First of all, as far as the landlord is concerned, it is because the evidence has been archived in the preliminary investigation stage, and the evidence newly dug up by the producer can no longer be called evidence (the police in the documentary clearly stated that they will not receive any more income). Although Susan's case has not been closed, it is obviously not enough to have some evidence in the east and the other in the west, so it will be messed up, and you still have to follow the process (the box with the letters was discovered by Susan's son later, if there is a lawsuit, it is only based on This point is not necessarily regarded as valid evidence by the court.) Secondly, why did the police not even find this kind of evidence that the public can find in the first place? Or not digging at all? (The producers are also the people.) I think it's the Durst family that is at the mercy of it. This kind of family, in general, has great ability, and this ability is so great that many media dare not dig deep. When Casey disappeared, the police basically did nothing (Moses was still alive at that time, he must have understood the character of his eldest son very well); when the dismemberment case was later, Douglas was already in charge, Robert's lawyer in Texas Dick was still hired by Doug, and it was Dick who helped him win the case. . . Although the relationship between the two brothers is not good, in the film, Robert mocks Doug in every possible way (calling him pussy), but this kind of lawsuit and human life is still a matter of "profit". It's family interests (he's still a Durst family after all). Therefore, before the police intervened, the family must have done a good job; even when entering the stage of the lawsuit, the family must not panic at all. Finally, I would like to say a few points of my personal opinion on whether Robert is stupid or not. 1. Robert is definitely not stupid, and his IQ is definitely higher than most people. I dare say that if he has done personality analysis, he must be a typical "high IQ antisocial personality" 2. Then the question is, why does he Repeatedly lying (one time in Madrid, another in Barcelona, then in Los Angeles) or inconsistent testimony (ask where to call Casey, he said at least three different places)? ? And this kind of lie sometimes seems pointless, and even easy to lie, as long as you don't have Alzheimer's. Why ? In fact, when we look back, we will find that in the key evidence that may deprive him of his liberty, Robert did not show the "stupidity" when he lied: after the body floated up, he destroyed his head, from "murder" It becomes "self-defense"; when Casey "disappears" he rides to report to the police, to avoid his car (perhaps just finished transporting the body) from being checked by the police. . He is very shrewd. However, just getting rid of his head won't get him out of suspicion, and Casey's "disappearance" has nothing to do with him in the public eye. . In the end, he didn't wash himself away from accusations and suspicions, he only did the part that was beneficial to his freedom. And if he really minds showing off as a "murderer", he can handle it neatly when committing a crime. The same is true for the letter to Susan, when the police department received the "dead letter" he already knew he had spelled it wrong, but he didn't destroy the letters that could be used as evidence so I came to the conclusion that : 3. , even if his subconscious level made him do it. As an ordinary person, if you do something illegal, you will be eager to clean up all the crimes and don't want anyone to suspect you. Robert didn't, he did all the terrible things, and then asked his family and lawyers to wipe his ass, knowing that this ass they had to wipe, had to wipe. This is the advantage of money, and you would not dare to do it in any ordinary person. For the family, there are two most favorable situations: 1. Robert murdered (any one of the three cases) the evidence is solid, no matter how expensive a lawyer is Since then, it has nothing to do with him, and his career is thriving Still good for Durst as a whole. But the reality is that Robert is a weirdo in every way. Not only does the elite he belong to do not approve of him (Moses gave the property to Doug), but even ordinary American families (Cathy's) don't like him very much. Where is he? They can't be integrated, and the public image is definitely not good. That's all, Robert can be a quiet weirdo, kill a few people quietly and deal with it, and live in the world quietly for decades and then die, but he doesn't. His IQ gave him ability, and his resentment gave him motivation. He didn't want to be "Mr. Brooks", he would rather be a notorious "murderer" with impunity. Apart from freedom, this is probably what he cares about most. Some people say that this is revenge. I think it is not just revenge, but arrogance, showing off, and revenge. For the family and everyone, I think after looking at his life, a more interesting question is, what happened to his childhood? Especially the part where his mother died was too weird and terrifying. What was the reality? Was it an execution within the family? I think the only way to really understand what makes Robert Durst is to understand how Robert grew up.
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