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"The Jinx - Part Two: HBO's Riveting Sequel Unveils Shocking Revelations"
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"The Jinx Revisited: Uncovering Robert Durst's Bone-Chilling Confession"
Filmmakers of "The Jinx" revisit the shocking confession of Robert Durst, captured in the finale of the true-crime docuseries, where he uttered the words "Killed them all, of course." The filmmakers recount their initial contact with Durst, the discovery of the incriminating audio, and their decision to provide evidence to the FBI. The documentary's release led to a re-investigation and ultimately Durst's conviction for the first-degree murder of Susan Berman and his indictment for the second-degree murder of his first wife, Kathie, before his death in custody in January 2022.
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"Natalia Grace's Age Confirmed by DNA Test: The Ongoing Mystery and Current Whereabouts"
Ukrainian orphan Natalia Grace, who was at the center of a bizarre age dispute with her adoptive parents, Kristine and Michael Barnett, is now living with a new family, the Mans. The Barnetts had accused her of being an adult masquerading as a child and were charged with neglect after leaving her alone in an apartment, but the charges against them were dropped due to insufficient evidence. Natalia's story is detailed in the ID docuseries "The Curious Case of Natalia Grace," with the latest installment featuring her current life and genetic testing that suggests she is around 22 years old, despite being legally recognized as 34. Michael Barnett was acquitted of neglect charges, and Kristine's case was dismissed. Natalia is now living with the Mans family and appears to be integrated into their family life.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard: From Waukesha to Wealth and Early Release
Lifetime's new six-hour documentary, "The Prison Confessions of Gypsy Rose Blanchard," features interviews with Blanchard and details her life leading up to and after the murder of her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, who subjected her to years of abuse under the guise of Munchausen syndrome by proxy. Wisconsin's role in the story is highlighted, as Blanchard's boyfriend, who carried out the murder, lived there, and it's where the couple fled post-crime. The series, which premiered on January 5, explores Blanchard's life in prison, her parole, and her marriage.