Imagine being the sound guy /editor, after a hard day's work, just seeing if the sound was good, then BAM full on confession, that would be so unnerving to hear
This is one of the most chilling and intense endings I have ever seen. He genuinely seems like he is in shock that he may have finally been caught. What the hell did I do, indeed.
Diabetes Man I agree, hands down the best ending to a series I have ever seen. I could hardly sleep the night after watching this.. so surreal, so bone-chilling
Just binge-watched the entire series, and saw this final scene in my dark apt at 1:30 AM, 10 mins ago. I swear I've never felt my hairs stand up like that before O_O I couldn't turn the lights on fast enough!
I saw the original series as well and thought the same, until it came out the HBO edited this all out of context to try and prove their hypothesis. Never trust the media. Never.
This is hands down the BEST documentary series I have ever watched. Those final few minutes were so chilling...my daughter and I sat there speechless. Just brilliant film making.
If you have watched the whole 6 episodes, you would know that Robert has done this before. He was caught talking to himself while doing the first interview and the lawyer stopped him. He knew he was caught and that it was going to go downhill from there. He panic and forgot about the mic and as a result, this is what happened.
People from all ranges of normal to abnormal psychological states speak to themselves from time to time. It is certainly not sufficient to diagnose someone of any psychiatric disorder.
@@Kryptsanies when I talk to myself its speaking thoughts aloud, collected thoughts. This sounds like a jumbled mess like his mind is struggling to put his thoughts into words. Disturbing anyways
@@thatgirlreacts5465I'm not surprised to read this. I could tell while watching, that's the problem when you have directors used to making films rather than actual documentaries.
@@Tres_Nueve “There it is. You’re caught. You’re right of course. But you can’t imagine. They want to talk to him. That’s good. I find them very frightening and I don’t want to talk to them. I don’t know. The washer. I don’t know what you expected, but the rest [unintelligible]. I don’t know what’s in the house. Oh, I want this. Killed them all, of course. I want to do something new. There’s nothing new about that. What a disaster. He was right, I was wrong. And the burping. I’m having difficulty with the questions. What the hell did I do?” I think the person you replied to is being a bit disingenuous. How is this any less damning than what is presented in the show? Yes, it is truncated for dramatic effect. But nothing is omitted in the documentary that fundamentally alters the nature of his rambling confession.
i believe he was a killer for his mafia family. it would explain why the family never said anything at all about the murders and even ignored it. then his brother played the "oh hes been acting weird" card to play him off as crazy so their relationship isnt exposed... i dont know, maybe ive been reading too many books about cartels....
but you cant imagine & i want this, it seems that a part of him wanted all this to end. its like 30 years of neverending tension and stress will soon be over and he no longer has to run from everything.
I think it implies that his family and all the power and money had WAAAAY more involvement with it then anyone thinks. He’s probably been killing since he was a kid and his fam just always covered it up. I mean he got off a murder charge even after dismembering a body like wtf how. Money thats how, everyones got a price. . Even when they question the brother he just grins the whole time like “you peasants have NO CLUE what the real story is”.
Call me crazy, but there were a few parts in The Jinx where I believed Durst's story and thought there was actually a possibility he could be telling the truth and actually be innocent. Then this scene came. I need to never serve on a jury lol
***** You absolutely should! It's the Jury's job to presume innocence, until the defendant is proven guilty with no room for doubt. Even if everyone else is talking about how obviously guilty he is, a jury is supposed to be impartial and look only at what evidence and testimony they are given. You just didn't see the evidence that proved it for you until the last scene.
+Rob Romeo This guy is just plain crazy. Not long before this documentary was made Durst was arrested in my town for walking into a CVS store, whipping his dick out and pissing all over the candy right in front of everybody in the checkout line.
+Rob Romeo He most probably thinks he IS innocent, hence why his ability to manipulate the truth is so convincing. Judging by the amount of weed he smokes, his troubling past and the way he speaks to himself, its likely he has severe schizophrenia and the other Robert Durst carried out the murders. Hes been rich and powerful enough to get away with it for so long, but the man is clearly not as smart as people make out. Using his own handwriting on the police tip? Leaving his microphone on TWICE accidentally? Changing his story constantly? This is How To Get Caught 101.
I knew this day would come as my jaw was hitting the floor watching The Jinx's ending. I hope Durst's conviction today will allow the families of his victims to find some measure of peace.
"There it is. You're caught" He said this in such a way like he always knew the letter would be something somebody would eventually piece together. He even mentioned in the doc prior how the letter was a huge piece of evidence and that the killer was stupid to leave such information behind for the police. This was soon followed up by "Arrest him." He's now playing out the events in his head that he thinks are about to happen, in other words preparing to be arrested and thinking about what to say, and what he says next is HUGE "i don't know what's in the house" I believe he say's this because there's something in one of the homes that's another big piece of evidence and he's basically practicing his wording before his arrest!! There's probably something in one of the homes that can be linked to him which is even worse then this letter! Another few random thoughts, Throughout the whole doc he refereed to himself as "bob durst" instead of referring to himself as "me" or "I". He's referring to himself as a third person. He does this throughout the documentary except when he's talking about his younger self prior to his mothers death. There's a clear dissociation there with who he thinks he is. Just a hunch, but his father could of killed his mother and the family could of covered it up. It would explain a lot. He does seem to resemble his father more so then his brothers do.
That's what I thought too. Playing the whole thing out in his mind, imagining them telling the officer to "arrest him", imaging himself saying "I'm having difficulty breathing" thinking of some medical emergency to get him out of that situation and escape
I noticed the 3rd person too. Always the sign of a wackadoo. His mother's death always seemed sinister to me. I think if she jumped on her own it was because of something with the father. Seymour did not seem like a warm man at all. He said his father's thoughts were "inscrutable". Imagine the insecurity that must have caused to his family. His children seemed to come out ruthless, one way or another.
Or..they are just incoherent random thoughts of a delusional old man caught up in a huge web of lies....no way he should have been convicted based off this. Our courts are corrupt.
