
This episode covers the interview with David Berkowitz, known as the Son of Sam, at Shawan Gunk State Prison in upstate New York. Key topics include Berkowitz's reflections on his past crimes, his feelings about his infamous nickname, and the impact of his actions on the public.
The host describes their initial fear and trepidation entering the prison to meet Berkowitz, who was arrested at 24 and is now 64. The conversation touches on how Berkowitz perceives his past, stating that he despises the name 'Son of Sam' and views it as a representation of a demon rather than himself.
Listeners learn about the public's reaction during the time of the murders, particularly the fear experienced by young women. Berkowitz's portrayal as a shy and lonely individual contrasts sharply with the terror he instigated in New York City.
David Berkowitz reflects on his past as the Son of Sam, expressing disdain for his infamous nickname and discussing the fear he caused.

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