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jinx robert durst is presented with a close match between his handwriting and the killer's. on the camera he appears unfazed. he walks to the restroom. his mic still on. the camera records as he talks to himself. >> there it is. you're caught. what the hell did i do? killed them all of course. >> bob durst didn't kill susan berman. he's ready to end the rumor and speculation and have a trial. >> the fbi asked authorities across the country to examine cold cases in the area where robert durst has lived. some popular california wines are served not in a glass but in court a class action lawsuit says dozens of wineries knowingly sold low cost wines with too much arsenic. some of the wines exceeded
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for months he is speaking to virtually no one dmept woman, susan berman. new york investigators decide to interview her. before she could be questioned around christmas 2,000, someone shoots berman execution style in her home. the killer sent police this anonymous handwritten note obtained in the hbo docu series "the jinx." it lists one word, cadaver. >> i said he is eliminating the witnesses and people who have knowledge and people with knowledge of kathy's passing. >> reporter: in the jinx, new revelation by the stepson, he comes across a letter durst sent to berman shortly before she died. durst handwriting, the killer's note to police. they bear remarkable similarities down to the misspelling of beverly. in the final episode of the
in the lobby of a marriott staying with a fake driver's license. it appears durst was preparing to flee to cuba. >> are the walls coming in on robert durst. >> i would think so. >> he is the brother of robert's first wife. he said his sister wrote in her journal that she feared her husband and that he abused her. she was planning to divorce. they had a fight and the vanishes. durst takes four days to report her missing to nypd detective i have mike struck. struck never nails his prime suspect. >> it comes back to the fact we never found her body. we never had a crime scene. >> reporter: no evidence. >> no evidence, no crime scene. >> reporter: the case grows cold until 2000 when investigators reopen it. this time the millionaire flees new york to this run down apartment in galveston, texas, hiding out, cross dressing and posing as a mute woman.
written -- >> reporter: durst's lawyer call the bathroom admissions ramblings and that his client admitted nothing. >> bob durst didn't kill susan berman. he's ready to end all the rumor and speculation and have v a trial. >> reporter: the filmmaker told "gma" the critical interview of done over two years ago but didn't realize durst's off-camera admission until more recently. long before durst's arrest he went to police and said "you might want to hear this." >> it was chilling it was disturbing to hear it. makes you uncomfortable it hear it. >> and to find out more about the bizarre case and get details about durst's colorful past visit our website at cnn.com. still to come on "cnn newsroom," he's been out of the public eye for ten days. now russian president vladimir putin, he's back responding to rumors and making a few military moves, as well.
soon is the black sheep heir to a new york real estate empire to stand trial in los angeles on a charge of capital murder? it does not get more serious than that. it's not going to be as soon as durst's lawyers say they prefer. they say they want to get there. but a judge today has set another detention hearing on gun charges for next monday. that's six days from now. in the meantime, durst was picked up on saturday. you'll remember one day before the bombshell conclusion of an hbo miniseries on his life. susan berman was on the eve of being interviewed by new york police officers who had reopened the file on a disappearance of durst's wife which was back in 1982. if you're not keeping up, don't worry. it is a complicated case. we'll lay out the owl sordid story in just a moment. but first, i want to bring in
team. the commissioner said rose's request will be considered. those are some of your top stories on this st. patrick's day, tuesday, march 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". thank you for spending some of your time with us on this st. patrick's day. we'll begin this half hour with a new development in the case of robert durst. he's now charged in louisiana with gun and drug counts stemming from his arrest at a new orleans hotel late saturday night. >> durst could be sentenced to death if he is convicted of the murder of a friend. abc's matt gutman has more from new orleans. >> reporter: police say robert durst, led shackled into court, was armed and dangerous when he was arrested on a first-degree murder charge more than a decade in the making. for 30 years, questions have swirled around his role in three mysterious deaths. his wife, kathleen, vanishing in 1982. then, his friend and confidant, susan berman, murdered execution-style in los angeles in 2000, just a month after an
and then he just goes around and you know is a menace to somebody else's community. but because you know he has odd behavior. but he's it's almost like he's a functioning sociopath. it's scary. he gets you know did you hear what he did in court yesterday when he appeared? >> no. tell us. >> he spoke to the judge and then he turned around and looked at the gallery, everybody in the courtroom and he smiled at them all. he thinks he's crazy as a fox. he thinks he can get away with this too, i guess. >> the people around him, what have they said? i'm curious, family acquaintances, neighbors? what have they -- we know one neighbor ended up dead. what do people la do they say about their interactions with this man? >> well people people who were friends with susan and knew durst. and i spoke to one of susan's cousins on sunday morning.
i thought you could use it. >> you're the one stirring my soul up most days is the problem. >> that's true. >> that's why i feel the need for quiet time. >> got this excited. oprah wants you -- oprah is inviting me to something. it was you. >> it was me. >> wow. that kills my joy. >> you should try it. >> okay. we have a lot of breaking, serious news. that case -- just fascinating america. >> people are captivated by this thing. and good reason for it. you have been keeping up with this. this bizarre case. the billionaire real estate heir, robert durst. now, we have another twist and turn. he's facing gun and drug charges in louisiana. >> in addition to a murder charge in los angeles. if he's convicted for the death of his friend, susan berman, prosecutors could seek the death penalty. >> they alleged durst laid in wait at berman's home, before killing her execution-style. with more on this case, now, let's turn to abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: robert durst in a new orleans courtroom. his attorney insisting the real
and he knew durst. you know durst gave her away at her wedding and he went to the wedding. and susan would invite the cousin to thanksgiving dinner and bobby would be there. and he said he always gave him, he was always aloof. he said there was something odd about him. he never felt good about him. and he talked to susan about him and she goes oh no that's just bobby, he's just eccentric. he would go and sit, he told me on sunday morning, he would go and sit, bobby, would when everybody was around and wouldn't talk. and it's because he thought he was smarter than everybody. it's almost like an entitlement. you know. >> he thought he was smarter than everybody -- yet now as we watch these pieces sort of fall into place, for example, the letter the handwriting sample. there's this letter that he wrote to susan berman and then the letter that was sent to the lapd leading them to susan berman's body. the word "beverly" misspelled.