Part Two of “The Jinx” will detail Robert Durst’s arrest on suspicion of killing his wife who went missing and two other people. Just hours before the final episode of “The Jink” aired, he was taken into custody. Nine years after ‘The Jinx’ concluded, the second installment will shortly air on HBO.
A few of the topics to be covered in the next series are seen in the April 10 trailer, one of which being the possible corruption that might result from a wealthy man being found guilty of a crime. At 7 p.m. PT/10 p.m. ET on Sunday, April 21, “The Jinx” Part Two will be available. Max will host the internet feed.
Where to Watch ‘The Jinx: Part One’ Online?
‘The Jinx: Part One’ is still available for online viewing on Max. The 2015 documentary series are available for purchase or rental on Apple TV, Prime Video, and other transactional video-on-demand platforms.
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What Happened to Robert Durst?
For the 1982 disappearance of his wife Kathleen McCormack and the 2000 execution-style death of his close friend Susan Berman, Robert Durst was given a life sentence. In 2001, he was found not guilty of the murder of Morris Black, his neighbor. In 2022, Durst passed away in prison at the age of 78.
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As a result of filmmaker Andrew Jarecki’s recordings (and unexpected audio confession) with the affluent real estate heir, Robert Durst was apprehended on suspicion of the homicides of his missing wife and two others before the 2015 debut of The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst.
The Jinx: Part Two, the sequel to the documentary, debuted today on Max. It features additional interviews with witnesses, prosecutors, jurors, and others involved in the Durst investigation.
Life in prison was handed down to Durst upon his conviction in 2021 for the heinous crimes of murdering Kathleen McCormack, his spouse (who vanished in 1982 and for whom he had long been suspected), and Susan Berman, a close friend (who was executed-style in 2000). With respect to the 2001 homicide of his neighbor Morris Black, he was acquitted. He passed away in custody at the age of 78 in 2022.
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