Robert Durst must have finally seen some clips of the HBO true crime series The Jinx, because he says he now regrets appearing in the show.
In 2016, Durst pleaded not guilty to murder following the execution-style killing of his friend Susan Berman. Of course, in the finale of the show, he seemingly confessed to the murder in a mic that was left on.
According to the Los Angeles Times, Durst apparently told a friend that he was worried when he saw the fifth episode of the hit series, where it was revealed that an anonymous note sent to police matched his handwriting.
In a call from jail that was played in a pretrial hearing yesterday (April 19), Durst was also quoted as saying he regretted the series. He added that he realized he "definitely had a problem" from watching the show.
In 2016, Durst pleaded not guilty to murder following the execution-style killing of his friend Susan Berman. Of course, in the finale of the show, he seemingly confessed to the murder in a mic that was left on.
According to the Los Angeles Times, Durst apparently told a friend that he was worried when he saw the fifth episode of the hit series, where it was revealed that an anonymous note sent to police matched his handwriting.
In a call from jail that was played in a pretrial hearing yesterday (April 19), Durst was also quoted as saying he regretted the series. He added that he realized he "definitely had a problem" from watching the show.
