Andrew Jarecki

And so they do their whole investigation in the city.

They don't look at the lake house.

They don't figure out where she really truly might have been.

Yeah, they did.

And they – it was sort of – because it was so late in the game, because it had taken so long for him to report her missing, they didn't find anything that showed that she had been killed in the –

the house and she may very well been killed somewhere else but they never find the body ever and so her family is bereft and they don't know what to do and did he ever confess to that he didn't but

During the course of his interview with me, I mean, he never did it publicly, but in the bathroom, he says, killed them all, of course.

So he's being accused of three murders, his wife, his best friend, and his neighbor in Galveston, who he then cuts up.

And his confession in the bathroom is killed them all, of course.

So I think we...

I think we know what happened.

We don't know how it happened.

Yeah, his best friend's body was in her house where somebody shot her, and that's where they left that cadaver note, the note saying 1527 Benedict Canyon.

And then in Galveston, when his elderly neighbor disappears, the reason they find this out is because a bunch of black trash bags wash up in Galveston Bay.

And a little kid is fishing with his dad and they see something bobbing around in the water and they see these bags.

And the police come and they look in the bags and there were all these body parts.

So he had actually taken off the legs and the arms and all that.

So, I mean, I think it's fair to say that there are people like Bob Durst who need to be out of society.

and are repeatedly causing problems for others.

But that's, as you say, that's the extraordinarily rare case.