Such a crazy wild documentary. There were so many times where I asked myself "HOW is this even real life?" I mean even films don't make up this stuff. He absolutely did not know his mic was on and this was absolutely him acknowledging to himself that he blew it. He has NO remorse for anything that he has done. It is truly terrifying. When he talks about DISMEMBERING and throwing a body away like trash with absolutely no emotion it sent chills up my spine. You could see his obvious discomfort when he is confronted with the two writing samples when he begins to touch his face and burp (which he scolds himself for in the bathroom) ... What is truly sad is that he will probably lawyer up with some of the best lawyers in the country once again and probably get off once more. This man needs to take responsibility and have the decency to tell Kathie's poor family where she is.
Shauna Rae I believe the dismembering he's referring to his old neighbor. Who the hell knows what he did to Kathie. My guess is either her body was put into some construction project (doesn't the family own construction company?) or something like a wood chipper or chemicals to break down the body. There was a famous murder in the 80s in Connecticut where a mans wife went missing but they found out he bought a chainsaw, freezer, and new bedsheets & rented a wood chipper. Someone saw a man matching his description with a wood chipper by a local river in the middle of a snowstorm. Less than 10% of human remains matching the missing wife were ever found.
Actually it turns out HBO really did make this up. These words were edited heavily from statements taken out of context. Lying is profitable and too many people are willing to trust political hacks like HBO.
But didnt he just finish the interview. That was the last one right? I watched the doc the other night and that's the way it seemed. He seems like he's ruminating about it in conversations with multiple people in his head and himself over what he did. Whoa. I think at least.
I binge-watched this documentary after watching Making a Murderer so I absolutely believed him for almost the entire series. Imagine my face when Andrew found the "Beverley" note. I shit my pants. This story is so insane i sometimes can't believe its actually true!
+RomiVidal great documentary. i thought he was innocent the whole time too. i never new of this story before and i live 20 minutes from the south salem house and 15 minutes from the katonah train station. shits crazy
I think you have to be incredibly naive to believe this individual. Charisma and intelligence are common traits for sociopaths. He also had a ton of money in which he could buy powerful lawyers and pay off police.
its not being naive. and i know charisma and intelligence are two common traits of a sociopath. its a great documentary for that fact though. so look, i know you're smarter than everyone because you read about sociopaths on wikipedia, but nobody likes a douche bag, so dont be one.
If you pay attention to his interviews he's been dropping hints that he have done the killings all along even at episode 1, i already knew and i can feel it in my gutts.
The real shocker is the idea that an on set sound guy was most probably mixing this near the vicinity. Imagine having to relay that bombshell to Jarecki...
@@Glimax oh just google it. You can see it on “the jinx” Wikipedia entry. In 2019 Durst’s lawyers read the original transcript on the first attempt to his trial on Susan’s murder.
@@Glimax lol ok hun I don’t know what to tell you. It’s true, it IS manipulated, just google it and find out for yourself. Or don’t and stay ignorant. See if I care! 🤷♀️😄
"Eccentric real estate heir Robert Durst was found guilty for the murder of his longtime friend Susan Berman more than two decades ago. The verdict caps one of the most high-profile cases brought into the spotlight via the popularity of true crime documentaries." ~1440
While I did not think he was innocent ever when watching this series. The most telling part is when he confesses to cutting up and disposing of Black's body. Think about it for a second. Who in their right mind would choose to do that instead of calling the police, if he thinks he is innocent? And the fact that the jury didn't come to this conclusion is even scarier. Not one of them thought that cutting up a body is INSANELY suspicious for someone claiming self defence? Also, the fact that he ''doesn't remember which body part he cut off first''... Really? You're cutting up your so called ''best friend'' and you don't remember which part you cut off first? Something like that will be imprinted in your mind forever, especially if you're a normal, functioning human being who is forced into such a vile act.
+WhaleThumbs that's insane, the dismembering of the body would be critical in establishing mens rea, the only way it would be disallowed is if the probative effect is too severe, and if any judge ruled in favor of that then they were paid off
+jake mick the particular case was on the murder only. He was not on trial for the dismemberment, therefore, what he did after the killing was irrelevant.
+danail david solely based on your textual evidence you so eloquently provided, I'm gonna go ahead and assume you lead an atrocious existence. Not to bash you like you just attempted to do towards an entire religion of people which in itself is pure absurdity because you must understand human beings are human beings. you have the same capacity for indoctrination or outside influence as any jewish man or woman. nobody is immune to ridiculous teachings if that's what they're presented with as they grow and strive to grasp their ever present reality
@@kustomized4886 as far as we can tell that isnt really his MO. That is, unless there are a bunch of other murders like that which we dont know about (which is also possible).
That moment my jaw dropped. But i wasn’t surprised deep down. This man is a liar murderer manipulating everyone but not in the usual narcissistic way you expect it. This whole documentary he kept dropping easter eggs to him being guilty of all things. There was definitely something about him and his trauma going all the way to his father only caring about their name and business and mother he clearly loved, mysteriously falling/jumping from his childhood home roof and subsequent death and funeral and daddy/power issues that triggered a shift in him. Him mentioning his dominance over kathy wanting her independence or feuding with his brother doug taking over the family business when he couldn’t and not wanting anything disturbing his freedom of life. Everytime something or someone that could pose issue to that especially regarding using him for money and wealth he loathed, made him go to extremes measures. He hated having all that wealth and even admired his prison mates for building themselves from nothing compared to him being born with so much money already he saw as a burden. kathie his 1st wife that disappeared after she wanted a divorce and settlement, morris black his galveston neighbor he killed who probably found out about him when he came clean to his real identity and might have blackmailed when really finding out about his status and his old friend susie who was on hard times wanting money and the cops and DA in NYC getting to her to reopem the kathie case. He never wanted to leave trace of that. I wonder if they ever tested him for some sort of personality or severe mental disorder because he clearly isn’t just your average serial killer driven by killing more so by necessity of anyone’s who may want him to do things as Robert Durst the millionaire or man whom he clearly hated that part of him because of his unresolved trauma of what that meant to him. It’s almost like someone who never seeked therapy to understand why they have a pattern of anger towards such subject but just went way too far by killing those in his way instead. Very sad and interesting to watch unfortunately
I've seen tonnes of crime docs on Netflix and HBO, but there's something about the buildup to this entire conversation which had me on my seat's edge for about 2 hours. I feel bad for the guy, I feel bad for the ones murdered more but all in all, this was a brilliant doc.
