
This episode discusses the murder of Martha Moxley in Belhaven, Connecticut, in 1975, featuring guests Richard Burns and Tori Holland.
Richard Burns recalls living in Greenwich during the time of the murder, highlighting the community's shock at the crime. He reflects on the atmosphere of safety that changed after Martha's death.
Tori Holland shares her memories of Martha, describing her vibrant personality and the impact of the tragedy on their close-knit community. She emphasizes the innocence lost in Belhaven.
The episode covers the arrest of Michael Skakel, Martha's neighbor, and the controversy surrounding his conviction, including comments from Bobby Kennedy Jr., who believes in Michael's innocence.
The discussion raises questions about the true identity of Martha's killer and the secrets that may still linger in the neighborhood.
The episode covers the murder of Martha Moxley and the implications for her neighbor Michael Skakel's conviction.

This episode stands out for the following:
It's absolutely devastating.Sneak peek: The Diary of Martha Moxley
I know Michael's innocent.Sneak peek: The Diary of Martha Moxley
This little girl was murdered brutally by somebody.Sneak peek: The Diary of Martha Moxley