Andrew Goldman

The Kennedy family has a long history of using the media to carry its water, sometimes to defend the indefensible.

Was I willing to be part of that machine?

I consulted my wife and my shrink.

I came up with moral justifications.

But today, when I think back to why I took it, my true motivation is obvious.

I think if I'm good at my job, it's because I'm curious.

A less charitable way to put it would be nosy.

I was way too fascinated with the Kennedys, with Michael Skakel and the Moxley murder to turn down the opportunity to penetrate the case's inner circle.

The book was published in 2016.

But here's the thing.

Once I started researching this case, I couldn't stop.

I was no longer working for RFK and the book was done, but I wasn't.

I think it would be fair to say that this story has become an addiction for me.

If I can do justice to this unbelievable yarn, I suspect it'll become an addiction for you too.

I thought I understood the case.

It was a decades-long story about the powerful and the privileged seemingly getting away with murder.

But the deeper I dug, the more I came to question everything I thought I knew.

I discovered a much darker, more shocking tale than I ever could have guessed.

In this series, you'll be hearing from dozens of voices, some of whom may be familiar to you.

Oh, and one more person who's never before spoken to the media.