF He said he Could see for miles all over the neighborhood from his home... 🤔 Feels like a missionary... Considers himself a BLESSED person... 1:47:45 "I won't let People define me by the crimes that happened while I was in a difficult time of my life, not in my right mind, with others influencing me with Satanism during a tragic period getting out of the army, everyone going on living their life getting married etc, I felt like the odd man out, I was just lonely, searching for my place in the world" But.. I'M a SURVIVOR 😲😲😲 (wow.) "but it all worked out for good in the long run"😮 (I can't quit thinking holy smokes!) 1:48:17 A HAPPY ENDING... WTF ** All that crazy, especially at the end, really makes me think my initial guess about him taking on that persona, regarding the son of his neighbor Sam... As accurate. I had little info on this case. I'm shocked they just let him freely communicate with anyone like he has been. What a game he's playing with everyone. Obviously the first goal is parole. But hey, he's had a happy ending, he's blessed, and he's a SURVIVOR. 😡 What a mockery and smack in the face of his actual victims and survivors. May they rest in peace and find comfort. The prison should be ashamed for aiding and abeting this behavior! They need to knock it off. Wow!

  • @mauricionavarro4544
    @mauricionavarro45443 ай бұрын

    God is good

  • @Galactusz007

    @Galactusz007

    Ай бұрын

    Cool story, bro.

  • @darcevader3769
    @darcevader376926 күн бұрын

    From all the true crime iv watched this is an amazing testimony. He is repentant and very intelligent

  • @ABeautfulMess
    @ABeautfulMess2 ай бұрын

    Im glad he's a new man..we all have demons and need peace..RIP to the victims

  • @bethdavis9975
    @bethdavis99752 ай бұрын

    I believe in redemption. I also believe it is up to God to determine if someone has atoned for their sins. I have a hard time tho believing that he is not using the adversities in his life as an excuse for the evil he did.

  • @scottchurch-kq7ir
    @scottchurch-kq7ir2 ай бұрын

    Excuses. Just say my childhood was “loud”…rot

  • @keith2570
    @keith2570Ай бұрын

    I'm not sensing any remorse. He strikes me as a very self centered and disturbed individual, and clearly angry based on his actions. His mind is still not quiet.

  • @sarahb2731
    @sarahb27312 ай бұрын

    He is trying to portray himself as nice after killing 12 ??? He haa 20 hours a day. May as well act like you are nice. What murderer doesnt seek God after murders? 100s

  • @aaroncunningham8944
    @aaroncunningham89442 ай бұрын

    Just watched the micheal franzeze interview and thought it was genuine untill i saw this... tell me if im wrong👀💯

  • @heatherrolfe4687
    @heatherrolfe46872 ай бұрын

    Maury Terry I always believed you!!! Praise God! Thank you Jesus!!

  • @michaeld8635
    @michaeld86352 ай бұрын

    Any inmate serving the same sentence can sing the same song.

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