@@libertyprime69 If you actually read the article you posted, you would see that they didn't embellish anything; they simply put the lines out of order. Even then, they said there was still ten seconds of silence between the two final lines, so "Killed them all" is the true line they wanted to make clear.
@@luckyrose8267 "the article you posted is true; If you read between the lines you would see that they simply put the two final lines out of order, so is clear l y embellish ed. actually i Killed all them thing s. Even then, they said "make silence" ten seconds post Kill, so they wanted to di e." You sick fuck. They are not objects, they are people. And people can't talk after they are dead, so you are a crazy bastard too. Go to hell!
this blew my mind. i love true crime and this docuseries was awesome all the way through. and i was convinced he was guilty from episode 2. lol but never in a million years did i expect this. i got goosebumps. incredible. and yup... i guess you're dfinitely finally caught.
40+ years , all the money spent , all the time wasted , the family’s that still morn , the friends that still hurt . For two minutes , where all the lies over the years , are revealed. The truth always gets the last laugh.
This man's picture should be beside the word psychopath in the dictionary, he is criminally insane, a cold, calculated, wicked and devious lunatic. He is a serial killer with probably many more unknown victims left on his path to perdition. Hearing this creepy confessional monologue made my skin crawl. The guilty verdict today is nowhere near enough for what this monster has done!
I think the subtitles are wrong...doent he say "but you can't imagine...the rest of 'em"? Rather than "but you can't imagine...arrest him"? The man clearly has capability for cover ups and I think he has more dirty secrets somewhere. Definitely the personality traits of a serial killer...
Years down the line, the transcript was wrong and presented in the wrong order. The true words can be found on Wikipedia, some of it that is subtitled here is classed as “unintelligible”
@@maximillianosaben he said the rest of 'em. He supposedly killed 2 girls. 1 which was last seen near his old vegetable shop or whatever he sold before he went into family business. Another girl went missing and was last seen by a witness with a man who on the suspect phantom picture looks exactly like Durst. This man is pure evil and he got away with it his whole life.
I have had people tell me how cool shows like mindhunter are and I telling them, you wanna see evil, you want to understand the darkness of the spirit then this documentary is one of the best examples.
Does anyone else think it's possible that instead of saying "arrest him", as it states in the subtitles, he instead says "the rest of them?" He says this right after he says "you can't imagine." To me, it sounds like he's meaning "you can't imagine the rest of the bodies I've racked up."
“What the hell did I do… Killed them all of course.” Bob would have gotten away but in the end, his ego was his downfall. Not only did he like getting away with murder, but I think he enjoyed tricking people into thinking he was innocent and becoming friends with them even more.
Just finished the documentary and hats off to Andrew Jarecki and his colleagues, fantastic film making, I enjoyed every minute if it, and Bob Durst is one slippery, cold and calculated man, evil personified.
Did they end up checking every house he ever lived in after the confession? Also, it is bizare that he started whispering to himself when he was mic'd up, he'd been told off about it before. Throughout the doc people were saying how smart he was, I think the majority of the time he just got extremely lucky!
Chilling as shit, but when Jarecki shows him that letter before the bathroom scene I got major goosebumps.that was unbelievable that they caught him via the letter. Amazing.
My mind was kinda made up when they found that list in the trash after his wife went missing, detailing items like...a shovel..etc... and that was pretty early on.. even with that list I was sitting on the fence, then throw in everything that came after, you'd have to be a fool to believe Durst. Seriously... a complete fool. When I completed the series, I was more surprised this was based on a true story... because how this guy got away with it, is beyond me.
There is no justice in USA, like his lawyer said if you are rich you get to do what ever you want... this is fucked up and make me angry... thank god I don´t live i USA but still what the fuck is wrong with people, so stupid jury...
"Reasonable doubt." A possibility that someone murdered, even a high possibility is not PROOF. I agree he's probably a several time murderer. But the jury didn't get enough proof to put him away as such. Reasonable doubt ensures that innocent people in very bad circumstances aren't "assumed" to be murderers.
After reading your post I bet u are so relieved that he is FINALLY found guilty!! Maybe not for Kathy but for Susan. But u know the jury did it for all 3 of them.
This is indeed chilling but it was edited and played out of order. From wikipedia: "[Unintelligible] I don't know what you expected to get. I don't know what's in the house. Oh, I want this. Killed them all, of course. [Unintelligible] I want to do something new. There's nothing new about that. [Inaudible - possibly "disaster."] He was right. I was wrong. The burping. I'm having difficulty with the question. What the hell did I do?"
I haven’t seen the entire series, was Robert Durst’s encephalitis ever brought up, and are they doing any brain imaging on him in prison? I believe there may be much to learn from studying his brain. This in no way excuses any of his actions or behaviors, it’s simply an opportunity to learn and possibly prevent this in the future. And how in the world do you kill a man, dismember the body, discard of the body, and be found innocent?
The entire audio segment is him going over the previous conversation with Jarecki, realizing that Jarecki played him and won. Admitting he was caught, that the next step they'll arrest him. he can literally buy anything, so he saw something in the bathroom that caught his eye, like a paper towel dispenser (idk) & said "oh I want this". That had nothing to do with the admission, he was just momentarily distracted. Then he goes on "I'm having difficulty with the question".. that's not him preparing for a future conversation, he was having trouble with Jareckis questions bc for the first time, he knew no explanation he gave would be sufficient.. he was caught. Then he said "what the hell did I do", like why the hell did I agree to do this interview, what was I thinking. Finally he concedes that of course he killed them all, the only logical conclusion to be drawn.
You can’t imagine what? That you actually killed more? It’s not a stretch to think he could of been murdering people all his adult life! Serial liar and killer, yes I can imagine that.
Haven't seen the full doc but to me it just sounds like he's having a conversation with himself. But not like a journal self reflection conversation. More like an imaginary scenario convo. I don't feel like it'd be too far a stretch for him to say he was simply imagining some scenarios about how further interviewing could play out.
