A Conversation with David Berkowitz Part 2 of 6

Part 2 of 6 of my interview with David Berkowitz on January 12, 2009 at Sullivan Correctional Facility in South Fallsburg, New York. For more information, send an email to Dlefko123@ymail.com.
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[Johnnyloo64]

He's so lonesome in prison. They should let him have a dog.

[TheGaz76]

if i was the interviewer i'd mess with dave's head and bark like a dog till he cracks.

[Gorrillaknuckles]

he's the first psycho i've seen who has actually convinced me that he has depth.

[Stone469]

I was just wondering...........if his mom where alive while he went on this killing spree, instead of being called "The Son of Sam" would he instead have been called "A Son of a Bitch?"...................

[toddmastria1]

＠dudecory080 ok, I`ll bet the victims families do not...all this "forgiveness" stuff is easy to say from the sidelines, but to the families left behind, the only reason they would "forgive" a killer is to find closure within themselves. STOP STICKING UP FOR MURDERERS

[dudecory080]

@toddmastria1 you don't know the victim's families, so you can't guarantee anything!?

[goinharder57]

Man y'all some dumb mothafuckas y'all probably have him over for dinner n shit

[toddmastria1]

@louisbyron are you nuts??? Maybe YOU forgive this killer, but I can guarantee you that the victims families do not.

[26highstreet]

Always bangs on about the devil inside him, like he is shifting the blame onto somewhere else, it's all an act to get out, he is doing this bible crap to try and get the religious nuts on his side.

He is looking for pity, he is looking for a way out.

Forgive the pun, but thank god we are not judged by god, otherwise this idiot would have been let out years ago and no doubt there would be more victims of his perversions

[louisbyron]

If you watch this interview for just a few minutes you will realize that rehabilitation, redemption, and forgiveness are possible for all of us – no matter what wrongs we have committed.

[JonBenet6]

Because of the seriousness of my offenses, that I'll probably never be released...do ya think???

[cheeriosinabowl]

@22centman36

..... interesting comments you made. Yes, we are all capable of those "breaks" as you describe. In Berkowitz's case, it went beserk. Again, he looks normal --- you never know with people, they walk among us...