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A few things that bother me.

posted 9 years ago by blaaahhhblaaahhh
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The handwriting expert, said the "N" matched. To me the edge that should have been smooth/strait had a bump in it. To me that would mean someone was trying to write slowly while copying another letter.

His family seemed shady to me. Feels like there is a chance someone was trying to set him up, failed. Then tried again, to make him look guilty.

I'm not saying he is innocent. I do believe he killed his neighbor (accident/self defense idk), but all the crap he has been through could push a innocent person to lose it and do something crazy.

No matter what I do believe the "pussy" with the bodyguard had one of the victims killed to get rid of Bob and the media attention.

And finally the ending "confession". Reminded me of when i was accused of cheating once. I did basically the same thing, even in the bathroom too, except under my breath. "Oh yeah I cheated. I F'd the hell out of her. Totally, I even put it in her a**. You've caught me! Just believe some dude that hates me and wants you."

Anyway I'm not 100% on if he did it or not. Although I believe he did at least the one. The others I feels like it was his brother/family for some reason. Trying to get rid of him. Cause of money/rep IDK.

Whether or not he was innocent. The pressure Bob must have been under for years could have caused him to lose it. Pretending to be a women, cutting up the man. He could have broke and not even realized it.

[–] allthewine 9 years ago

He is 100% guilty.

[–] A_Talking_Crow 9 years ago

If Bob's family tried to set him up, you better believe we would of heard about it from either Bob or his 2nd wife. Both of them have utter disdain for the rest of his family and are their harshest critics.

The vibe I got was that they might of or might not of known what happened to the first wife but either way they had no motivation to push law enforcement to look into it because after marrying into the family, she was owed tens of millions of dollars. And she came from a low class backgrounds. Dynasty type families don't like to give that up. So if she stays a missing person and it doesn't become a divorce case, the Durst family has no incentive to push.

I think if they weren't complicit in this first murder, all of them undoubtedly figured out over time, especially after his subsequent murder trial, that he did indeed do it.

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[–] the_Poppuns 9 years ago

I thought the family had something to do with it initially but then the letter sort of changed everything.

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