This week Sofie shares the story of Robert Durst, the first murder and mystery that baffled her as an adult. What starts as a whirlwind fairytale romance with a Manhattan millionaire prince, ends with a sweet suburban woman named Kathleen McCormack mysteriously going missing. Buckle in guys, because this is just the beginning of the twisted and complicated story of Robert Durst, the influence for the Ryan Gosling movie 'All Good Things'.
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