One of the strangest things to observe in recent weeks has been the hold on what used to be called the popular imagination of Robert Durst's final monologue in Andrew Jarecki's documentary series, "The Jinx." As nearly everyone knows by now, Durst, while on a "hot mic" in a bathroom, either did or did not, exactly, confess to the three or so murders of which he has long been suspected (and has denied and, in one case…
SOURCE: The New Yorker at 05:05PM on March 25, 2015