Did David Berkowitz Invent the "Demon Dog" to Fool the Police?

Описание: He terrorized New York City claiming a "demonic" dog ordered the attacks. But decades later, David Berkowitz revealed the chilling truth about why he really made that story up.

In the sweltering summer of 1977, New York City was held hostage by a .44 caliber killer who hunted in the night. The FBI and local police launched the largest manhunt in the city’s history as the panic grew.

When the suspect was finally captured, he spun a bizarre tale that captivated the world. He claimed a neighbor's dog, "Harvey," was possessed by a demon that commanded him to kill.

For years, this insanity defense was accepted as the rambling of a madman. But behind the sensational headlines lay a deeper mystery regarding his true motives.

Was the "lone wolf" narrative actually a convenient way to close the case, or was there a cover-up regarding potential accomplices?

Whispers of a larger secret society and connected crimes have haunted investigators for decades. While the shooter sits in prison, parts of this timeline remain disturbingly unsolved in the eyes of many researchers.

This video analyzes the evidence, the confession, and the psychological games played during one of America's darkest summers.

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