I thought this also. While he is pretty obviously the murderer, this little clip on its own doesn't necessarily mean he was the killer. He could have been speaking in a sort of exhasperated sense, thinking of how guilty he looked even though he wasn't. E.g. "Yeah you got me! I killed all of them!" But dear lord, it wasn't even the first time he messed up with a hot mic in this documentary. He could be such a dummy at times. Like hand writing the cadaver letter? I suppose he explained it (and seemingly incriminated himself further) by explaining his belief that block letters are all the same like print. Really? I'm not an expert and even I know block writing is going to convey your distinct writing tendencies. On another note, I actually feel bad for him to be recorded while he is alone in the bathroom. It seems like a real invasion of privacy and it seems pretty wrong to air it publicly for our entertainment. It seems like there should be something illegal about doing this. Though he probably signed something which meant he relinquished his rights if he had any. Anyway, overall of course he deserves to pay for his crimes, and he does seem pretty guilty. But I felt that playing the hot mic moments, while making for an awesome ending, seemed wrong.
This show, this scene, this ending left me scare of fucking death. I am 30 years old and I have seen plenty of horror movies or docuseries and none of them left by blood cold like this one tbh. Spent the whole last night thinking of this SOB. What a monster men! And how he confessed and got caught lol so intense
Did anyone else notice how, when they were filming in front of Donald Durst's residence in NYC, that right next door was a funeral home? And how interested Donald First was in the footage they were taking in relation to the ban violation? Does anyone know that address well and if that was a place Donald lived at in 1982?
Finally saw this last night, and I wasn't actively watching this final scene, so I didn't see the subtitles. For some reason, I thought his last statement was "I have to kill them all, of course." and I got creeped the hell out. Dunno why, but I got a very "Blair Witch Project" vibe from the whole series, so that last line, in my mind, made total sense.
Yeah. When he raised his hands, seemingly to stretch, after being confronted with the letters, I felt that he was unconsciously expressing an urge to kill them all on the spot. I would have felt genuinely afraid right then. I can understand why the interviewers were saying they felt nervous. To consider that this guy has no qualms with murdering anyone who gets in his way without a second thought.. And they were directly confronting him... If he had asked "Who else knows about this?" I would be terrified because you know why he is asking that. Scary.
Imagine being the sound guy /editor, after a hard day's work, just seeing if the sound was good, then BAM full on confession, that would be so unnerving to hear
R when the soundguy had 2 ask 4 the mic back when he came out the bathroom and was about 2 leave. Durst realizing then that he still had it on.
That would be awesome. Be the first person to hear one of the creepiest recordings ever...
Yeah but he didn’t really confess they manipulated the audio HARD.
So crazy lol
It's not a confession
This is one of the most chilling and intense endings I have ever seen. He genuinely seems like he is in shock that he may have finally been caught. What the hell did I do, indeed.
Diabetes Man I agree, hands down the best ending to a series I have ever seen. I could hardly sleep the night after watching this.. so surreal, so bone-chilling
Just binge-watched the entire series, and saw this final scene in my dark apt at 1:30 AM, 10 mins ago. I swear I've never felt my hairs stand up like that before O_O I couldn't turn the lights on fast enough!
Cen Tech "I have to watch a porn and a couple of Friends episodes to get this outta my mind" lmao that's fuckin funny.
I saw the original series as well and thought the same, until it came out the HBO edited this all out of context to try and prove their hypothesis. Never trust the media. Never.
And yet this monster is still out there. What a disgrace to the Justice system. I am ashamed of our so called human rights society.
This is hands down the BEST documentary series I have ever watched. Those final few minutes were so chilling...my daughter and I sat there speechless. Just brilliant film making.
Hi! Where did you watch it?
@@patiotaizaI think it is on Amazon Prime at the moment
Was gonna come explain my thoughts until I saw that u did perfectly I even watched it with my daughter to we were speechless
If you have watched the whole 6 episodes, you would know that Robert has done this before. He was caught talking to himself while doing the first interview and the lawyer stopped him. He knew he was caught and that it was going to go downhill from there. He panic and forgot about the mic and as a result, this is what happened.
Not really since this is highly edited.
He sounds like he has split personalities. Like he's talking to someone else who is also himself.
He's playing out the conversation out loud, but also talking to himself at times here in a one-way manner.
He talks to himself and refers to himself in the third-person allot during the series, fucking lunatic...
Ruby V Or maybe hes just looking at the bathroom
People from all ranges of normal to abnormal psychological states speak to themselves from time to time. It is certainly not sufficient to diagnose someone of any psychiatric disorder.
@@Kryptsanies when I talk to myself its speaking thoughts aloud, collected thoughts. This sounds like a jumbled mess like his mind is struggling to put his thoughts into words. Disturbing anyways
This is like the ending of an Edgar Allan Poe story.
Much scarier: REALITY! With an NPD - and a violent and dangerous one at that.
The tell tale shitstorm
What an awkward moment afterwards. “Hey Mr Durst! Our microphone”
This is one of the most chilling endings I have ever seen in a movie or TV show... The fact that it's real makes it more scary.
It’s not. This was highly edited. The real transcript isn’t as damning as this.
@@thatgirlreacts5465I'm not surprised to read this. I could tell while watching, that's the problem when you have directors used to making films rather than actual documentaries.
@@Tres_Nueve my thoughts EXACTLY. They are more worried about showmanship and shock value than they are about raw reality.
@@Tres_Nueve “There it is. You’re caught. You’re right of course. But you can’t imagine. They want to talk to him. That’s good. I find them very frightening and I don’t want to talk to them. I don’t know. The washer. I don’t know what you expected, but the rest [unintelligible]. I don’t know what’s in the house. Oh, I want this. Killed them all, of course. I want to do something new. There’s nothing new about that. What a disaster. He was right, I was wrong. And the burping. I’m having difficulty with the questions. What the hell did I do?”
I think the person you replied to is being a bit disingenuous. How is this any less damning than what is presented in the show? Yes, it is truncated for dramatic effect. But nothing is omitted in the documentary that fundamentally alters the nature of his rambling confession.
"but, you can't imagine..." anybody else think that implies that there are way more bodies then the wife, friend, and neighbor?
