
This episode covers the murder of Martha Moxley in 1975, the community of Belhaven, Connecticut, and the involvement of Michael Skakel. Key discussions include personal accounts from Richard Burns and Tori Holland, who grew up in the area, and the impact of the crime on their lives.
Richard Burns recalls living in Greenwich during the time of the murder and reflects on the shock of such an event occurring in their seemingly safe community. Tori Holland shares her memories of Martha Moxley, describing her vibrant personality and the sense of security that was shattered after the murder.
The episode discusses the murder weapon, a golf club, and the long delay in making an arrest, which occurred nearly 25 years later when Michael Skakel was charged. Bobby Kennedy Jr., a cousin of Skakel, expresses his belief in Michael's innocence.
Michael Skakel's conviction was later overturned, raising questions about who truly committed the crime. The episode hints at the possibility that Martha's diary may contain clues about the murder.
The episode examines the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley and the implications for Michael Skakel's innocence.

This episode stands out for the following:
I know Michael's innocent.Sneak peek: The Diary of Martha Moxley
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Could Martha's diary hold the clue?Sneak peek: The Diary of Martha Moxley