Sam, the son of the murderer, the series, David Berkovic, who terrorized New York City, arrested 48 years ago
David Berkovic, the distorted series murderer who walked in the streets of New York between 1976 and 1977, was finally captured 58 years ago – where he ended the murder of a murder that killed six lives and left seven others wounded.
“hold!“The first page of New York Post on August 11, 1977, announcing the end of the era of deadly terrorism in a cold blood known as” Ibn Sam “.
Berkovic was convicted of eight shootings in June 1978 and slapped with six lifelong camels in a row. Since he became qualified for the first time for the conditional release in 2002, Berkovitz has been competing for his release every two years such as Clockwork.
Last May, it was She refused for the twelfth time At the maximum reformist Shuanganic facility in Wallkill, where he was imprisoned since the age of 24.
Over the course of 13 months, starting in April 1976, Berkovic, born in Brooklyn, a postal employee and a former American army soldier, intimidated in the great apple-especially young women and husbands-armed with a 44-caliber Baldgist, and shot many of his victims through the windows of the car.
After his crimes, Berkovic was leaving notes at the scene, or boasting about what he did in police messages or journalists. He got his title from a Muslim, a clear signal to his neighbor’s dog, Sam.
“I am a monster. I am the son of Sam,” Berkovic boasted in a note that left near the bodies of the victims Alexander Esu, 20, and Valentina Surian, 18, on April 17, 1977.
The New York Police formed a work of 200 people to break the case, as many secret officers work in the streets overnight in the hope of hunting the shooter in the law.
Brokelin, Bronx and Koins, “Sam” demanded his recent victims, Sisi Moskovic, 20, on July 31, 1977 – less than two weeks before the police officers seized Berkovic at his home in Junchez.
The killer authorities followed by linking traffic tickets issued in the final killing area of his car.
“I am Sam. David Berkovic,” he told the policewoman wandering around the building on August 10, 1977.
“What took you a long time?” He asked frightening.
Now 72, Berkovic claims to find God behind bars.
in Exclusive interview with the publication last year“Jesus allowed me to stay and prosper,” Berkovic said.
The murderer also likened himself and his ability to “change lives” with his writings to Anne Frank, the Jewish teenager who tells her life hiding from the Nazis with her family all over the world after her death during the Holocaust.
“It affected the lives of millions,” Berkovic said. “I have changed Little Ann, the world with a pen. So I ask myself, what can I do with the trusted writer? Maybe I can change life as well, with my message of hope in God?” He said.
Even after 48 years, the “Ibn Sam” case continues to attract interest. Berkovic’s notorious crimes are now Netflix documents topic“Talks with a killer: the son of Sam.”
This series includes talks with the surviving family members of the victims, as well as recently discovered records to meet a 1980 prison with a former Rothschery correspondent and Cronic Jack Jones correspondent.
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