prevailing winds are south and southeast. i remember when i was a kid getting up and going to school, the little catholic high school, grade school i went to and getting a car and my uncle would drive us up and turn on the windshield wiper and oil on the window. i don t know if that s why i have asthma but a reason why delaware at one point was rated as having a disproportionally high rate of cancer cases because of what was going on. that s why we pushed hard to make sure we in fact, required mitigatiigation to be taken on plants, some of which we ve shut down. it s affected my family in way and my state in a way that s been real, more than it s affected jersey. more than it s affected jersey. i understand what is going on. look at the pine barons. you have a lot to worry about in terms of fires and drought but the flip of it is, look what happened in the midwest. we have a number of significant
everything in my gut said to me, jeanine, he killed her, all right? so i had to go back with connecting those dots. when we investigated this case, john o donnell is in there in the special this weekend, it was clear to me buried her in the pine barons. the pine barons, million acres of dense forest. even in february. killed her on january 31st, even if february you could dig and bury a party. the amazing part of the jinx, what were you looking for in the lake. you know what he says? body parts. not my wife s body. i jumped out of my seat, he chopped his first victim up, his wife. melissa: a body. he is showing consciousness what happens. what he was doing in the basement for two nights, when neighbors saw a light and blue light, probably checking for blood in that basement. melissa: amazing things about the cases why does he seem to
john o donnell and i took a trip down to the pine barons in southern new jersey. why the pine barons? because it s a dense, million acre forest. because a great place to bury a body. mobsters did it all the time. when i first reopened kathleen durst s case, we began piecing together a puzzle and the pine barons fit right in. melissa: that is clip from the fox news special airing, robert durst & my quest for justice. hosted by judge gin mean pirro. what happened to kathleen mccormick durst, disappeared in 1982. she was married to that guy there, robert durst, wealthy heir of a new york real estate empire. judge pirro, never waivered, that durst, who led a bizarre life, killed his 29-year-old
life. her investigation is focus of her new book, she killed them all. that was famous line from the hbo special. i m addicted to this case. it is so fascinating, three cases they followed. the three people think he killed. your case was the first but also the hardest because there was no body. you always believed it was in the pine barons, where you went back and what we showed there. tell us about that. the case was brought to me 18 years after she disappeared. there is problem right there, right? melissa: right. there was no crime scene preservation. there was no body. little if any police work done by the new york city police department. robert durst comes in. my father owns half of new york city. here is magazine, when he goes into the 20th precinct. they like, yeah, she probably ran off with another guy even though fourth year medical student, about to graduate. in the middle of trying to get divorce from him. and nothing made sense. he waited five years to report her missing
here and he was privileged and had $100 million and his wife wanted to divorce him and she didn t have an opportunity to do that because three days after she refused the last settlement she was missing and no one finds her. and where is pine barons and why is that siingant. in new jersey, it is where the mafia buried their bodies. only one person could have made the call. it is february and soil is soft and moist there and one place where you can bury a body. and we find out later he was in a laundry mat.