Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
Show is mad intriguing. this dude is a genius and idiot all at the same time. almost feel like he wanted to get caught, but now seeing that shyt was filmed years ago has me kind of shocked
The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst (HBO)
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Stayed up all night watching....holy shyt the ending...
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
had to run this back 
that cop from NY was one of the most oblivious no fukks given dude ever 
I kept thinking "why do they keep interviewing this guy who is beyond incompetent?" 
I kept thinking "why do they keep interviewing this guy who is beyond incompetent?" 
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
he and Durst's attorney disturbed me the most. such incompetence and lack of fukksthat cop from NY was one of the most oblivious no fukks given dude ever
The craziest thing is that the first episode shows that HE was the one who originally called the filmmakers and suggested that they interview him. .
In I think Episode 5 one of the filmmakers suggests that Durst agreed to the interview because he was upset at being the older brother, yet his younger brother ended up in control of the family empire. That part made me think of Fredo a little.
For the brehs who already saw this who is your favorite character?
For me it is
1. That Galveston detective. The way he say "Diabolical" makes me laugh.
2. The second wife.
3. Robert Durst. "Get mommy out of the box!!"
For me it is
1. That Galveston detective. The way he say "Diabolical" makes me laugh.
2. The second wife.
3. Robert Durst. "Get mommy out of the box!!"
Just marathoned this
Holy shyt
Just give HBO all the fukkin emmys
The ending was the most chilling scene Ive ever seen
Holy shyt
Just give HBO all the fukkin emmys
The ending was the most chilling scene Ive ever seen
the act of killing, it will have you even more
