Terry’s investigation led him to several sources who claimed Moskowitz was killed for a snuff film because The Children wanted to record her execution and sell it “to the highest bidder.” Moskowitz was the Son of Sam’s sixth and final murder victim.
One of Berkowitz’s most talked-about killings was the murder of 20-year-old Stacy Moskowitz, who was shot in the head while sitting in the car with her boyfriend, Robert Violante, who was blinded by the attack but survived. ‘Pose': Here’s Why They Decided to End the Show With Season 3 He also discovered proof that de Grimston and Charles Manson attended a party together in California in the late 1960s, and theorized that meeting de Grimston influenced Manson’s apocalyptic visions of a race war that he used to incite his followers into murdering five people in the summer of 1969. Terry reasoned that’s how The Children ended up in Yonkers and in Berkowitz’s backyard. The group eventually splintered into smaller factions, each with different names but a similar core belief - that their satanic and murderous practices could bring about the end of the world. Ron Hubbard’s Church of Scientology and brought their satanic teachings to the U.S. Leaders Robert de Grimston and Mary Ann MacLean defected from a British division of L. The Children was an offshoot of a cult called the Process Church of the Final Judgement, a group formed in Britain during 1966. The cult Terry determined was operating in Yonkers, called The Children, had ties to Scientology and the West Coast.
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The connections he found that are unveiled in Netflix’s series are wide-reaching, to say the least. Occult research often winds into endless loops and chasms of connections, which haunted Terry the longer he worked on the Son of Sam case. ‘Dancing With the Devil': 5 Most Shocking Details From Demi Lovato’s Documentary SeriesĬult connections to Charles Manson, Robert de Grimston and Scientology in Yonkers, near Berkowitz, and John Carr was nicknamed “Wheaties” after his sister, Wheat Carr. The list included the “Wicked King Wicker” and “John Wheaties, rapist and suffocater of young girls.” Both of these could reference the Carr brothers - they lived on Wicker St. What’s more, one of Berkowitz’s notes used several other names, thought at the time to be nicknames for the killer, though Terry thought they were monikers for other accomplices. But Terry had uncovered that Berkowitz, who was arrested for the killings, lived directly next door to two brothers named John and Michael Carr, who were the real-life sons of Sam Carr. The killer famously taunted police and reporters in New York with letters calling himself the “Son of Sam” and other devil-inspired monikers, which inspired the nickname for the case.
Producer Zeman said this was one of the details that really amazed him when looking into the case. Police refused to interview the real “sons of Sam”
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‘Sons of Sam’ Director Joshua Zeman Believes Serial Killer David Berkowitz Didn’t Act Alone
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