The Robert Durst Trial: Wealth, Three Murders, and a Confession on Camera
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Today's case: The Robert Durst Trial: Wealth, Three Murders, and a Confession on Camera.
This is Episode 73475912 of Convicted — the show that examines the cases, suspects, and investigations that didn't get the spotlight they deserved.
What we cover in this episode:
• The victim: who they were and what happened
• The investigation: what police did, what they missed
• The suspects: who was looked at, who wasn't
• The evidence: what the forensic team found
• The verdict: where the case stands now
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