S1E1 Hello from the Gutters
In August 1977, the arrest of David Berkowitz ended New York City's wave of terror. But journalist Maury Terry believed there was more to the story.
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#2
S1E2
Catch .44
While Berkowitz continues to dominate the news cycle, Maury pursues his theory about John Carr and uncovers a disturbing link to occult activity.
#3
S1E4
Rabbit Hole
In 1993, Maury interviews the elusive Berkowitz, who substantiates his theories about the cult. But his obsession with the case begins to take a toll.
- 4. S1E3 "The Ultimate Evil"
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#4
S1E3
The Ultimate Evil
New leads send Maury down a twisted path, investigating a web of cults. As a "satanic panic" grips the nation, he publishes a book.
- 3. S1E4 "Rabbit Hole"
- 2. S1E2 "Catch .44"
- 1. S1E1 "Hello from the Gutters"
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Top Standout: S1E1 Hello from the Gutters
Most Infamous: S1E2 Catch .44
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