Billionaire Real Estate Mogul to be Focus of New Show

HBO is rolling out a six-part documentary this February on Robert Durst, the suspicious scion of one of the city’s real estate families, The New York Times reported. Airing on Sunday nights, the series will broach the disappearance of Durst’s first wife in 1982, the unsolved murder of his longtime confidante in 2000, and Durst’s decapitation of his neighbor in 2001. And perhaps-- just for color--a tidbit about the 10 skyscrapers in the Durst empire?

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