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This series contains adult language and depictions of graphic violence.

Listener discretion is advised.

I've seen the lights go out on Broadway.

I saw the ruins at my feet. You know, we almost didn't notice it. We'd seen it all the time on 42nd Street.

They burned the churches up in Harlem, like in that Spanish Civil War.

The flames were everywhere, but no one really cared.

It always burned up there before.

It's rarely a single incident that leads to catastrophe. Take the subject of this podcast series, David Berkowitz. He didn't just decide one day to become

a serial killer driven by a demon to terrorize a city.

It was a complicated childhood, a head injury, bullying by his peers, tremendous guilt

about his birth mother's death that turned out to be a terrible lie.

Psychodelic drug use, involvement with a satanic cult,

and a slow but steady divorce from reality

in the form of a mental break that resulted in a maniacal killing spree

that left six young people dead, seven injured, and a city of seven million people in fear for their lives.

Along those lines, we have the events of July 13, 1977.

An act of God outage, lightning, buying too much power from outside sources, low oil pressure, all reasons according to Carned Chairman Charles Luce for the

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