
Martha Moxley case: Kennedy cousin breaks silence on troubled upbringing, arrest warrant in murder mystery
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Michael Skakel details his traumatic childhood and maintains his innocence in the Martha Moxley murder case that captivated the nation for decades.
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In the new NBC News podcast titled, "Dead Certain: The Martha Moxley Murder," Skakel spoke publicly at length for the first time since his conviction was overturned to recount his upbringing and explain his side of the murder case.
Moxley was only 15 when she was beaten and stabbed to death with a golf club in the yard of her family’s suburban Greenwich home on Oct. 30, 1975. She was last seen hanging out with friends on "Mischief Night," an annual evening in which children partake in neighborhood pranks on the night before Halloween.













