Federal judge blocks Robert Durst's wife from touching his $100M estate
A federal judge has blocked the wife of convicted killer - Robert Durst - from touching his $100 million estate.
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Mar 18, 2022, 12:30 AM
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Updated 981 days ago
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526ds agoA federal judge has blocked the wife of convicted killer Robert Durst from touching his $100 million estate.
It's a extremely rare legal decision that's also being called a win for the family of Kathie Durst.
Real estate heir Robert Durst was indicted last November for the murder of his first wife.
Durst, who was in prison for the murder of his best friend in California, died in January before he could be prosecuted.
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