The dismemberment of Morris Black could come back to haunt Robert Durst.
Prosecutors hope to use the 2001 killing of Black in Texas as evidence against Durst when he goes on trial this summer for the 2000 slaying of his close friend Susan Berman in Los Angeles.
In a footnote to court papers filed Monday, they say both crimes were rooted in the same impulse: staying a step ahead of investigators looking into the 1982 disappearance of his wife Kathie.
Prosecutors said that after the Kathie Durst case was reopened in 2000, the real-estate scion embarked on an extraordinary journey to evade law-enforcement.
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I don't think so. Despite overwhelming evidence, he was exonerated. Jury demanded a head for the headless body.
so anything regarding that trial would be thrown out.
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