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All right, man. Peace. So, you know, when I woke up this morning, I saw this, uh, this little segment on Fires One News. So, I said, "You know what? Let me DVR this and, um, do a little segment on it for the channel."
This is on the so-called serial killer David Burkowitz, also known as the Son of Sam. Of course, they're going to talk about it. I'm going to chime in. Let's see what they have to say.
It's been four decades since New York City and its surrounding communities were scared for their lives. It was the summer of 1977. Police were looking for the serial killer known as The Son of Sam, who... Well, I mean, actually, it started in 1976. Um, Spikeley did a very good movie about it. Uh, if you haven't seen it, you should check it out, about the Son of Sam, who eluded police for a year, but evil lived right in the nearby lower Hudson Valley.
I had an opportunity to talk with a general news reporter who spent the past several months looking back at the Son of Sam and the community in Yonkers where he lived 40 years later. He terrorized New York City in the summer of 1977. The entire metropolitan area, frozen in panic and fear of the serial killer dubbed as the 44 caliber killer. The person who was shooting people, mostly young women sitting in cars. A man by the name of David Burkowitz, who lives at 35 Pine Street in Yoners, New York, was apprehended by detectives from the New York City Police Department. The shootings began in July of 1976. Police searched for the person or people responsible, not certain the incidents, some of them deadly, were connected until almost a year later.
Look, let me say this. David Burkowitz is on, uh, he's on record as saying that he did not act alone. They know that he didn't act alone because he was part of a, um, a group known as the Process Church. I've mentioned them before in previous videos in reference to Charles Manson. Charles Manson also allegedly had connections to the Process Church.
The Process Church basically was an offshoot of, uh, of the Church of Scientology. All right. And the church of of, uh, Scientology was founded by Elron Hubard. And of course, that was an offshoot of the Ordo Temples orientes, uh, which was Alistister Crowley's group, which was purely into satanic worship and the conjuring of demons. Okay. And they were successful in opening different portals. They utilized something called the making of a moon child, where they would try to conjure up a, uh, a child to be born in a woman, right? Where they have sex with a woman. It's a ritual called Babylon working. I, I'll probably cover it in another video, uh, particularly the, the NASA video when I talk about Jack Parsons.
But Elron Hubard was an agent of, uh, of the, uh, United States Naval Intelligence, as well as other affluent, uh, science fiction writers like Robert Heinland and, uh, Isaac Asimoff. They basically, their job was to try to infiltrate some of these satanic churches across America and see what they could learn because they were indoctrinated into the mind control program as handlers, and their job was to see what the, uh, what a lot of these satanic covens across America knew, particularly the top one being under Alistister Crowley.
So Elron Hubard, of course, he joined up with the Ordo Templey's Orientes. Uh, he's became very closely associated with Jack Parsons, who, um, when I do the NASA video, I'll go deeper into him. He was the forefather of the of the, uh, basically a lot of the rocket technology that's been used in, in, in the NASA space program was, uh, was created, founded due to the work of Jack Parsons, who, uh, by his own admission, got most of his inspiration from the, uh, seances that he would do where demons would tell him what to build and how to build it. All right. And he stated that he got a lot of his, um, understanding of rocket technology from the mother goddess when he would summon her. Okay.
So Elron Hubard, who was a close associate with him, uh, when he finally left the auto templates orientes, Alistister Crowley's group, he started something first called Dionetics. Now, Dionetics is an illusion to the goddess Diana. Okay. Eventually, that became known as the Church of Scientology. And, um, they had a couple of people in that church. One of them was Mary McClean, and another one, I'm trying to remember this guy's name. I think his last name, I believe his last name was Moore. So eventually, he married Mary McClean.
Mary McClean, by the way, she also claimed to have had or been in a relationship with the boxer Sugar Robinson, which is not a surprise to me because Sugar Ray Robinson, for those of you who don't know, he was a 33rd degree Mason. And I mentioned this in a previous video. That fight that he had with Gene Fulmer, it was a rematch fight 'cause Gene Fulmer had beat him in the first fight and he took his title. If you ever watched the rematch, Ray Robinson hit him with with what they call a perfect left hook. He knocked him out. So when he walks over to the, um, to the reporter to do the post-fight interview, he throws up the devil hand sign, right? Uh, the what they call the Manu Cornuto. Ray Robinson also was known for drinking raw blood before his fights. But, you know, that's neither here nor there. You guys, you guys are going to, are going to find out. A lot of these top, uh, so-called athletes, entertainers, they are satanist and they've been that for a long time. Not every last one, not all of them, but most of the of the top ones, they are.
