Robert Durst did not say ‘What the hell did I do? Killed them all, of course’ on The Jinx
Durst did say those words, but the editing rearranged them: “killed them all, of course” wasn’t an answer to the question “What the hell did I do?”
Durst did say those words, but the editing rearranged them: “killed them all, of course” wasn’t an answer to the question “What the hell did I do?”
Months after ceasing all interviews about The Jinx, its director and producer finally talked. But the questions they were asked left a lot to be desired.
These five stories affect our understanding of what we watched on television and what is happening because of the show.
The Jinx ended with an incredible confession from Robert Durst. Today, there are more questions, including about director Andrew Jarecki’s timeline.
In another remarkable moment for HBO documentary series The Jinx, its subject, Robert Durst, has been arrested in connection with the murder of his friend Susan Berman in Los Angeles. He was arrested Saturday at a Marriott in New Orleans, and The Times-Picayune reports that “The FBI Violent Crimes Task Force directed the arrest.” ABC 7 …
An envelope and one word: together they produced more drama than any other reality TV series has delivered so far this year. The person who discovered the envelope was crying and shaking, and as soon as we saw it on screen, that response was perfectly understandable. The man discovered the envelope in his mother’s belongings; she was murdered in 2000. After her …