David Berkowitz

The historical article notes that on August 10, a powerful derecho struck the U.S. Midwest in 2020. Key events listed include the attack on the Tuileries Palace during the French Revolution in 1792 and Missouri becoming the 24th state in 1821. Other milestones cover major crime incidents like the murders by Charles Manson’s cult, David Berkowitz's arrest as “Son of Sam,” and Ruth Bader Ginsburg being sworn into the U.S. Supreme Court.

New York lawmakers are considering two parole bills: Elder Parole, which would allow incarcerated individuals aged 55+ with 15 years served to seek parole hearings, and Fair & Timely Parole, which shifts the burden of proof to the state to justify denying release. Supporters argue the bills promote fairness and reduce prison costs, while critics claim they risk public safety by potentially freeing violent offenders.

George Soros, a left-leaning billionaire, has donated over $7 million to groups advocating for two parole bills in New York, which critics argue could lead to the release of notorious killers like David Berkowitz, also known as 'Son of Sam'. The legislation is being pushed through lobbying efforts in Albany.

David Berkowitz, the infamous Son of Sam serial killer, claims he will go to heaven and explains his decision to skip a parole hearing. A respondent expresses strong skepticism about Berkowitz's spiritual redemption claims.