+benjamin berenson They're speculating a young girl Lynne Schulze may have been an earlier victim of his :/
i believe he was a killer for his mafia family. it would explain why the family never said anything at all about the murders and even ignored it. then his brother played the "oh hes been acting weird" card to play him off as crazy so their relationship isnt exposed... i dont know, maybe ive been reading too many books about cartels....
On reels there is a show they said there’s the 3 and authorities believe there are 3 more
but you cant imagine & i want this, it seems that a part of him wanted all this to end. its like 30 years of neverending tension and stress will soon be over and he no longer has to run from everything.
I think it implies that his family and all the power and money had WAAAAY more involvement with it then anyone thinks. He’s probably been killing since he was a kid and his fam just always covered it up. I mean he got off a murder charge even after dismembering a body like wtf how. Money thats how, everyones got a price. . Even when they question the brother he just grins the whole time like “you peasants have NO CLUE what the real story is”.
Call me crazy, but there were a few parts in The Jinx where I believed Durst's story and thought there was actually a possibility he could be telling the truth and actually be innocent. Then this scene came.
I need to never serve on a jury lol
***** You absolutely should! It's the Jury's job to presume innocence, until the defendant is proven guilty with no room for doubt. Even if everyone else is talking about how obviously guilty he is, a jury is supposed to be impartial and look only at what evidence and testimony they are given. You just didn't see the evidence that proved it for you until the last scene.
***** I believe him before the note, the way he talks makes me think he is not guilty.
+Rob Romeo This guy is just plain crazy. Not long before this documentary was made Durst was arrested in my town for walking into a CVS store, whipping his dick out and pissing all over the candy right in front of everybody in the checkout line.
+Rob Romeo He most probably thinks he IS innocent, hence why his ability to manipulate the truth is so convincing. Judging by the amount of weed he smokes, his troubling past and the way he speaks to himself, its likely he has severe schizophrenia and the other Robert Durst carried out the murders. Hes been rich and powerful enough to get away with it for so long, but the man is clearly not as smart as people make out. Using his own handwriting on the police tip? Leaving his microphone on TWICE accidentally? Changing his story constantly? This is How To Get Caught 101.
+Rob Romeo I'm using this excuse next time I'm summoned for duty
I knew this day would come as my jaw was hitting the floor watching The Jinx's ending. I hope Durst's conviction today will allow the families of his victims to find some measure of peace.
He’s dead
"There it is. You're caught" He said this in such a way like he always knew the letter would be something somebody would eventually piece together. He even mentioned in the doc prior how the letter was a huge piece of evidence and that the killer was stupid to leave such information behind for the police. This was soon followed up by "Arrest him." He's now playing out the events in his head that he thinks are about to happen, in other words preparing to be arrested and thinking about what to say, and what he says next is HUGE "i don't know what's in the house" I believe he say's this because there's something in one of the homes that's another big piece of evidence and he's basically practicing his wording before his arrest!! There's probably something in one of the homes that can be linked to him which is even worse then this letter!
Another few random thoughts, Throughout the whole doc he refereed to himself as "bob durst" instead of referring to himself as "me" or "I". He's referring to himself as a third person. He does this throughout the documentary except when he's talking about his younger self prior to his mothers death. There's a clear dissociation there with who he thinks he is. Just a hunch, but his father could of killed his mother and the family could of covered it up. It would explain a lot. He does seem to resemble his father more so then his brothers do.
That's what I thought too. Playing the whole thing out in his mind, imagining them telling the officer to "arrest him", imaging himself saying "I'm having difficulty breathing" thinking of some medical emergency to get him out of that situation and escape
oh shit. what if he filmed one of the murders?
Nah he said “ the rest of em “ as in the rest of the ppl he killed
I noticed the 3rd person too. Always the sign of a wackadoo. His mother's death always seemed sinister to me. I think if she jumped on her own it was because of something with the father. Seymour did not seem like a warm man at all. He said his father's thoughts were "inscrutable". Imagine the insecurity that must have caused to his family. His children seemed to come out ruthless, one way or another.
Or..they are just incoherent random thoughts of a delusional old man caught up in a huge web of lies....no way he should have been convicted based off this. Our courts are corrupt.
Such a crazy wild documentary. There were so many times where I asked myself "HOW is this even real life?" I mean even films don't make up this stuff. He absolutely did not know his mic was on and this was absolutely him acknowledging to himself that he blew it. He has NO remorse for anything that he has done. It is truly terrifying. When he talks about DISMEMBERING and throwing a body away like trash with absolutely no emotion it sent chills up my spine. You could see his obvious discomfort when he is confronted with the two writing samples when he begins to touch his face and burp (which he scolds himself for in the bathroom) ... What is truly sad is that he will probably lawyer up with some of the best lawyers in the country once again and probably get off once more. This man needs to take responsibility and have the decency to tell Kathie's poor family where she is.
His lawyer for the murder charge is the same lawyer that got him off in Texas
Shauna Rae I believe the dismembering he's referring to his old neighbor. Who the hell knows what he did to Kathie. My guess is either her body was put into some construction project (doesn't the family own construction company?) or something like a wood chipper or chemicals to break down the body. There was a famous murder in the 80s in Connecticut where a mans wife went missing but they found out he bought a chainsaw, freezer, and new bedsheets & rented a wood chipper. Someone saw a man matching his description with a wood chipper by a local river in the middle of a snowstorm. Less than 10% of human remains matching the missing wife were ever found.
Shauna Rae lv
Actually it turns out HBO really did make this up. These words were edited heavily from statements taken out of context. Lying is profitable and too many people are willing to trust political hacks like HBO.
@@SteveSmith-fh6br not saying I don't believe u, but is there any proof of that
I don't think he is having a conversation with himself I think he is practicing his answers for the questions they are going to ask him.
He was high on meth during the interview. He admitted it.
Yeah, and he lied about that also.
@@FernandoAlbertoFloresLazo that was clearly a lie
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But didnt he just finish the interview. That was the last one right? I watched the doc the other night and that's the way it seemed. He seems like he's ruminating about it in conversations with multiple people in his head and himself over what he did. Whoa. I think at least.
I binge-watched this documentary after watching Making a Murderer so I absolutely believed him for almost the entire series. Imagine my face when Andrew found the "Beverley" note. I shit my pants. This story is so insane i sometimes can't believe its actually true!
+RomiVidal He was never believable.
