Son of Sam, Son of Hope

Son of Sam, Son of Hope

Son of Sam, Son of Hope

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Son of Sam, Son of Hope

1998

0h 30m

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The Son of Sam, David Berkowitz testimony of his involvement into the occult, his descent into cold-blooded murder, his arrest, and his surprising conversion to Christianity in his years in prison.

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David Berkowitz

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David Berkowitz

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Ben Harney

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Ben Harney

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Steve Hill

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