This week we wrap up (thankfully) our deep dive into David Berkowitz (Son of Sam). After attacking two women with a knife on Christmas Eve in 1975, Berkowitz begins to prepare to unleash a new level of terror across New York. Beginning on July 6th, 1976, the .44-caliber killer began to mindlessly attack young individuals across New York, spreading fear among New Yorkers until August, 1977.

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As always, thank you to our wonderful sources!

Serial Killers : The Psychosocial Development of Humanity’s Worst Offenders
By William M. Harmening

Son of Sam
By Lawrence D. Klausner

Wall Street Journal: The Long History of Difficult Divorces

Wikipedia: Co-op City, Bronx

The Victims
Michelle Forman -Survived
Unknown woman- Unknown
Donna Lauria- Deceased
Jody Valenti- Survived
Carl Denaro -Survived
Rosemary Keenan -Survived
Donna DeMasi -Survived
Joanne Lomino -Survived (paralyzed)
Christine Freund -Deceased
John Diel -Survived
Virgina Voskerichian -Deceased
Valentina Suriani -Deceased
Alexander Esau -Deceased
Judy Placido -Survived
Stacy Moskowitz -Deceased
Robert Violante -Survived (blinded)

While it’s easy for us to listen to these cases and get lost in the “story” behind it, it’s important for us to remember this isn’t fiction. This is a real case, where people lost their lives, people were injured, people lost loved ones. Let us all take a moment to think about the victims of this case, and remember those impacted, hoping that those who survived have found some peace.