The 'Son of Sam' Sitdown in PRISON | Michael Franzese

In today's Sit Down with Michael Franzese, dive deep into the raw and riveting journey of David as he opens up about his tumultuous childhood, struggles with depression, and the haunting guilt that shaped his early years. From adoption to self-destructive behavior, join us as David also known as 'Son of Sam' shares his powerful story of redemption and resilience.

Don't miss the "Son of Sam" Sitdown in PRISON.

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[Tomorrison]

If you told someone in 1980 this would happen they would say you were insane but here we are.

[r.s.]

You are about the tenth person I've heard emphasizing forgiveness in the past few days. I've been struggling with forgiving a doctor who contributed to my son's death by overdose. That surely must mean something. It's a big help to me.

[Justanirishfella]

The fact I can see the “son of sam” and a former mafia member doing an interview proves that the internet is a wild thing 😂

[Daddy]

I think many non Christians and some Christians as well, confuse forgiveness with excusing.
Forgiveness doesn’t have anything to do with the offender, it has to do with us.
If I forgive someone for an offense, that is releasing a chain from around my neck. It in no way means that the offender is released from facing their consequences and/or punishment,
it’s simply casting out the hatred and anger in my heart, and returning my peace.

[DrMidknight]

My thoughts are with the families who Son of Sam destroyed.

[jeremyhouchens]

Micheal, you are more influential to young people who follow you than you realize. God bless you Mr. Franzese

[PattMcCrotch]

As a kid of the 70s, this guy was our boogie man and the scariest guy alive. To see him still alive and talking normally with Mike is surreal. 😮

[archibaldsalyards]

Thank you Mr. Franzese for shedding light on mental health. And thank you for this platform. May we all look as good as this guy in his 70's!!!

[ralphyralphy]

What i like about Michael's interview technique is that he lets the person talk! 👍🏼💯

[Coentjemons]

This is insane. I only started watching this channel and I'm transfixed.

The fact that this is free and of this high quality is amazing.

Thank you, mr Franzezen

[leightzmill]

In regards to your intro speech, I've had chronic depression since my teens woth suicide attempts. Only in recent years I've had control of it. It's AMAZING to see people, particularly men, discuss it publicly. Thanks for talking about it.

[Bonz-vczd]

I don’t sympathize with David, but I’ve had these similar issues as a child. I was adopted and I couldn’t understand WHY I wasn’t “wanted”. I acted out and I was arrested multiple times in my teens and young adult lives. Fast forward into 2020, I did research and found my birth mother. And later was informed by an adoptee organization, and Chilean police, that I was taken by the doctors and govt and trafficked to the states. And my two younger brothers were trafficked at birth as well. That hit me hard.

[meganngeorge]

The Son of Sam is the first big news story I remember from my childhood, I was 9 years old….I can’t believe this guy is still alive. Pray for the lives and the families he destroyed.

[Joeypots]

Michael, so glad you’re talking about the mental health crisis. When I was elected to the legislature here in New York, I tried to spotlight the issue and fought for more attention and services. The reality is that these politicians didn’t care one bit. If there wasn’t a kickback or way to make money for them, they didn’t want to hear it. Keep talking about this. 🙏🏼👍🏻

[dbloodline]

Michael won't stop giving us the best of the best content worth watching.... always excited and anticipating the new uploads. Bravo!

[kevinbriggs]

Thank you for reminding each of us of the importance of those 10 precious words: "Father, forgive them for they know not what they do".

[ubrandon]

Pray for families that lost family members 🙏

[jessicagreene]

I remember this as a kid living in NY in the 1970s like it was yesterday. David comes off as a sympathetic character and this interview gives understanding of maybe why he did the things he did. I still feel more for the family of the victims as I also remember seeing them in interviews and documentaries.

[ginavenditti]

This guy's memory is unbelievable. Dates. All his teachers names. Am I the only one who finds this amazing?

[kke]

He destroyed families. His issues were not their's. It's absolutely horrible. He deserves to be where he is. imo