This was a letter that Bob sent to Susan Berman.
Take a look at the rest of that letter.
That's the envelope that was received by the Beverly Hills Police Department
shortly after Susan Berman was murdered.
Inside that envelope was this note:
Susan Berman's address, 1527 Benedict Canyon...
and the word "cadaver."
So, that is a letter that he wrote to Susan Berman in its original envelope.
Hello.
Hey, it's Jarecki.
- Hey Andrew, it's Bob. - Hi.
So, I am on my way to Madrid on Friday
and I'll be back in a week.
All right, I don't think we're talking about something very extensive.
We're here, and you can come over any time.
Yeah...
I'd rather go to Madrid and come back.
Sounds good. Have a good time in Madrid.
Thanks a lot. Bye-bye.
Hey, it's Jarecki.
I was wondering if maybe that was Jarecki.
Anyway, I am happily here in Spain
and I am getting back to New York on the 31st.
And I'm happy to meet with you at your convenience
on that Friday.
- Great. Talk to you soon. - Bye-bye.
Oh, you'll love this. You'll love this.
Sareb told Bob that we had contacted him.
So Bob said, "Oh, you know. Okay fine. Fine. You can talk to them..."
"but don't tell them that I'm in L.A."
"I told them I was in Barcelona."
Hi, this is Bob.
Hey Bob, it's Andrew Jarecki.
So, I got your message.
I mean, of course I'm free on November 3rd and November 4th...
but that's forever from now.
I thought you were coming back on the 22nd.
At some point I might have to start making another movie.
- Bob? - Yes.
I'm seeing you on Tuesday morning, yes?
No.
Let's reschedule that.
All right.
Hello.
Jarecki.
Hey Andrew, how are you?
I have given some thought to what you are planning on doing -
or what I think you're planning on doing -
and it increasingly makes less and less sense to me.
For me, I just feel like we're far enough down the path...
I know we got to the end of the last interview,
and you said, "Well, I wouldn't mind doing this again."
And I know there are days when you probably wake up, like me,
and you go, "What the fuck am I doing this for?"
And other clays when you say, "Well, I could spend another day on that
if it was entertaining."
I sort of think you need a new gig - that you've done Robert Durst.
I'm at the point of not doing anything.
Period.
Hello?
Hey.
- All right, who's on? Zac? -Yep.
- Hey, Colin? - Yeah.
- Marco? - I'm here.
All right, so I just got a text message saying Roberto's been arrested in New York.
Yeah, hi Andrew, it's Bob Durst.
So, I met with the lawyers. They've been through all the stuff,
in terms of me walking up a stoop.
And you're going to get a call from them.
They're going to want to know what you remember happening
when I went and had myself filmed by you in front of the buildings.
Um...
That's about it.
Lawyers are lawyers and they're going to do what they do.
Alrighty. Bye-bye.
- Hello. - Jarecki.
Hey Andrew, how are you?
I actually have a list of things and I forgot some of them.
I am ready to be filmed if you're still interested in doing that.
I am, of course.
I think that Bob is a lot more volatile than I've ever thought before.
And maybe that's what I had to think in order to do everything we've done.
In order to be as close to him as I've become,
maybe I had to imagine that he was more rational.
How are you?
Good to see you, Andrew.
I'm here.
There it is.
You're caught.
You're right, of course.
But, you can't imagine.
Arrest him.
I don't know what's in the house.
Oh, I want this.
What a disaster.
He was right.
I was wrong.
And the burping.
I'm having difficulty with the question.
What the hell did I do?
Killed them all, of course.