So anyway, uh, the dude Moore and, um, and his woman, uh, Mary McClean, they start, they start a church known as the Process Church. Started out in England. A lot of affluent rock and roll stars came to, uh, came to join them, like the Rolling Stones, etc. They, they basically reset up camp in Mexico, and they became familiar with a lot of people who were going to become celebrities. I believe one of them was a woman named Marian Faithful, who was associated with the Rolling Stones. And, um, after that, they became used as a, um, as a base station to send mind control, um, mind control victims from the military. One of them being a Mr. David Burkowitz. All right. But no, let's see what they have to say about this.
Meanwhile, Burkowitz had taunted police in the media with letters calling himself the Son of Sam, saying he wanted to continue to kill. What is often lost about David Burkowitz? His connection to Northwest Yoners. Tell us about the significance of this building right here. Well, this is where the Son of Sam, the summer of terror in 1977, finally ended. Journal News reporter Mark Lgariello has spent months looking back into the capture of the Son of Sam nearly 40 years ago. Shortly after his arrest, Burkowitz confessed to murdering six people and injuring seven others across New York City between July of 1976 and July of 1977. Uh, after that, he recanted and stated that he, I believe he said he only killed three people because he said that he had help because he was found to be a member of the process church or at least a branch of the church that was located in, in New York. Um, they did an interview, uh, there was a police officer who did an interview with a member of a biker gang called the Rat Pack, and he stated explicitly that he was a member of the process church and that they were involved in, um, pedophile rings, gun running, drug trafficking, and that he remembers vividly seeing David Burkowitz in the process church in the early to mid-70s.
David Burkowitz, by the way, I, if you ever read any, any, um, uh, biographical information about him, he, he was also a so-called orphan. All right. This is why I always say one of the key things, two of the key things to look for, um, when you're trying to figure out if somebody could possibly be an asset, often times they're orphans and often times they have a military background. All right. David, David Burkowitz checks off for both of those. Uh, and then he ends up joining a satanic church.
The process church, they believe that there's four, like, you know, like how the Catholic church, the Babylonian mystery school systems, they believe in what they call the trinity. The process church believes that there are four heads that they said, I believe they said it's, um, uh, who they call Jehovah, Lucifer, uh, Satan, and Christ. And they believe that every person has some type of combination of two out of those four heads. All right? And they believe that there's nothing wrong with having a, um, a portion of Satan in you. Right? When they see, when they use the term Lucifer, they just mean a bearer of the light. And this is what I've stated. The term Lucifer, when you talk about Lucifer, that's not talking about Satan. It's talking about somebody who is, who is, uh, moving or living, worshiping under the inspiration of Satan. Okay? Their job is to bring satanic principles to the people and make them seem like good things. That's what a luciferian is. All right?
That's why I tell you a high-level mason, 32nd, 33rd degree, they're a luciferian. And those are not my words. Those are the words of Albert Pike, who wrote the book called Morals and Dogma. He's the one who stated that a, um, that when you get to the highest levels of masonry, and he was the top mason of his time in the 1860s, 1870s, he, he himself stated that when you got, get to the top level, you're told that your god is Lucifer. Okay? Who was Lucifer in the ancient world? He was known as Kush, and then his son Nimrod, and Nimrod's wife/mother, Samuramis. They are, they are the three heads of Lucifer. All right? They are the real trinity. Okay.
So, David Burkowitz was caught up in that world. And when they say Son of Sam, they try to say that it's talking about his neighbor, Sam Carr. Um, David Burkowitz, according to him, Sam Cars, both of his sons were also members of the Process Church, which tells me that Sam Carr was most likely an MK handler, uh, who was, you know, stationed there to, uh, utilize both of his, both of his sons as assets, as well as to control David Burkowitz. That's, that's assuming that Sam Carr, uh, is actually a real person, as meaning that that was actually his name.
But in my opinion, the name Son of Sam, uh, is really in reference to the, to the entity known as Samael, S.A.M.A.E.L., right? Which was the guardian angel of the Roman Empire, meaning, meaning the empire of Esau of the scriptures, and is also the guardian angel of this society today. Right? When you say that, when you say Uncle Sam, that's in reference to the, uh, to the angel, the guardian angel of the Roman Empire, Samael. All right? Or the goat god. That's why Uncle Sam has the goatee. Okay? The term uncle means master. So, you're saying that that's Master Sam, right? Master Samael. They just hide him in the, in the top hat. But that's, that's who that's truly in reference to. All right. The, uh, top high-level masons who created that image. That's what that's an illusion to, is the true god of this society. That being the goat god Pan. But let's continue on here.
