Robert Durst Slaughtered A Dog While Dressed In Drag

Robert Durst hacked an animal to pieces while dressed as a woman! That shocking claim comes from a new book authored by William Steel, a longtime associate of Durst, who’s now infamous as the septuagenarian heir to a New York real-estate fortune. The filthy-rich man is accused of multiple murders, including currently being tried in L.A. for killing his friend Susan Berman in 2000! In “Sex and the Serial Killer: My Bizarre Times with Robert Durst,” Steel claimed the millionaire spent time in his New York apartment with a prostitute in the ’80s. Steel wrote that he returned to the apartment one day and found Durst “sitting on the bed in his green dress, covered in blood. He was holding a knife in his right hand and had a broad maniacal smile of satisfaction on his face.” Read on for details of Steel’s shocking claims, and click here for more true-crime news ….

Robert Durst Slaughtered A Dog While Dressed In Drag

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Steel wrote how he found “pieces of an animal scattered around. It looked like a dog. Maybe a German Shepherd ... and several knives and a small bow saw were laying around, all covered in blood.”

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When told to clean up the mess, Durst replied: “ ‘That’s the easy part,’ as though he’d had plenty of practice at it,” Steel wrote in the book, now available on Amazon.

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As The National ENQURER previously reported, Durst has been accused of killing his first wife, Kathleen McCormack Durst, in 1982 and a former neighbor, Morris Black, in 2001.

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He’s also been linked to college coed Lynne Schulze’s disappearance in 1971. In a 2015 docuseries, Durst muttered to himself off camera: “You’re caught! … What the hell did I do? Killed them all, of course.”

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Steel wrote how he found “pieces of an animal scattered around. It looked like a dog. Maybe a German Shepherd ... and several knives and a small bow saw were laying around, all covered in blood.”

Photo credit: Getty Images/Files

When told to clean up the mess, Durst replied: “ ‘That’s the easy part,’ as though he’d had plenty of practice at it,” Steel wrote in the book, now available on Amazon.

Photo credit: Getty Images

As The National ENQURER previously reported, Durst has been accused of killing his first wife, Kathleen McCormack Durst, in 1982 and a former neighbor, Morris Black, in 2001.

Photo credit: Getty Images

He’s also been linked to college coed Lynne Schulze’s disappearance in 1971. In a 2015 docuseries, Durst muttered to himself off camera: “You’re caught! … What the hell did I do? Killed them all, of course.”

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