TX v. DURST (2003) SPECIAL

Eccentric real estate heir Robert Durst is on trial for the 2001 murder of his neighbor, 71-year-old Morris Black. Durst was living in a cheap apartment in Galveston, posing as a mute elderly woman, after he fled New York amidst speculation he was involved in his wife’s murder. Prosecutors say Durst fatally shot and dismembered Black before dumping his remains in Galveston Bay. They believe the confrontation happened when Black discovered who Durst was. The defense claims Durst’s actions were the result of an undiagnosed disorder. In this special release, watch what jurors heard in closing arguments before reaching a verdict.

TX v. Robert Durst: Eccentric Real Estate Heir Murder Trial

Robert Durst sits in court 1-TX v. Durst: Jury Instructions
prosecutor addresses jury 2-TX v. Durst: Prosecution Closing Argument
attorney addresses jury 3-TX v. Durst: Defense Closing Argument
attorney points to a photograph 4-TX v. Durst: Defense Closing Argument PT2
attorney holds up a photograph 5-TX v. Durst: Prosecution Rebuttal
Robert Durst stands in court 6-TX v. Durst: Verdict