+RomiVidal great documentary. i thought he was innocent the whole time too. i never new of this story before and i live 20 minutes from the south salem house and 15 minutes from the katonah train station. shits crazy
I never believed him, but that moment when the "Beverely" note was brought up made my jaw drop.
I think you have to be incredibly naive to believe this individual. Charisma and intelligence are common traits for sociopaths. He also had a ton of money in which he could buy powerful lawyers and pay off police.
its not being naive. and i know charisma and intelligence are two common traits of a sociopath. its a great documentary for that fact though. so look, i know you're smarter than everyone because you read about sociopaths on wikipedia, but nobody likes a douche bag, so dont be one.
This is surreal
jigsawkid95 so fucking right, cant imagine how lucky and random this was
If you pay attention to his interviews he's been dropping hints that he have done the killings all along even at episode 1, i already knew and i can feel it in my gutts.
The real shocker is the idea that an on set sound guy was most probably mixing this near the vicinity. Imagine having to relay that bombshell to Jarecki...
A truly amazing scene from maybe the greatest documentary series I have ever seen.
It’s not so great when you find out the very ending audio was highly manipulated. Did you know that?
@@thatgirlreacts5465 The question is how did YOU know that.
@@Glimax oh just google it. You can see it on “the jinx” Wikipedia entry. In 2019 Durst’s lawyers read the original transcript on the first attempt to his trial on Susan’s murder.
@@thatgirlreacts5465 Seriously? Wikipedia is your source? 🤦♂️
@@Glimax lol ok hun I don’t know what to tell you. It’s true, it IS manipulated, just google it and find out for yourself. Or don’t and stay ignorant. See if I care! 🤷♀️😄
That is one of the creepiest things I’ve ever heard in my life. Sounds like a real life Sméagol and Gollum situation going on.
Thank you Arin, very cool
Mituna Captor didn’t that episode come out today?
He was killing younglings
"Eccentric real estate heir Robert Durst was found guilty for the murder of his longtime friend Susan Berman more than two decades ago. The verdict caps one of the most high-profile cases brought into the spotlight via the popularity of true crime documentaries." ~1440
1440 is what brought me here. What an insane story.
@@HogscraperWhat's 1440?
A news website. Actually completely forgot that it existed until now 🤣@@RaffieFaffie
While I did not think he was innocent ever when watching this series. The most telling part is when he confesses to cutting up and disposing of Black's body. Think about it for a second. Who in their right mind would choose to do that instead of calling the police, if he thinks he is innocent? And the fact that the jury didn't come to this conclusion is even scarier. Not one of them thought that cutting up a body is INSANELY suspicious for someone claiming self defence? Also, the fact that he ''doesn't remember which body part he cut off first''... Really? You're cutting up your so called ''best friend'' and you don't remember which part you cut off first? Something like that will be imprinted in your mind forever, especially if you're a normal, functioning human being who is forced into such a vile act.
Unfortunately, if I remember correctly, they told the jury to base their verdict only on the killing not the dismemberment so they chose not guilty
+WhaleThumbs that's insane, the dismembering of the body would be critical in establishing mens rea, the only way it would be disallowed is if the probative effect is too severe, and if any judge ruled in favor of that then they were paid off
exactly! And how convenient was it not that the head, which was a key evidence was fished outta the water and then vanished?
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+jake mick the particular case was on the murder only. He was not on trial for the dismemberment, therefore, what he did after the killing was irrelevant.
This sent chills down my spine. I talk to myself out loud too. Jesus Christ I’m going to stop now.
The greatest reveal in a crime doc of all time
his voice reminds me of the joker lol
+Anne Søndermark his voice reminds me of a jewish person
+danail david solely based on your textual evidence you so eloquently provided, I'm gonna go ahead and assume you lead an atrocious existence. Not to bash you like you just attempted to do towards an entire religion of people which in itself is pure absurdity because you must understand human beings are human beings. you have the same capacity for indoctrination or outside influence as any jewish man or woman. nobody is immune to ridiculous teachings if that's what they're presented with as they grow and strive to grasp their ever present reality
+Bennettt Thomes I think maybe you're taking that little troll-y comment to heart.
Yes
Scarry as hell
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알고리즘 댓글에 똥방귀 ㅈㄴ 뀐다해서 들으러 옴
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*Lynne Schulze an 18 yr old college student, disappeared 40 years ago after visiting Robert Durst's food store during the time he owned & worked it!*
Whoa!
@@kustomized4886 as far as we can tell that isnt really his MO. That is, unless there are a bunch of other murders like that which we dont know about (which is also possible).
I didn't realize this is what Frank from Always Sunny was parodying in the Dennis mockumentary episode.
I searched and searched for this comment.
That moment my jaw dropped. But i wasn’t surprised deep down. This man is a liar murderer manipulating everyone but not in the usual narcissistic way you expect it.
This whole documentary he kept dropping easter eggs to him being guilty of all things. There was definitely something about him and his trauma going all the way to his father only caring about their name and business and mother he clearly loved, mysteriously falling/jumping from his childhood home roof and subsequent death and funeral and daddy/power issues that triggered a shift in him. Him mentioning his dominance over kathy wanting her independence or feuding with his brother doug taking over the family business when he couldn’t and not wanting anything disturbing his freedom of life. Everytime something or someone that could pose issue to that especially regarding using him for money and wealth he loathed, made him go to extremes measures. He hated having all that wealth and even admired his prison mates for building themselves from nothing compared to him being born with so much money already he saw as a burden. kathie his 1st wife that disappeared after she wanted a divorce and settlement, morris black his galveston neighbor he killed who probably found out about him when he came clean to his real identity and might have blackmailed when really finding out about his status and his old friend susie who was on hard times wanting money and the cops and DA in NYC getting to her to reopem the kathie case. He never wanted to leave trace of that. I wonder if they ever tested him for some sort of personality or severe mental disorder because he clearly isn’t just your average serial killer driven by killing more so by necessity of anyone’s who may want him to do things as Robert Durst the millionaire or man whom he clearly hated that part of him because of his unresolved trauma of what that meant to him. It’s almost like someone who never seeked therapy to understand why they have a pattern of anger towards such subject but just went way too far by killing those in his way instead. Very sad and interesting to watch unfortunately
he's like the Gollum from Lord of the rings... :s
jaw dropping. i remember hearing this for the first time in disbelief
The end is like God's intervention. So dramatic, so astonishing, so revealing, so public, not only the fact but his inside.
