When I watched the first few episodes, I felt that this character's experience was similar to the case of a client in "The Good Wife". He was also a rich man, and everyone around him thought he killed his wife, but there was not enough evidence to accuse him. Alicia and his law firm helped him in this lawsuit, but even Alicia and the others could not determine whether he really committed the crime of killing his wife, and they were just trying to defend the client's innocence as a lawyer for the defendant. In this case, too, maybe he was the one who brutally murdered his wife who was about to get divorced, but under the American legal system, individuals cannot be forced to testify against themselves, insist on the presumption of innocence, and the jury system, all of which follow this series of procedures Come on, the police can't find any evidence against Bob.
Since the mysterious disappearance of his wife in the 1980s, without a trace in the world, and being listed as a big unsolved case, Bob has been the biggest suspect. He and his wife were divorced and quarreled at the end of their seven-year marriage. He and his wife were divorced and quarreled at the end of their seven-year marriage. At the same time, he was the eldest son of the top five richest tycoons in Manhattan. bring so much joy. "happy, happy, happy" This is his summary of the time he spent with his mother in the interview. This was a rare happy time in his life, and everything came to an abrupt end when he was called by his father one night and saw his mother on the rooftop jump off a building to commit suicide. Since then, he is the eldest son of a rebellious real estate tycoon, and wherever he goes, he will remember that his mother's death was directly caused by his father, which also directly caused him to be marginalized by his own family - the Durst family, and his younger brother - the current helm of the family. The situation was like fire and water, so that the younger brother specially hired a bodyguard and applied for a protection order against him.
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