HBO announced The Jinx Part 2 was in production and is scheduled to air in 2024.
The Jinx, an HBO true-crime documentary series, is one of the most startling and informative true-crime documentaries out there. The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst released in 2015 investigates the unresolved 1982 disappearance of Durst’s wife, Kathie McCormack, the 2000 execution-style killing of his longtime friend Susan Berman, and the 2001 death and dismemberment of his neighbour, Morris Black, in Galveston, Texas.
The series concluded spectacularly with Durst saying to himself in the bathroom that he “killed them all, of course,” not realizing that the microphone he was wearing was still hot. And ever since, fans have been dying to find out if there would be a second season.
Recently, the series received some exciting news that will make you happy, so if you are curious to know what it is and everything you need to know about the show, keep reading!
HBO announces The Jinx Part 2
Good news for fans!! The Jinx part 2 is officially happening. HBO announced on Thursday that “The Jinx – Part Two” is in the works with the same producers and director, and will hit the screens in 2024.
When will The Jinx Part 2 premiere on HBO?
The highly anticipated 2015 miniseries, which examined Robert Durst’s crimes, has a six-episode sequel now in production. The highly anticipated chapter of Durst’s life is scheduled to air in 2024.
Though the precise release date is still unknown, don’t worry—one step at a time. As soon as the producers disclose anything, we’ll let you know. So stay tuned.
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The Jinx Part 2 Plot
As the sequel to the first part, The Jinx Part 2 will still offer a tonne of content. The hot mic moment that went viral, in which Robert Durst is heard saying, “Killed them all, of course,” impacted the outcome of the original series, The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst.
Durst was detained in New Orleans half an hour before the Jinx’s finale, and he was later officially charged in Los Angeles with first-degree murder relating to Berman’s death.
Over the course of the next eight years, the filmmakers carried out further investigations that will be revealed in season two. They discovered unreleased footage, Durst’s prison calls, and interviews with people who had never before come forward.
Robert Durst, the son of affluent New York real estate tycoon Seymour Durst, was found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2000 case involving journalist and screenwriter Susan Berman. Consequently, he was sentenced to life in prison.
Moreover, the Westchester County, New York District Attorney’s office has been considering the possibility of pressing charges against Durst in connection with the 1982 disappearance of his first wife, Kathleen McCormack Durst.
Durst died as a prisoner at San Joaquin General Hospital in January 2022 after contracting COVID in the fall of 2020.
The Jinx Part 2 Cast
The cast of this documentary is way too large and will almost certainly be expanded since new faces who have never before come forward will now be shown in the second part. Here is a list of some of the people associated with the case. Check it out:
- Gary Jones (detective, Galveston Police Department)
- Joel Bennett (Assistant District Attorney, Galveston)
- Cody Cazalas (detective, Galveston Police Department)
- Randy Burrows (member of Galveston Dive Team)
- Debrah Lee Charatan (current wife of Robert Durst)
- Charles V. Bagli (reporter, The New York Times)[18]
- Jeanine Pirro (former District Attorney, Westchester County, New York)
- Douglas Durst (younger brother of Robert Durst; chairman, Durst Organization)
- Robert Durst
- John Waldron (attorney for Robert Durst)
- Michael Kennedy (Durst family attorney)
- Dick DeGuerin (attorney for Robert Durst)
- Andrew Jarecki (director and producer, All Good Things)
- Marc Smerling (writer and producer, All Good Things)
- Eamonn Bowles (Magnolia Pictures, distributor, All Good Things)
- Ann McCormack (mother of Kathie Durst)
- Jim McCormack (brother of Kathie Durst)
- Gilberte Najamy (friend of Kathie Durst)
- Geraldine McInerney (McCormack family friend)
- Eleanor Schwank (friend of Kathie Durst)
- Michael Struk (former detective, New York City Police Department)
- Ellen Strauss (friend of Kathie Durst)
- Bill Mayer (neighbor of Robert Durst)
- Joe Becerra (detective, New York State Police)
- Gabrielle Colquitt (later owner of Durst lake house)
- Ed Murphy (senior investigator, Westchester District Attorney’s Office)
- Susan Berman (friend of Robert Durst)
- Tom Padden Sr., Tom Padden Jr. (cousins of Susan Berman)
- Kim Lankford (friend of Susan Berman)
- Lynda Obst (friend of Susan Berman)
- Julie Smith (friend of Susan Berman)
- Kevin Hynes (former Assistant District Attorney, Westchester County, New York)
- Sareb and Mella Kaufman (children of Susan Berman’s boyfriend)
- Deni Marcus (cousin of Susan Berman)
- Paul Coulter (detective, Los Angeles Police Department)
- Stephen Silverman (friend of Susan Berman)
- Kurt Sistrunk (former District Attorney, Galveston County, Texas)
- Michael Ramsey (attorney for Robert Durst)
Where to watch The Jinx Part 2?
The Jinx Part 2 will be available for streaming exclusively on HBO Max and HBO.
