Many popular sayings have been peppered into our society, giving us insight on the way we see the world and how it works. One such popular phase is “It’s the little things that keep you going,” or variations of that saying, stating that looking at simpler details in life can be enough to soothe you and get you through bigger problems. However, in this scenario, it was the little details that incriminated Robert Durst, a real estate heir from New York during the production of a documentary/film about him, opening up a can of worms surrounding the murder of his associate, wife and neighbor. Crimes that he himself, allegedly, committed.

It appears that Durst initially began this inadvertent spree with his neighbor seventeen years ago by accidentally shooting him in the head. After confiding in his associate Susan Berman, before deciding to kill her to keep the secret from escaping her mouth the fact that he had also killed his wife. A majority of this was relayed by Nathan Chavin, who the press is doubting in terms of his credibility of his account. According to CNN, this case is a renewed one, but is still in its basic beginning stages, with a preliminary hearing to be expected later this year, and perhaps a trial not even coming until next year.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/17/us/robert-durst-pretrial-hearing-witnesses/

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/ct-robert-durst-trial-20170216-story.html