The Murder Weapon Came From Across the Street: The Martha Moxley Case
The Murder Weapon Came From Across the Street
Around midday on Halloween 1975, the body of 15-year-old Martha Moxley was found beneath a pine tree on her own family's lawn in Belle Haven, the gated enclave of Greenwich, Connecticut, beaten with a golf club swung so hard it shattered. The club was traced to a set owned by the family directly across the street: the Skakels, relatives by marriage of the Kennedys. So why was that house never searched under warrant? Why is the club's handle, the piece a hand would have held, still missing 50 years later? And how did a conviction won in 2002 end…
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