Susan Berman‘s father was a mob figure Davie Berman, who replaced Bugsy Siegel in Las Vegas Flamingo Hotel after the murder of Siegel crowd. Berman has always believed that her father had died mysteriously on the operating table when she was 12. Berman also believed that his mother Gladys overdose suicide ‘after one year was under mysterious circumstances.
Susan Berman was known affectionately as the “Jewish Mafia Princess“. In 1981, Berman published a memoir, Easy-Street life as the daughter of a bandit. Susan Berman was presented in the 1970 William Morris Agency, who spoke with several Hollywood producers interested in adapting the book into a script Berman. The film rights were purchased from Berman, but the film project never got off the ground.
Various published accounts of the assumption of a possible link between the murder of Herman and the 1982 disappearance of Kathie Durst, the wife of a school friend of Berman and heir to the New York real estate fortune, Robert Durst. Durst was considered the main suspect in the disappearance of his wife, together with another person, with interest, but he was never charged in the case. Berman remained a friend of Durst after the disappearance of his wife, and Fred gave great gifts of cash Berman for a few months before the death of Berman. Almost two decades after the disappearance of Kathie Durst, the New York State Police, at the request of Jeanine Pirro, District Attorney at this time in Westchester County, New York, got in touch with Susan in her interview about the case of Durst. She was killed a few days after the request.
susan berman lived immediately Sunset Strip in Alta Loma Road in West Hollywood for several years before moving to her last home in Benedict Canyon. Nyle Brenner, head of the Berman told the Los Angeles Times days after the murder that “many of the details of personal life, Ms. Berman is not clear,” adding: “She was married once in 1980 and later helped to rear 2 children’s friend. Berman relations have been layered, often deeply and mysteriously. She kept in close touch with friends on Alta Loma Road, where she once lived, Las Vegas Strip, and in New York, including the Durst.
Berman has been published author and a graduate of the University of California at Los Angeles with a Master’s degree in journalism from the University of California, Berkeley. She was a staff reporter for San Francisco Examiner, and also wrote for the magazine City by Francis Ford Coppola, Westinghouse Evening Show at KPIX and the people show on CBS. She was one of the writer in New York, Cosmopolitan and family. Berman wrote the “Driver” Give a soldier elevator! “And” Lady Las Vegas, which is accompanied by the release of special and E, for which Berman was co-author of the script.
At the time of her death, she worked on a project for Showtime with an attorney Kevin Norte. Name the project “Sin City” and is currently planned Showtime version of HBO hit “The Sopranos”.
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