The amazing Kate Casey.

Welcome back for another episode of reality life with Kate Casey.

In the first part of my conversation with Andrew Goldman,

we walked through the case of Martha Moxley,

who she was, the night that she was killed,

and the people who were closest to her in those final hours.

We talked about Martha's life in Greenwich,

how quickly she had found her place in Belle Haven, and the events of October 30th, 1975,

when she moved through the neighborhood visiting friends, including the Skakele home, just a short walk

from her own. We also got into the early days of the investigation, the discovery of her body,

the brutality of the attack, and the initial questions about who could have been responsible.

Because from the beginning, this wasn't a case with an obvious outsider. Attention turned fairly

quickly to those within the neighborhood itself, particularly the Skakel family and people in their

immediate orbit. Andrew and I discussed the main figures that investigators focused on early,

including Tommy Skakel and the families live in tutor Kenneth Littleton, and what was known

and not known at the time. We also talked about the scale of the investigation,

especially for a community like Greenwich,

and how despite extensive resources and attention,

the case stalled.

No arrest, no charges, and without a clear resolution.

So in the second part, we pick up where the early investigation leaves off.

And follow what happened next.

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