Robert Durst, a real estate heir and subject of the 2015 HBO miniseries “The Jinx,” claimed in court papers filed on Friday that he was high on meth throughout the show’s filming, including during interviews he gave, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Robert Durst, multimillionaire and subject of the infamous documentary The Jinx, has pled “not guilty” to the murder of his friend Susan Berman, who was found dead in her Los Angeles home in late 2000.
Robert Durst, the disquieting real estate heir and subject of the HBO documentary series The Jinx, has been sentenced to seven years and one month in prison for illegal possession of a .38 revolver.
Real estate heir and unsettlingly-faced man Robert Durst has pleaded guilty in New Orleans to illegal possession of a firearm. He’ll serve 85 months in federal prison, and will be transferred by the summer to Los Angeles to likely stand trial on charges of murdering his friend and confidante Susan Berman.
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office announced Tuesday afternoon that they’ve reached an agreement to extradite Jinx star and unsettling man Robert Durst back from New Orleans to stand trial for murder. Durst was charged in March with the 2000 murder of his friend and confidante Susan Berman.
On Thursday afternoon, the family of Kathie Durst began the process of filing a wrongful death civil suit against Robert Durst, the 72-year-old subject of the HBO documentary series, The Jinx. The move seems slightly inevitable, given that Durst essentially admitted to having “killed them all, of course” on the show.
Jeanine Pirro, the bulldog former Westchester County DA-turned-TV star who went after Robert Durst for the cold-case alleged murder of his wife, is about to drop a book on the topic, and you know you can’t hardly wait.
Jennifer Aniston, who, according to the tabloids for the past decade, has been pregnant hundreds of thousands of times, might be playing a mom in the spinoff from Mean Girls, aptly titled, Mean Moms. Sean Anders previously worked with Aniston on Horrible Bosses 2 and has just been signed to direct the movie, which is…
Jinx star and person doing a very good impression of someone extremely guilty Robert Durst has been indicted in New Orleans on charges of illegal possession of a firearm by a felon and illegal possession of a firearm in the presence of a controlled substance. Durst, who will appear in court this morning to be…
A week and change removed from Robert Durst's startling televised bathroom confession and his subsequent arrest in New Orleans, there are still so many mysteries swirling around HBO's true crime documentary series The Jinx: How many times did Durst visit "Beverley Hills"? Why is Bobby Durst both repulsive and sorta…
The long arm of the law is finally drawing Scooby Doo villain Robert Durst into its halfhearted embrace: a New Orleans judge denied Durst bail on Monday, ruling that he's a flight risk. Prosecutors said that when Durst was arrested in New Orleans on March 14, they found a .38-caliber revolver, a latex mask, and a map…
To add to the growing list of awful stories to emerge about Robert Durst, the Texas judge who presided over his 2003 acquittal trial is claiming that Durst left a severed cat head on her doorstep. Susan Criss told Inside Edition that she found the cat head days after his acquittal.
Alleged psycho killer Robert Durst (who is richer than God and bought his way out of prison twice before) was arrested on Saturday in a New Orleans hotel. Durst has been charged with the 2000 murder of his former spokeswoman, Susan Berman. Now, investigators may be looking into Durst as a possible suspect in the…
In the greatest news correction since the Times had to be all "Actually Good Burger is only real in your hearts, America," the AP has issued a statement clarifying that accused murderer Robert Durst is not actually the same person as accused Limp Bizkit member Fred Durst.
HBO wrapped up its explosive Robert Durst documentary last night, just a few hours after reports that Durst had been arrested in New Orleans. Of course that's the biggest story of the show—which may actually help solve whether Durst was involved in three homicide cases over the past 30 years—but there's a little…
