“The press is full of stories about Berkowitz. It is not said that he was Jewish, but the name Berkowitz is sufficient to emphasize the point.”
During 1977, aka the Summer of Sam, David Kempler was taken in for questioning, which didn’t exactly do wonders for his dating life.
“The press is full of stories about Berkowitz. It is not said that he was Jewish, but the name Berkowitz is sufficient to emphasize the point.”
Berkowitz, better known as “the Son of Sam,” extended his condolences to the family of famed New York columnist Jimmy Breslin.
It’s coming from an unlikely source, but the message of David Berkowitz is undeniably positive: society needs to take the “glory out of guns.”