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Accused Serial Killer Robert Durst s Family Helped Cover Up Murder Of Wife, Attorney Says

Accused Serial Killer Robert Durst s Family Helped Cover Up Murder Of Wife, Attorney Says
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Accused Serial Killer Robert Durst s Family Helped Cover Up Murder Of Wife, Attorney Says

Read / Add Comments Accused serial killer Robert Durst may have had a helping hand in covering up the disappearance of his first wife, according to new reports. Durst - whose life and case was made famous by the HBO miniseries “The Jinx” - has been accused of killing his first wife, Kathleen “Kathie” Durst after she suddenly disappeared at their home in New York, in Westchester County, in 1982. Her body has never been located. With Durst’s murder trial resuming after a 14-month delay due to COVID-19, lawyers are now saying that the real estate heir’s brother and father may have assisted him in making her disappear.

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Accused Serial Killer Robert Durst s Family Helped Cover Up Murder Of Wife, Attorney Says

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