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"The Jinx - Part Two: HBO's Riveting Sequel Unveils Shocking Revelations"
true-crime-documentary1 year ago

"The Jinx - Part Two: HBO's Riveting Sequel Unveils Shocking Revelations"

The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst, a true-crime documentary series, is getting a sequel titled The Jinx – Part Two, set to premiere on HBO and stream on Max. The original series, which led to the arrest and conviction of Robert Durst for murder, is being followed up with new behind-the-scenes footage, phone wiretaps, and interviews with investigators and witnesses. The sequel promises to be as shocking and captivating as the original, offering a continued telling of the Robert Durst saga with unexpected revelations and candid conversations.

"The Jinx Revisited: Uncovering Robert Durst's Bone-Chilling Confession"
true-crime-documentary1 year ago

"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.

"Netflix's 'Lover, Stalker, Killer' True Crime Doc Leaves Viewers Shocked and Intrigued"
true-crime-documentary1 year ago

"Netflix's 'Lover, Stalker, Killer' True Crime Doc Leaves Viewers Shocked and Intrigued"

Netflix's new true crime documentary "Lover, Stalker, Killer" has left viewers shocked with its bizarre and creepy story of a jealous ex, Shanna 'Liz' Golyar, who tormented her former lover, Dave Kroupa, and murdered her love rival, Cari Farver, before impersonating her for four years. The documentary amassed 10 million views in its first two days and features interviews with Kroupa and Nebraska investigators. Golyar was eventually caught and convicted, serving a life sentence for the murder.

The Deadly Love Triangle: A Twisted Tale of Obsession and Murder
true-crime-documentary1 year ago

The Deadly Love Triangle: A Twisted Tale of Obsession and Murder

Netflix's true crime documentary "Lover, Stalker, Killer" tells the story of Dave Kroupa's online dating experience that turned into a nightmare involving murder, arson, and identity theft. The documentary highlights the dangers of online dating and the unpredictability of the people behind the profiles. Through reenactments and interviews, the film creates suspense and a sense of instability, but the villain remains somewhat of an enigma. Ultimately, it serves as a cautionary tale about the potential risks of online dating and the importance of getting to know someone in the real world.

"Natalia Grace's True Age Revealed Amidst Shocking Allegations and Docuseries Finale"
true-crime-documentary2 years ago

"Natalia Grace's True Age Revealed Amidst Shocking Allegations and Docuseries Finale"

The ID docuseries "The Curious Case of Natalia Grace: Natalia Speaks" reveals that a DNA test has confirmed Natalia Grace's age, supporting her claim that she was a child, not an adult, when adopted by the Barnett family. The Barnetts had accused her of being an adult posing as a child with harmful tendencies and had legally changed her age to reflect that belief. The DNA evidence indicates she was around 22 years old as of August 2023, meaning she would have been about 9 at the time of her adoption, contradicting the Barnetts' allegations. Michael Barnett was found not guilty of related charges in 2022, and charges against Kristine Barnett were dropped in March 2023.

"Natalia Grace's Age Confirmed by DNA Test: The Ongoing Mystery and Current Whereabouts"
true-crime-documentary2 years ago

"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
true-crime-documentary2 years ago

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.

Boston Mayor Wu Apologizes for Wrongful Suspicions in Charles Stuart Murder Case
true-crime2 years ago

Boston Mayor Wu Apologizes for Wrongful Suspicions in Charles Stuart Murder Case

The final episode of HBO's true-crime documentary series "Murder in Boston: Roots, Rampage, and Reckoning" explores the racially charged and botched investigation into the 1989 killing of Carol Stuart, in which her husband falsely blamed a Black man. Director Jason Hehir aims to shed light on the history of racism in Boston through this microcosmic case, highlighting the pain inflicted on the innocent community of Mission Hill and the wrongful conviction of William Bennett. The documentary reveals the flaws and injustices in the investigation, including the unrepentant attitude of some Boston police officials involved.