In 1975, 15-year-old Martha Moxley was murdered in Belle Haven, Connecticut - a case later linked to the Kennedy family.

Martha was beaten to death with a golf club in her own backyard. The last person seen with her? The teenage son of one of the wealthiest families in Belle Haven—rich, connected, and untouchable. This should have been an easy case to solve, but from the moment Martha’s body was found, it was clear that only money and power would dictate what happened next.

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Thank you to this week's sources:

Murder in Greenwich: Who Killed Martha Moxley?

By: Mark Fuhrman

Framed: Why Michael Skakel spent over a decade in prison for a murder he didn’t commit

By: RFK Jr.

Murder of Martha Moxley

Wikipedia

Timeline: Key dates in the Martha Moxley murder mystery

Robert Marchant, CT Insider

CT Superior Court

State of Connecticut vs. Michael Skakel

Probable Cause Hearing Transcript

June 20th, 2000

Kennedy Family Tree

By: Useful Charts

The day a Kennedy was accused of rape at the family’s Palm Beach mansion

Miami Herald Archives

The Palm Beach rape case: what the police affidavit says

Tampa Bay Times Archives

3 women in affidavits accuse Smith of sex attacks

Mary Jordan, Washington Post

RFK Jr.’s distorted account of evidence he provided in cousin’s case

Glenn Kessler, Washington Post

A Crime in the Clan

David van Biema, TIME

Trial of Guilt

Dominick Dunne, Vanity Fair