Andrew Jarecki

I thought it was going to be something that police would ultimately use to convict him for murder.

But we... What was that evidence again?

So there was a famous note that the killer of Susan Berman, this friend of Bob Durst in California, had left behind when he shot Susan Berman.

And the note said, 1527 Benedict Canyon, cadaver.

And it was sent to the Beverly Hills Police Department.

And that very seldom happens.

But people speculated a lot.

Well, why would somebody who killed somebody have sent a note to the police?

Well, maybe if he liked the person, if it was his best friend, this woman Susan Berman, and it was Bob Durst that did it, then maybe he wouldn't want her body to lie there.

And she has dogs.

They didn't want the dogs to mess with the body.

So he may have just killed her and then left this note.

But then later when he was asked about it, he said, I have no knowledge about that note.

So when we're doing our investigation, we discover a letter that he had written to Susan Berman that has almost the exact same words on it because it's addressed to her at 1527 Benedict Canyon.

So we can see the handwriting on that, not just a handwriting sample, but a handwriting sample that's saying exactly what it said on the letter that

Right, with the same misspelled words, right?

Exactly.

And he writes, 1527 Benedict Canyon, Beverly Hills, California.

He misspells the word Beverly, puts in an extra E at the end.

And of course, this letter that we find, he also misspells the word Beverly.