Episode Summary
When 15-year-old Martha Moxley was brutally murdered in 1975, no one could have imagined that the search for her killer might lead right to the doorstep of American royalty.
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Episode Info
Martha Moxley
Martha Moxley
Martha Moxley
Martha Moxley
Martha’s mom, Dorthy
Tommy Skakel
Tommy Skakel
Michael Skakel
Michael Skakel
Ethel Skakel and her husband, Senator Robert F. Kennedy
Rushton Skakel
Ken Littleton
Ken Littleton
William Kennedy Smith
Dominick Dunne
Mark Fuhrman
Episode Source Material
- Conn. Girl, 15, Found Slain Near Plush Home
- Girl, 15, Found Murdered At Her Greenwich Home
- Executive’s Daughter Found Slain
- Police Say No Arrests Near In Martha Moxley Murder
- Greenwich Family Linked To Slaying
- Slaying: Rumors that William Kennedy Smith knew something about teen’s death led nowhere. Officials have reopened the case.
- Who Killed Martha Moxley?
- When art imitates crime
- Clue may have surfaced in unsolved 1975 slaying
- Fuhrman Claims He’s Solved ’75 Slaying
- Fuhrman Book on 1975 Slaying Points To Kennedy Relative
- The Murder Case That Won’t Die
- A Crime In The Clan
- A Police Reporter Savors a Reputation For Relentlessness
- The Boy Next Door
- Trail of Guilt
- A Life, A Death Revisited
- The House Of Skakel
- Excerpts from the Sutton Report
- Michael Skakel case timeline
- Michael Skakel Was Convicted of Murdering Martha Moxley, So Why Is He Free?
- I tutored a Kennedy relative — and wound up accused of murder
- How the Skakel-Moxley Murder Case Unfolded Over Four Decades
- Murder conviction of Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel overturned — again
- Court vacates Kennedy cousin Skakel’s murder conviction
- Michael Skakel free: Supreme Court won’t hear case
- The Unrelenting Martha Moxley Murder Saga: Old Money, Cold Justice, the Kennedy Connection and Endless Twists
- PBS – Autopsy 101
- Michael Skakel vs. Commissioner of Correction (2016, behind LexisNexis paywall)
- Kennedy Family Tree on Wikipedia
- American Justice A&E – A Murder In Greenwich