God? Come on.
I've seen tonnes of crime docs on Netflix and HBO, but there's something about the buildup to this entire conversation which had me on my seat's edge for about 2 hours. I feel bad for the guy, I feel bad for the ones murdered more but all in all, this was a brilliant doc.
this always gives me such intense goosebumps
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not for a second did i believe his story and im surprised to read some did .
me too, so much dum people here...
They embellished the audio:
www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a27267676/the-jinx-robert-durst-confession-edited-court-case-evidence/
@@libertyprime69 If you actually read the article you posted, you would see that they didn't embellish anything; they simply put the lines out of order. Even then, they said there was still ten seconds of silence between the two final lines, so "Killed them all" is the true line they wanted to make clear.
@@luckyrose8267 "the article you posted is true; If you read between the lines you would see that they simply put the two final lines out of order, so is clear l y embellish ed. actually i Killed all them thing s. Even then, they said "make silence" ten seconds post Kill, so they wanted to di e."
You sick fuck. They are not objects, they are people. And people can't talk after they are dead, so you are a crazy bastard too. Go to hell!
@@libertyprime69 That's actually very clever, but still doesn't prove your point since you split sentences. You get a point for effort, though
Well THAT was terrifying....
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this blew my mind. i love true crime and this docuseries was awesome all the way through. and i was convinced he was guilty from episode 2. lol but never in a million years did i expect this. i got goosebumps. incredible. and yup... i guess you're dfinitely finally caught.
40+ years , all the money spent , all the time wasted , the family’s that still morn , the friends that still hurt . For two minutes , where all the lies over the years , are revealed. The truth always gets the last laugh.
This man's picture should be beside the word psychopath in the dictionary, he is criminally insane, a cold, calculated, wicked and devious lunatic. He is a serial killer with probably many more unknown victims left on his path to perdition. Hearing this creepy confessional monologue made my skin crawl. The guilty verdict today is nowhere near enough for what this monster has done!
I think the subtitles are wrong...doent he say "but you can't imagine...the rest of 'em"? Rather than "but you can't imagine...arrest him"?
The man clearly has capability for cover ups and I think he has more dirty secrets somewhere. Definitely the personality traits of a serial killer...
Oh wow
+Mademoiselle clem. Did you just copy and paste my post? Haha
He said "arrest him". He's imagining how the reveal will go, and before they allow him to explain they will say "arrest him".
Years down the line, the transcript was wrong and presented in the wrong order. The true words can be found on Wikipedia, some of it that is subtitled here is classed as “unintelligible”
@@maximillianosaben he said the rest of 'em. He supposedly killed 2 girls. 1 which was last seen near his old vegetable shop or whatever he sold before he went into family business. Another girl went missing and was last seen by a witness with a man who on the suspect phantom picture looks exactly like Durst. This man is pure evil and he got away with it his whole life.
this is soo good documentary ! the ending gave me chills !
I have had people tell me how cool shows like mindhunter are and I telling them, you wanna see evil, you want to understand the darkness of the spirit then this documentary is one of the best examples.
Does anyone else think it's possible that instead of saying "arrest him", as it states in the subtitles, he instead says "the rest of them?" He says this right after he says "you can't imagine." To me, it sounds like he's meaning "you can't imagine the rest of the bodies I've racked up."
The scariest thing is that the ending isn’t even scripted…both the viewers and the filmmakers had the same reaction
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I see Pacino play him.
+Brianne Kiso Billy Bob Thornton too, after Fargo.
Genius!
Dustin Hoffman
Justin Bieber
God at first thought it was al.
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"My precious..."
Finally, justice caught up to him
“What the hell did I do… Killed them all of course.”
Bob would have gotten away but in the end, his ego was his downfall. Not only did he like getting away with murder, but I think he enjoyed tricking people into thinking he was innocent and becoming friends with them even more.
Just finished the documentary and hats off to Andrew Jarecki and his colleagues, fantastic film making, I enjoyed every minute if it, and Bob Durst is one slippery, cold and calculated man, evil personified.
Did they end up checking every house he ever lived in after the confession?
Also, it is bizare that he started whispering to himself when he was mic'd up, he'd been told off about it before. Throughout the doc people were saying how smart he was, I think the majority of the time he just got extremely lucky!
Bob: "Killed them all of course" Me: 👀
Smeagol and gollum
The editor probably thought it was just gonna be another day at the office editing lol
The best true crime series ever on HBO. It launched a genre
A haunting ending to a beautiful documentary.
I used to think out loud sometimes, when I was by myself. After seeing this I made sure I stopped doing that just in case.
Just in case of what? What have you done??
@@thatgirlreacts5465 hahaha 😂
Chilling as shit, but when Jarecki shows him that letter before the bathroom scene I got major goosebumps.that was unbelievable that they caught him via the letter. Amazing.
The most chilling ending of a documentary ever
This felt like the final scene in _The Usual Suspects_ ...only this was real life! O_O
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This is one of the most disturbing things I've ever heard.
My mind was kinda made up when they found that list in the trash after his wife went missing, detailing items like...a shovel..etc...
and that was pretty early on.. even with that list I was sitting on the fence, then throw in everything that came after, you'd have to be a fool to believe Durst. Seriously... a complete fool. When I completed the series, I was more surprised this was based on a true story... because how this guy got away with it, is beyond me.
+xDoubleZer00x "Based on a true story" you are aware this is a documentary right? This isn't "based" on anything, it's real.
There is no justice in USA, like his lawyer said if you are rich you get to do what ever you want... this is fucked up and make me angry... thank god I don´t live i USA but still what the fuck is wrong with people, so stupid jury...
"Reasonable doubt." A possibility that someone murdered, even a high possibility is not PROOF. I agree he's probably a several time murderer. But the jury didn't get enough proof to put him away as such.
Reasonable doubt ensures that innocent people in very bad circumstances aren't "assumed" to be murderers.
