David Berkowitz, 'Son of Sam' Killer, Denied Parole for 12th Time

The notorious serial killer, now 70, remains in maximum-security prison after his latest unsuccessful bid for release.

Berkowitz's parole was denied after a May 14 interview with the Board of Parole.
Known for his late-night shootings in the 1970s, Berkowitz killed six and wounded seven.
He dubbed himself 'Son of Sam' and claimed demonic messages drove him to kill.
Arrested in 1977, Berkowitz has been serving a 25-years-to-life sentence for each murder.
Despite expressing remorse and becoming a born-again Christian, he remains incarcerated.