article_snippet.sent: Molly Hennessey-Fiske, a reporter for the Los Angeles Times who has been covering proceedings against Durst, 71, after Durst mid-March arrest in Louisiana, received a letter purporting to have been written by the suspect in state prison.
article_snippet.sent: Molly Hennessey-Fiske received a letter purporting to have been written by the suspect in state prison .
article_snippet.sent: Hennessey-Fiske, a veteran reporter for the West Coast newspaper, is the outlet's Houston bureau chief and has been covering Durst's legal proceeding . '
article_snippet.sent: his letter to Hennessey-Fiske, her paper's Houston bureau chief, does not speak about on his impending extradition to California, but touches on various topics of conversation related to Los Angeles.
article_snippet.sent: Durst began His letter to Hennessey-Fiske, her paper's Houston bureau chief with an apparent mixing up of Hennesey-Fiske's first name by writing 'Hiya Holly'.
article_snippet.sent: However the handwriting matches the letter from Kaufman, who is mentioned in Durst's recent letter to Hennessey-Fiske as Hennessey-Fiske broker for an apartment deal, and contained the same spelling mistake of Beverly Hills as 'Beverley Hills'.
article_snippet.sent: It certainly doesn’t look like Durst's recent letter to Hennessey-Fiske'.
highlights_snippet.sent: Molly Hennessey-Fiske, Los Angeles Times reporter, received letter .
  