03-24-2015, 05:49 PM
Connecting the Dots between NYC and L.A. and Galveston - 2000/2001
A Texas PI (Bobbi Bacha) who has investigated Robert Durst on behalf of LE for years is convinced that Durst didn't just happen to end up in Galveston, Texas in 2001.
It turns out that Morris Black (the crotchety old man Durst claims he first met there and then killed and dismembered in self-defense) and his brother worked on a farm project around the time that Durst's wife Kathie went missing. Who did the brothers work for? A company owned by Robert and Douglas Durst, the PI alleges.
So, there's speculation that Morris Black had information about Kathie Durst's disappearance and when Jeanine Pirro reopened that investigation in 2000, Durst went to work on his hit list. Susan Berman knew a lot -- she'd served as Durst's media spokesperson in regards to Kathie's case and was his closest confidante. She was also in dire financial straits at the time. She got hit first.
Next came Morris Black (his brother had already died). Sadly, there isn't anything tangible to personally connect Durst to Black prior to Galveston and no one left alive to interrogate about it, but I have no trouble believing this theory over what the Defense sold to the jury in Galveston.
Bacha believes there are many yet unknown victims of Robert Durst (and Morris Black).
Source: http://crimefeed.com/2015/03/dont-know-r...-theories/
A Texas PI (Bobbi Bacha) who has investigated Robert Durst on behalf of LE for years is convinced that Durst didn't just happen to end up in Galveston, Texas in 2001.
It turns out that Morris Black (the crotchety old man Durst claims he first met there and then killed and dismembered in self-defense) and his brother worked on a farm project around the time that Durst's wife Kathie went missing. Who did the brothers work for? A company owned by Robert and Douglas Durst, the PI alleges.
So, there's speculation that Morris Black had information about Kathie Durst's disappearance and when Jeanine Pirro reopened that investigation in 2000, Durst went to work on his hit list. Susan Berman knew a lot -- she'd served as Durst's media spokesperson in regards to Kathie's case and was his closest confidante. She was also in dire financial straits at the time. She got hit first.
Next came Morris Black (his brother had already died). Sadly, there isn't anything tangible to personally connect Durst to Black prior to Galveston and no one left alive to interrogate about it, but I have no trouble believing this theory over what the Defense sold to the jury in Galveston.
Bacha believes there are many yet unknown victims of Robert Durst (and Morris Black).
Source: http://crimefeed.com/2015/03/dont-know-r...-theories/