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00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:30The city was in a frenzy of fear.
00:33I'm afraid to be in this neighborhood.
00:34Young people in pairs are getting shot.
00:37People have not gone out of their houses.
00:39Our jaws dropped.
00:40He's warning us he's going to do it again.
00:42There weren't crazy letters.
00:44The letters were to spur the police on.
00:46He's taunting the police.
00:48He's taunting all of New York.
00:49Try to catch me if you can.
00:54Berkowitz says, I guess the press is waiting with their cameras.
00:57Can you comb my hair?
00:58He's going to serve a life sentence in jail.
01:01He's worried about his hair.
01:04As a prison reporter, I wanted to understand how a human mind spirals out of control.
01:10I didn't really belong in the world.
01:14I wanted to be somebody.
01:15I wanted to be needed by somebody.
01:19And became angry.
01:21It's just built off.
01:22It's like a volcano erupting.
01:24That was me.
01:25He could always fool people with his face and his smile.
01:29It hid the inner demons.
01:31I was out every night, like clockwork, committing my crimes.
01:36And I get up and go to work like nothing ever happened.
01:40It's been nearly 50 years since this happened.
01:43More things are coming out now.
01:44A new development absolutely blew me away.
01:46I see him now.
01:48Those cruel eyes are shining.
01:5047 years later, it's still right here for all of us.
01:55I had so much anger that one attack against society wasn't going to extinguish it.
02:01A feeling of power.
02:03I just needed to do it.
02:04A feeling of power.
02:06A feeling of power.
02:07A feeling of power.
02:09A lo

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