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That was in a far-stilled point.

This was in January of 1977.

I had died shot by a killed woman, and her boyfriend was a scaped injury of physical injury.

A molasses manifesto production brought to you by audio up, you're listening to Killer Tape.

The true crime podcast were killers and hardcore criminals tell their own story and their own words.

I'm your host, Dr. Mitchell Filmmaker Bill Bacheley.

Joining me is veteran prison reporter Jack Jones.

This is Killer Tape, Season 1, David Berkowitz, aka Son of Sam.

I hope you die, I hope you die.

You confessed to being the 44 killer, ordered by a voice speaking for a neighbor's dog.

Carry out his bloody outrage, this is against young pretty women.

I stuck up on him and shot them.

Berkowitz planned to use the revolver again and again until he felt police were getting close.

David Berkowitz, 24 years old, found himself surrounded by police.

Well, he said, you got him.

And now the neat story is not for anybody else from myself.

Police say those words ended the biggest man hunt in New York City history.

I should spend my whole life here for what I've done.

Episode 12.

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