And for the year he eluded authorities, this building in Yoners was his home. How important is it to know that there is this existence of this building 40 years later after the crimes were committed and he was captured right here? Well, it's pretty fascinating, isn't it, that, you know, the whole country was enthralled and, uh, New York City was in a panic. The whole area is in a panic, and, you know, here was the resolution on this quiet, you know, street in Northwest Yoners. From the 44 caliber handgun Burkowitz used to commit his savage crimes to Unmeyer Park, just a mile up the road where Burkowitz lived. This is the place where the Son of Sam may have gained inspiration for his murders.
No, he gained inspiration from being a member of that process church. And don't think that it's a, um, don't think that that is any form of a coincidence that they're showing this image here, uh, this sphinx. All right? They're showing this sphinx on purpose. All right? Because, uh, David Burkowitz, he was an asset. He was an initiate into the Babylonian mystery school system on a very, very low level as a member of the process church, once again, which was an offshoot of the church of Scientology.
Those two people, Mclean and Moore, they started off as, or, or Moore did anyway, I can't remember if it's both of them or just him, they were what were known as auditors in the church of Scientology. A auditor is just basically somebody who's, who helps the people in that group work through their problems, talk through their problems, and eventually establishes a plan or a program for them. All right? They're programmers. They're MK handlers. That's just another way of saying that. All right. A lot of these organizations become front organizations for the US government to reallocate or move around their assets. And they have handlers in these satanic, uh, lucifh luciferian organizations to keep them, you know, like to babysit them. That's their job. All right.
So, Burkowitz, whatever happened to him in the military, uh, he most likely was put under mind control in the military, and when he came out, uh, you know, he was actionized. He was put into, into use. All right. He claims that a dog was talking to him. It could be that it was just a mental suggestion. And it could be that he was, uh, utilizing some form of, of, of demonic seance that he learned in the in the process church. It could be that, being that he was an asset from the military, that they, that they were, uh, sending, uh, some type of messaging into his head. They've had the technology to, uh, to, um, utilize voice suggestion inside of people's heads for years. Man, the, the singer Donnie Hathaway, look it up. Don't take my word for it. He said that, that people were stealing, uh, ideas out of his brain, that he could hear voices in his brain. Donnie Hathaway said that before he killed himself by throwing himself out of a window. All right.
In 1989, there was a machine, a, uh, or technology, I should say, that was patented by an inventor named Oliver Lowry. Uh, it was what's called the silent weapon. They call it the voice of God technology, meaning, um, once they acrewed the machine to your brain waves, they could send messages into your head. Okay? And this was '89 that they officially patented it, or this man officially patented it. I doubt if Oliver Lowry is his real name. Um, I'm sure that it was technology that they've had since the '50s, right? Some type of CIA technology that they just made official in the '80s that they've had for a long time. A lot of times the CIA has technology that they don't let the, uh, branches of the armed forces know about until they feel like it. All right. But I'm sure that, I'm pretty sure that Burkowitz was an asset. Supposedly, he has a very close relationship with, um, Ted Bundy and, or, or had one with John Wayne Gasey, Ted Bundy, and, and, um, a lot of these other, uh, David Henley, a lot of these other so-called assassins because they're all brothers. They all came out of the same program. All right.
Through a satanic cult which supposedly held frequent meetings here. He was part of a cult that performed satanic rituals and, uh, did things like, I guess, mutilated, uh, dogs even and stuff like that. But, uh, and they met here right in Under Meer Park. Yeah. Hey, you see, they said it. I'm not saying it. They said it. They claimed that they mutilated dogs. They did a lot more than that. All right.
They were kidnapping children, or they, and a lot of black people, so-called black people, always trying to figure out, and I've mentioned this already. Oh, man, all these children disappearing. They're kidnapping the children so that they can sacrifice them. All right? That's why so-called black children, so-called brown children are always coming up missing. Nobody ever finds them. They get taken out to the woods or to some, uh, cavern and they get sacrificed. Okay? Then their organs are sold on the, on the, quote unquote, black market. That's what happens to them. All right?
So, that's why it's important for, you know, to not have your child out here playing in the middle of the street unattended 'cause they have police officers, uh, in the police force that are luciferians whose job it is to, if they cannot kidnap the child, to make sure that the crime never gets solved. Okay. And guys like him, he's just a psych. Burkowitz told police, and everything I'm saying is alleged. Okay, it's allegedly the dog of a former neighbor was possessed by a demon that told him to kill. The neighbor's name was Sam Carr, hence Burkowitz's name. Now, that man next to Burkowitz looks like John Wayne Gayy. I don't know if that, if that's him, but that's what it looked like. All right. John Wayne Gasey was another, um, MK Ultra serial killer.
