During the mid-1970s, the bustling city of New York was terrorized by a killer known as the son of Sam.

The biggest manhunt in New York City history.

Son of Sam.

The son of Sam.

An animal like this has to be caught.

A killer who at random with no apparent motive walked up to young people on the streets of New York

City and shot them and then walked away like nothing happened. He taunted police, left behind

cryptic notes and killed without hesitation. And it would be a long time until the suspect known as

the son of Sam was in custody.

In New York, the search continues for the 44 caliber killer who has come to be known as the son of Sam.

There's a killer on the loose. He calls himself son of Sam.

But even today, it's unknown if the terror is really over. Many people believe that the man behind bars

for the son of Sam killings was just the fall guy, a small part of a much larger puzzle,

and that there's a lot of credible evidence that the son of Sam was actually the sons of Sam.

This is going to be a long one, so we are going to skip all the podcaster, YouTuber stuff,

and dive right in. My name is Brianna, and I'm hot on the case.

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