Son of Sam: The Year New York Stopped Parking
New York, 1976–77. Couples in parked cars. A .44 Bulldog. Letters from the gutter signed Son of Sam.
Alexander Lawson traces David Berkowitz’s year-long siege of the city: Donna Lauria and the first shot in the Bronx, the .44 Caliber Killer, the Breslin letter, the anniversary warning, and the parking ticket in Yonkers that ended the largest manhunt in New York history.
Six murdered. Seven wounded. One man who said a demon spoke through a dog.
This episode names the victims, follows the public record, and refuses to let the nickname eat the story.
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