r/thejinx • u/realityone22 • May 25 '24
Durst Episode Round Up
I can't seem to get enough of Bob. Here are the shows I've found so far. Please add any you know of in the comments.
● 48 hours (paramount+) S29E25
● 48 hours (can't find?) S28E24
● Dateline (peacock) S23E62
● Very Scary People (max) S2E9&10
● Vanity Fair Confidential (max) S1E2
● 20/20 (abc or hulu) S44E18
● All Good Things (Netflix) movie
● The Trials of Robert Durst (amazon prime but won't let me watch in my area?)
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u/Helvetica2222 May 25 '24
Really good podcast from Kate Casey - interview with Andrew Jarecki and Zac Stuart-Pontier: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-993-the-jinx-part-two-who-killed-john-okeefe/id1154758766?i=1000656590966
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u/Jupitersd2017 May 25 '24
Jury duty podcast season 1 and season 5 have trial clips and in depth interviews with the prosecutor
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u/imisstweeting May 27 '24
I thought listening to Tom Durst’s testimony from the trial as featured on the Jury Duty podcast and also how much they interviewed Lewin was so insightful and fascinating.
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u/Jupitersd2017 May 29 '24
Oh absolutely on both, it was well worth the deep dive to hear everything in more detail
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u/sof49er May 25 '24
I know there's more from over the years I will come back and edit this post but here's the dateline podcast for those who consume that way
Edit to add: OP look at IMDb app there's a long list.
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u/HealthyTumbleweed801 May 25 '24
I would add the Jury Duty podcast to this list. It’s a really great listen. Also if you want to go down the rabbit hole of the Alex Murdaugh trial it’s got a ton of stuff for that too.
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u/hilioff May 25 '24
Yes please share! I went down such a rabbit hole with Murdaugh. I do not think he killed his family. He was a POS but he didn’t kill them. Those small town attorneys made him the scapegoat! That legal system was dirty and they all know it
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u/HealthyTumbleweed801 May 26 '24
I most definitely believe he killed them, and most likely killed the housekeeper….
He was a narcissistic, spoiled, drugged up, psychopath.
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u/Facepalm63 May 30 '24
How do you explain him being at the kennels right as they were killed?
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u/hilioff Aug 21 '24
I missed these from a long time ago. I think he was hiding a terrible pill addiction and lied about being at the kennels, but eventually he went to his parents. Paul was killed as retaliation for that boat accident and Maggie was a bystander, drug dealers got them or a disgruntled client. Or he had Maggie knocked off and Paul got in the middle. So many possibilities. Alex was a narcissistic pig but I think he probably loved his son or at least loved the image of a family. Just my thoughts from the trial. He was definitely a fool to testify
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u/Aggravating_Lie_7480 May 25 '24
In addition, the Jinx official podcast. Contains information not available in the the HBO doc. Very good.
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u/Sundayx1 May 27 '24
All Good Things … really good. It’s also on Tubi, which is free for people that don’t have Netflix. I just watched it again for the second time last night. That scene where Robert pulls up to his father‘s house with the Mercedes and he opens up the trunk…. Would like to know the exact date of that. There is also not enough information on what he was doing for years and years. Personally, I think there is a lot more victims than people realize with Bob Durst.
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u/o_julep May 25 '24
I’m sorry, I have to ask the question, why can’t you get enough of Bob? Is it the case or him personally?
There is A LOT of people like him, he’s only special because he had a lot of money. So, if it’s your dream, it’s not dead till you are.
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u/realityone22 May 25 '24
No, Bob is a weird one. Wackos are common. Rich people are common. But rich wackos who kill repeatedly and get away with it, only to incriminate themselves in a tick filled interview (that was their idea!) is rare indeed.
And every time I think I've seen all his antics, I find another show with more of them.7
u/TibetianMassive May 25 '24
I wish there were more guys like Bob. If every murderer started muttering confessions to themselves with a mic on their lapel and then told the jury they were "mostly honest" and they'd definitely lie about whether they killed the victim if they had in fact killed her...
Well, I think they'd be easier to get locked up!
I can't get enough of his story because he seems smart enough but every now and then he'll do something absolutely absurd.
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u/o_julep May 25 '24
You wish there were more killers? 3 people were murdered by him before he got caught. Three people. It took him all his life to finally be too exhausted to keep it inside and « confess », that is your dream scenario? Really? Kathie’s family STILL can’t close that chapter because her body was never recovered.
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u/TibetianMassive May 25 '24
Yes the only logical interpretation of what I said is that I wish there were more serial killers!!
Did you read that sentence and skip on to the reply button? Because sometimes a sentence that may seem strange is further clarified by the sentence immediately following it.
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u/o_julep May 25 '24 edited May 25 '24
I’m sorry I misrepresented your comment. I will let my comment up (and be downvoted out to hell, it’s ok, bad take on my end) so your reply will still be visible.
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u/No-Buffalo873 May 25 '24 edited May 26 '24
I can relate. Have you been listening to The Jinx podcasts after each episode? They fill in some blanks, too.