NBC News Presents: Inside Evil - Serial Killers Jeffrey Dahmer & Son of Sam
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Description: They are two of the most notorious names in the history of American crime. Now NBC News brings you the inside story of serial killers Jeffrey Dahmer and David Berkowitz, aka "The Son of Sam." Exclusive interviews and never-before-seen footage bring new understanding to what drove these men to kill.
In "Inside Evil: Jeffrey Dahmer," Dateline NBC anchor Stone Phillips confronts Dahmer on-camera, in a prison interview about the victims he killed and cannibalized -- and the urges that drove him. In a rare interview with Dahmer's father, Phillips examines events in Dahmer's childhood that could have pushed him to murder. It's a compelling portrait of a killer and the demons deep down inside him.
In "Inside Evil: Son Of Sam," NBC News investigates the infamous serial murder case that terrorized New York City in 1977: did killer David Berkowitz have help in his crime spree, and could other murderers still be at large? Here, in rare video, "Son of Sam" speaks for himself on camera - and makes startling charges about who may really be behind some the crimes.
Bonus Features: Never-before-seen extra footage from Stone Phillips' interviews with Jeffrey Dahmer and his father Lionel - with new insights into what compelled a man to murder.
Customer Reviews
Review Summary: serial killers
Date: 2008-04-21
Details: This DVD gives us a good insight of the personalities of these two serial killers and their gruesome murders.
Review Summary: Mesmerizing look at "monsters"
Date: 2006-03-07
Details: Cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer and Son-of-Sam serial killer David Berkowitz are two of the most notorious names in the annals of American crime. This disc from NBC News brings new details to both their stories with exclusive jail-house interviews of the murderers. Dahmer is interviewed by Stone Phillips in prison, and comes across as a little boy who hopes he doesn't get in too much trouble for what he's done. Berkowitz, in his interviews, offers new theories about his crimes -- he says he had help, and that the other killers are still out there. To me, he's convincing. You decide. Great bonus features: extra interview moments with Dahmer and with his father, Lionel - who has tried for years to figure out what HE did to create a son who could commit such crimes.
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