The Son of Sam. His capture brought an end to a summer of terror. But his ties to the northwest Yoners community David Burkowitz called home is an unracable mark that will forever be etched here. David Burkowitz was arrested on August 10th, 1977. The now 64 year old is serving his life sentence at Charlunk Correctional Facility in Walill. Mark Lang Variello from the Journal News shares more in his report in the newspaper this morning. Pick it up on news stands.
Now, if this should have happened today, there'd be some silly ass, uh, tinfall hat or woke negro who'd say this is all a hoax. Every, all of it's a hoax. Everything's... No, brothers. Um, this really goes down. It goes down for ritual purposes. It goes down to appeal to appease their gods. All right? Believe it or not, they believe in these gods. They believe in the mother goddess, the, they believe in, um, in Baal and, and, and Ishtar and all these entities, they believe in them, Diana. All right. Diana was just the, uh, the Greek way of saying the goddess Ishtar, right? She was the goddess of wisdom. That is where, by the way, that's where you get the image of the owl from. The owl was the, was the, uh, the official bird of Diana. Okay. When they go out to Bohemian Grove and they have the giant owl. That's to appease Diana. All right, you guys can get a book by Madame Bllovadski called Isis Unveiled, and it gives you, it, it tells you about all of the rituals, uh, to appease the mother goddess. All right, they do kill and, and, and, uh, sacrifice ritually to the mother goddess as well. Not just to Baal, but also to the mother goddess.
Look at the goddess Khali. All right, for those of you who didn't get a chance to go on my, uh, on the, uh, on the patron channel, uh, patreon.com/chronicles of Judah 144. You see, I have that video there showing you the, uh, with, um, Indiana Jones, right? It tells you about, it shows you how they worship the god Khali, or goddess Khali, and then the goddess Khali, they sacrifice, um, they sacrifice people. They sacrificed people and they, and they ripped their hearts out of their chest. All right? That's why they were doing that over in, um, uh, over in the so-called new world. The Aztecs were doing it to appease the sun god and the mother goddess. They still do that today to maintain their rulership. Okay? They believe in that. They believe in blood ritual sacrifice.
And this guy, he's like I said already, he's nothing but a pawn. He was put under mind control, and, uh, he was just a psy. He was an early scop. All right. He, he just got a little sloppy with it. But that, I mean, people don't know the half of what goes on with these, uh, satanic churches, and, you know, they all demand a sacrifice. All right. And, and there's a brother who keeps asking me about Yahweh Ben Yahweh. They were doing the same thing. Yahin Yah was most likely a, uh, a plant. All right. A lot of these, these, uh, these different movements and, and belief systems, when I say belief systems, like these groups, when you get into the inner circle, they tell you that they, that you need to kill somebody or they need a blood sacrifice in order for you to, uh, ascend to a higher level. Why is that? Because a lot of these groups are just covers, um, facades for the worship of Nimrod and Seamis. All right, but that's neither here nor there.
I saw this, uh, I saw this segment. I thought it was very interesting. It gave me a chance to talk about the Process Church. And by the way, if I didn't mention it, Charles Manson also was associated with the Process Church, right? Allegedly, they claimed that he might not have been. He was, all right? He was right. And he's the one who orchestrated the murder of Sharon Tate, who was the wife of, uh, Roman Palansky. All right. Who himself was a satanic, a, uh, an adherent to the worship of Satan and Luciferian principles. Okay.
He's the one who, who, um, brought Sharon, Sharon Tate in, and she became a witch. She was a Wiccan. So, that all that was, that was just Luciferans killing each other. She was, you know, she was playing games with it. Charles Manson wasn't playing games with it. All right.
They were trying to pin all that stuff on the so-called black power dudes. All right. That whole, all those murders, they were trying to pin the Manson murders, they were trying to pin on the black power dudes, and the [ __ ] blew up in their face. But that happened, the reason why they executed the Charles Manson murders was to put an end to the hippie movement of the '60s. All right, and I might cover this on another video.
They brought in the hippie movement in the '60s as a CIA experiment to see the effects of LSD and other what they call, uh, psychotropic or psychoactive drugs, the effect that they would have on the, uh, population, on young people. And at the end, you know, when they wanted to wrap it up, they just say, you know, we're just going to demonize the hippies by having a hippie be a serial killer and a leader of a, um, a satanic cult and expose it. All right? And that's why it ended in '69 because they didn't want that stuff to carry over into the '70s. They were done with it.