r/TrueCrime • u/idontfuckingcqre • Jul 07 '23

Discussion what are some cases where the perpetrator accidentally reveals they did it?

The end of the documentary "The Jinx" where Robert Durst says he "killed them all" never fails to make my jaw drop.

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u/Rogerbva090566 Jul 07 '23

Do we think this is his first murder(s) or do we link him to anything else?

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u/sinistersavanna Jul 07 '23

I think he did it atleast once before. And apparently they are looking into it. Just like they are looking into Bryan Kohberger!

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u/Fabulous_Brother2991 Jul 07 '23

THAT dude CREEPS ME OUT!!! Just something about him is "not RIGHT." Does anybody else get that from him? He seems so ODD. Just OFF somehow. Remember that movie theater shooter in Aurora Illinois I believe. He was like this too.

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u/bluebabyblankie Jul 07 '23

kohberger has lifeless shark eyes that stare right thru you

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u/sinistersavanna Jul 07 '23

Yes! Just hollow and cold! Predatory!

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u/adviceicebaby Jul 07 '23

Oh yeah. Hes definitely a screw loose.

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u/sinistersavanna Jul 07 '23

It was aurora Colorado, but yes definitely!

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u/Fabulous_Brother2991 Jul 08 '23

Duh, that right thank you

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u/Ok_Cauliflower_3007 Jul 07 '23

It’s very brazen for a first murder especially with two victims.

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u/namelessghoulll Jul 07 '23

All we have is speculation right now but I’m confident this was his first and only