After reading your post I bet u are so relieved that he is FINALLY found guilty!! Maybe not for Kathy but for Susan. But u know the jury did it for all 3 of them.
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Danny DeVito is a national treasure.
"Who shot this? Dennis? ...Wasnt any soup, no sweatshop...excuse me I gotta go to the can"
He sounds insane, who talks to themselves like that who is of the normal mind..
BEST. FINALE. OF ANYTHING EVER FILMED!!!
This is indeed chilling but it was edited and played out of order. From wikipedia: "[Unintelligible] I don't know what you expected to get. I don't know what's in the house. Oh, I want this. Killed them all, of course. [Unintelligible] I want to do something new. There's nothing new about that. [Inaudible - possibly "disaster."] He was right. I was wrong. The burping. I'm having difficulty with the question. What the hell did I do?"
What about the part "You have no idea" ? I'm curious about where that was in the original audio.
this is exactly what woolie said it would be.
I didn't expect it to be this bad
thanks woolie
I thought he was exaggerating.He litteraty said killed them all of course.
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Sorry i cant be more specific.
Probably the episode from the week this comment was posted.
I haven’t seen the entire series, was Robert Durst’s encephalitis ever brought up, and are they doing any brain imaging on him in prison? I believe there may be much to learn from studying his brain. This in no way excuses any of his actions or behaviors, it’s simply an opportunity to learn and possibly prevent this in the future. And how in the world do you kill a man, dismember the body, discard of the body, and be found innocent?
anyone else feel like he’s possessed and straight up having a conversation with the demon about what to do now that he’s caught??
No.
The entire audio segment is him going over the previous conversation with Jarecki, realizing that Jarecki played him and won. Admitting he was caught, that the next step they'll arrest him. he can literally buy anything, so he saw something in the bathroom that caught his eye, like a paper towel dispenser (idk) & said "oh I want this". That had nothing to do with the admission, he was just momentarily distracted. Then he goes on "I'm having difficulty with the question".. that's not him preparing for a future conversation, he was having trouble with Jareckis questions bc for the first time, he knew no explanation he gave would be sufficient.. he was caught. Then he said "what the hell did I do", like why the hell did I agree to do this interview, what was I thinking. Finally he concedes that of course he killed them all, the only logical conclusion to be drawn.
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i watched it cuz of him too lol
A series so wild that even It's Always Sunny model an episode off of it.
Yes, these really are the FULL episodes.
1:13 sound of monsters inside him through his burping
Poor Bob he keeps forgetting the mic
You can’t imagine what? That you actually killed more? It’s not a stretch to think he could of been murdering people all his adult life! Serial liar and killer, yes I can imagine that.
I'm I the only one who got chills all over my body ??
Haven't seen the full doc but to me it just sounds like he's having a conversation with himself. But not like a journal self reflection conversation. More like an imaginary scenario convo. I don't feel like it'd be too far a stretch for him to say he was simply imagining some scenarios about how further interviewing could play out.
I thought this also. While he is pretty obviously the murderer, this little clip on its own doesn't necessarily mean he was the killer. He could have been speaking in a sort of exhasperated sense, thinking of how guilty he looked even though he wasn't. E.g. "Yeah you got me! I killed all of them!"
But dear lord, it wasn't even the first time he messed up with a hot mic in this documentary. He could be such a dummy at times. Like hand writing the cadaver letter? I suppose he explained it (and seemingly incriminated himself further) by explaining his belief that block letters are all the same like print. Really? I'm not an expert and even I know block writing is going to convey your distinct writing tendencies.
On another note, I actually feel bad for him to be recorded while he is alone in the bathroom. It seems like a real invasion of privacy and it seems pretty wrong to air it publicly for our entertainment. It seems like there should be something illegal about doing this. Though he probably signed something which meant he relinquished his rights if he had any.
Anyway, overall of course he deserves to pay for his crimes, and he does seem pretty guilty. But I felt that playing the hot mic moments, while making for an awesome ending, seemed wrong.
What would have been even better is if they got him back and then played this back to him
I really want to see that
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It feels like more than one man conversing. Several personalities speaking.
No
The real sad part is, even with all this material; SNL will still do an unfunny parody of this. Somehow.
Really?! That's your takeaway from this? Lol
Christopher Martin lol 2+2=fish
This show, this scene, this ending left me scare of fucking death. I am 30 years old and I have seen plenty of horror movies or docuseries and none of them left by blood cold like this one tbh. Spent the whole last night thinking of this SOB. What a monster men! And how he confessed and got caught lol so intense
goosebumps.
1:09 He even acknowledges his burping is a tell. And god this guy's like what people based demons on 1:13 "PLEASE!" creepy psycho
Sounds like a suffocating voice saying "won is he?" Like he can't believe he's just a director, like some undercover agent or detective.
Very creepy.
"And the burping"...... 😂😂😂
Did anyone else notice how, when they were filming in front of Donald Durst's residence in NYC, that right next door was a funeral home? And how interested Donald First was in the footage they were taking in relation to the ban violation? Does anyone know that address well and if that was a place Donald lived at in 1982?
who is donald durst?
DGD2993 Robert's younger brother, the CEO of the Durst real estate corporation.
David Peterson His name is Douglas Durst
Where the hell am I getting Donald?!
I can’t wait for the prequel
and now he's been found guilty
Finally saw this last night, and I wasn't actively watching this final scene, so I didn't see the subtitles. For some reason, I thought his last statement was "I have to kill them all, of course." and I got creeped the hell out.
Dunno why, but I got a very "Blair Witch Project" vibe from the whole series, so that last line, in my mind, made total sense.
1:38 for the killed em all part
i was sure he was saying "kill them all" and had no idea why they dont ru away screaming from the room. that man is a scary dude.
Yeah. When he raised his hands, seemingly to stretch, after being confronted with the letters, I felt that he was unconsciously expressing an urge to kill them all on the spot. I would have felt genuinely afraid right then. I can understand why the interviewers were saying they felt nervous. To consider that this guy has no qualms with murdering anyone who gets in his way without a second thought.. And they were directly confronting him... If he had asked "Who else knows about this?" I would be terrified because you know why he is asking that. Scary.
I AM ABSOLUTELY SHOCKED
…that this was *9 years* ago 🫥