How is William Ramsey? Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on Tonight Show. I have a very special guest, returning guest, Roberta Glass. And we both watched with great interest, this new documentary that came out on Netflix titled The Sons of Sam, plural, the sons of Sam, a descent into darkness. I was really interested in it. Somebody who had followed Mori Terry, had read the book, The Ultimate Evil, and it actually written an

article about the death of Arlis Perry, which I will post in the show notes.

But there's an article I wrote like five years ago talking about its tie-ins with

Crowley Moss that happened on October 12th, so Crowley's birthday. So it's something

of particular interest to me. So I watched this also documentary to see. I expected it something

different. I actually found it to be pretty interesting. So Roberta is going to comment on the

documentary as well. So Roberta, are you there? Yes, thank you. Awesome. Well, thanks for agreeing to talking about this.

Do you have any first impressions on what you thought about the Sons of Sam and the production?

And kind of, it was a four-part series. I was pleasantly surprised. I really expected it to kind of, well, you know, just negate the whole theory. And it was really

more about Mori Terry and his obsessive search and how this story really ate him up. And I thought

that was an interesting angle. In other ways, I was disappointed. I was waiting

the entire time because I had also followed your work in the Arlis Perry story. I had followed

Crawford's arrest. I had followed that Crawford had the ultimate evil book in his closet. And I thought,

oh, well, maybe we'll get some more information about that.

And then at the end, it's just spoiler alert.

It's just they show that he had the book and there's no more information.

So if you're looking for a reinvestigation of the son of Sam case, you're going to be disappointed.

If you're looking for the son of Sam case, you're going to be disappointed. If you're looking for the son of Sam did it himself story, you're going to be disappointed. This is really the Mori Terry story.

And it's a fascinating story. It's a story of an obsessive. And of course, you know, I can relate a little bit.

I can't too. I definitely can relate. I mean, he was kind of an interesting guy. I was, I was

surprised that they were going to take that angle like you said, that they were going to talk about

Mori Terry. And I mean, I don't know, were you on that Facebook group that was Mori Terry's

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