Stay ConnectedIn parallel with the premiere of The Jinx Part 2 on the Max streaming service, we are scheduling a special event for Season 10 of the Jury Duty podcast…. The Trial of Robert Durst — Greatest Hits.
For each of the six weeks of The Jinx 2 series we will re-release four of our favorite episodes about the Durst trial from the Jury Duty feed… for a total of 24 episodes.
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In this episode, The Color of Dried Blood: Durst On The Stand — Day 10, host Kary Antholis and co-host Brittany Bookbinder explore how Deputy DA John Lewin is leveraging incongruent details in defendant Robert Durst's direct testimony to illustrate larger factual issues with Durst's version of events. Kary and Brittany are joined by Charles V. Bagli, who is covering the trial for The New York Times and CrimeStory.com, to discuss the so-called dig note, Durst’s friendship with a weed farmer, and Durst's increasingly convoluted timeline leading up to the discovery of Susan Berman’s body.
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In this episode, "I Did What I Did Because I Am Who I Am": Durst On The Stand — Day 9, host Kary Antholis and co-host Brittany Bookbinder discuss one of the most - if not the most - dramatic day in court to date. Kary and Brittany are joined by Charles V. Bagli, who is covering the trial for The New York Times and CrimeStory.com, to examine Deputy DA John Lewin’s courtroom endeavors to prove Durst had motive to kill both Morris Black and Susan Berman.
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In this episode, "Susan Said That She Provided Me with An Alibi": Durst On The Stand — Day 8, host Kary Antholis and co-host Brittany Bookbinder are joined by Charles V. Bagli, who is covering the trial for The New York Times and CrimeStory.com, to discuss the dramatic, potentially damning, and outright bizarre statements made by Robert Durst on his fourth full day of cross examination by Deputy District Attorney John Lewin.
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In this episode, Dear Prudence: Durst On The Stand - Day 7, host Kary Antholis and co-host Brittany Bookbinder discuss Robert Durst’s evasive tactics on the stand in his exchanges with the lead prosecutor of his murder trial. Kary and Brittany are joined by Charles V. Bagli, who is covering the trial for The New York Times and CrimeStory.com, to explore Durst’s testimony regarding his affair with Prudence Farrow, his alleged history of domestic abuse, and a pair of earrings his wife, Kathie, mysteriously left behind when she disappeared.
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In this episode, The Prosecutor's Traps: Durst On The Stand — Day 6, host Kary Antholis and co-host Brittany Bookbinder discuss the series of interrogatory traps Deputy District Attorney John Lewin appears to be setting for Robert Durst in his second day of cross-examination. Kary and Brittany are joined by Charles V. Bagli, who is covering the trial for The New York Times and CrimeStory.com, to examine this explosive sixth day of testimony and speculate as to the prosecution's strategy as the trial enters its final phase.
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In this episode, The Prosecutor Gets His Shot: Durst On The Stand — Day 5, host Kary Antholis and co-host Brittany Bookbinder discuss the beginning of Deputy District Attorney John Lewin's cross examination of Robert Durst. To discuss this showdown between defendant and prosecutor, Kary and Brittany are joined by Charles V. Bagli, who is covering the trial for The New York Times and CrimeStory.com.
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In the second part of our coverage of Day 4 of Robert Durst's testimony, Killed Them All of Course: Durst On The Stand - Day 4 (Part 2), host Kary Antholis and co-host Brittany Bookbinder discuss the some of the key moments of the last portion of Dick DeGuerin's direct examination of Durst, including Durst's explanation of the so-called "bathroom audio confession" and the stunning revelation — from Durst himself — that Morris Black knew what Durst was running from when he moved to Galveston, TX. This new information suggests that Black may have been a much lager threat to Durst's anonymity than was previously understood. Kary and Brittany are joined by Charles V. Bagli, who is covering the trial for The New York Times and CrimeStory.com, to examine how this new information may impact the case.
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Day 4 of Robert Durst's testimony in his trial for the murder of Susan Berman was so significant it requires two full episodes of analysis. In this episode, Bob and Susan's Cadaver: Durst On The Stand Day 4 (Part 1), host Kary Antholis and co-host Brittany Bookbinder discuss the defense's questioning of Durst as he asserts that he discovered the body of — and did not kill — his friend Susan Berman's body; a version of events that fully contradicts what Durst has asserted for years. Kary and Brittany are joined by Charles V. Bagli, who is covering the trial for The New York Times and CrimeStory.com, to explore how this critical testimony impacts the case.
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In this episode, Seeking Sympathy: Durst On The Stand — Day 3, host Kary Antholis and co-host Brittany Bookbinder discuss day three of Robert Durst's testimony in his trial for the murder of Susan Berman. Charles V. Bagli, who is covering the trial for The New York Times and CrimeStory.com, joins Kary and Brittany to consider the defense's strategy and what they hope to gain from this approach.
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In this episode, Memory Issues, host Kary Antholis and co-host Brittany Bookbinder discuss the testimony of defense witness Dr. Elizabeth Loftus, a psychologist whose expert testimony on behalf of the defense seek to call into question the memories of other witnesses in the Durst trial. Kary and Brittany are joined by Charles V. Bagli, who is covering the trial for The New York Times and CrimeStory.com, to explore why the defense called Dr. Loftus as their first witness and what the prosecution seemed to be after in their extensive cross examination.
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