Dive deeper into Mindhunter with movies, shows, books, and podcasts about the real true crime that inspired the macabre Netflix series's second season
better known as the Son of Sam, is the murderer who terrorized New York City in the late 1970s, killing six people and wounding seven. His story takes center stage in the second episode ofseason two, with Holden Ford and Bill Tench conducting a chilling interview with the notorious figure.’s 1999 thriller about a group of New Yorkers living life as Berkowitz’s reign of terror plays out in the backdrop.
For a more straightforward exploration, there’s the 2017 Smithsonian Channel documentarywhich recounts his crimes and features old footage of terrified New Yorkers processing the news about his murders.’s book, which pulls together transcripts from conversations Berkowitz had with police, lawyers, and psychiatrists, among others, as well as excerpts from his diaries and notes.
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