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>> the case took surprising twists and turns, you will never believe how he was actually caught. >> i for one will never forget meeting him face-to-face, notcr what i said but what he said to me, he was sexually motivated to commit his crimes, someone who was a nobody who wanted to be a somebody. in that way he was like one of the most not -- -- note -- serial killers of all-times, david berkowitz, the son of sam. >> i thought you had a class tomorrow. >> i dont feel like going home quite yet .

Serial killers, berke berkowitz was a goodle study for us. >> he said after dark the peaceful stretch of greenery turned into a temple for him and a cult that called themselves 22 -- >> a possibility remains police cracked part of the case and shore son of sam killers are still on the loose. >> i sat down with berkowitz, nicknamed the son of sam to get to the truth before he had time to change his story. david berkowitz, the son of sam,

Of the senior nazis who, frankly, were responsible for the killing of many of your widerfamily. there are two key individuals — hans frank and otto wachter — whose sons you meet and become in one way or another very friendly with. you humanised the families of the killers. how difficult was that? i think it wasnt difficult because my dayjob is doing international cases and i come across these characters very often. and i dont buy into the argument that there are monsters and decent people. t...

Of how and why people who appear to be ordinary like you and me can become killers, mass murderers. have you found an answer? i asked myself very often, "could i do that?" and have to put my hand my heart say, "i hope not," but who knows? under circumstance, there is a common theme that runs through the historical work that ive done on nuremberg, but then the most recent cases of yugoslavia, rwanda, and the common theme is this, i dont know whether to answer your question. youre able to do this ...

You weave in an extraordinary story which involves coming into close contact with the families of the senior nazis who, frankly, were responsible for the killing of many of your widerfamily. there are two key individuals — hans frank and otto von wachter — whose sons you meet and become in one way or another very friendly with. you humanise the families of the killers. how difficult was that? i think it wasnt difficult because my dayjob is doing international cases and i come across these ch...

You are a highly educated man and you spent years, decades on this very question of how and why people who appear to be ordinary like you and me can become killers, mass murderers. have you found an answer? i asked myself very often, "could i do that?" and have to put my hand my heart say, "i hope not," but who knows? under circumstance, there is a common theme that runs through the historical work that ive done on nuremberg, but then the most recent cases of yugoslavia, rwanda, and the common t...

Nation" series the killer next door. >> john would say, what did we learn from each offender, each one had something unique they did we could add to profile of killers. >> serial killers dont just exist in shadows, they walk beside us, live in our neighborhoods and make our localse news, over course of 50 years, i know dozens of the predators through my work on hundreds of horrific cases. >> they are not like monsters, they look like us, but why are gacy said that counts could get away with murd...

On christopher steele defending largely debunk dossier. diving into the mines of some of the most high profile serial killers. next guest profiler and what makes these killers tick. ...

Killers. like iu ea did. over the next hour ill give you a sneak peek at some of the cases, when what -- what i learned from them starting with gary hide nick, he created a house of horrors in 1980s, most disturbing i have seen. i have seen. in this my work would prove pivotal in whether he would suffer -- serve life in prison or have a chance to live among us. 1988 i was asked to help prosecutor to make the casey cep he was not insane time of his crimes, if found not guilty by reason of inan he...

Balanced jury. >> attorneys tell us that when you have such a wide jury pool in such a small community, they estimate that about one in every 50 people here received a summons in this case. they say it could take a week or even two weeks for this jury to be seen. its this process alone could take some significant time. >> and the suspects in the case were not charged until the release of the graphic video of the shooting. just how key will that video be in the trial? >> you know, jose, this case...