Andrew Jarecki

Bob Durst thinks of himself as just a guy trying to get along, you know, like we all are.

So I think what happened was in 1982, he and his wife, who were having problems,

In large part because he had big personality problems.

I mean, he was not an easy person to deal with at all and was also very spoiled and had all these resources.

Grew up wealthy.

Yeah, and had a lot of power over her.

And so I think something happened between the two of them where they were at their lake house and there was an altercation.

He admitted to me that they had had a pushing and shoving argument that night.

The night she died.

Yeah.

And then he – and then he says he took her to the train and sent her into the city.

But none of that makes any sense.

So I think what happened was –

He either accidentally or semi-accidentally killed her.

I think they had a fight.

They ended up getting into some altercation and she landed on the, you know, maybe on the stone of the fireplace or something like that.

And she was dead.

And then he thought, well, it doesn't make any sense for two people to go down.

I mean, unfortunate that this had to happen, but I got to get rid of the body.

And so he found a way to make her disappear.