Hello, Anna Richardson here. I just thought I'd leave you a quick voice note to tell you

about my new advice podcast. It can't just be me.

I'll be getting super honest about my own topsy-turvy life, as well as helping you solve

your life dilemmas with the support of some very special guests and experts. From Podimo

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Warning. This podcast details firsthand accounts of graphic crime, as well as deeply disturbing

emotional profiles and may not be suitable for all listeners. Please proceed with caution.

What happens is that death so these victims won't be as important as it once was.

You know, won't outrage the public as their deaths once did, and eventually it will all

be forgotten about and covered over by the entertainment industry as, you know, just be commercial

exploitation by the entertainment industry, profiteering over the deaths of these people with nothing

gain to learn to, in fact, more harm will be done in a long run, because it might

etch somebody else on. A molasses manifesto production brought to you by audio up, you're listening

to Killer Tape. The True Crime podcast where killers and hardcore criminals tell their own story

in their own words. I'm your host, documentary filmmaker Bill Bacheley. Joining me is veteran

prison reporter Jack Jones. This is Killer Tape, season one, David Berkowitz, aka

Son of Sam. I hope you die, I hope you die. He confessed to being the 44 killer, ordered by a voice

speaking to a neighbor's dog, carrying out his bloody outrage, this is just young pretty woman.

I stuck up on him and shot him. Berkowitz planned to use the revolver again and

again until he felt police were getting close. I wanted to help people, I wanted to be

for somebody that's dead. David Berkowitz, 24 years old, found himself surrounded

by police. Well, he said, you got him. And now the neat story, it's not for anybody

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