Body cam footage of Alex Murdaugh on night of murders: Full video

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  • Bodycam footage from Sgt. Daniel Greene of the Colleton County Sheriff’s Office shows when he met Alex Murdaugh on the night of the murders on June 7, 2021. Murdaugh was charged with killing Maggie Murdaugh and Paul Murdaugh.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 10 тис.

  • @bimmerbent
    @bimmerbent Рік тому +1832

    He said "this is a long story . . . " Most truthful words Alex ever spoke

    • @barbara54
      @barbara54 Рік тому +63

      He stops crying when they were pronounced dead. Very strange 🤔😕

    • @barbara54
      @barbara54 Рік тому +32

      And he stopped to listen to the police radio like he is guilty they found something.

    • @iloke11
      @iloke11 Рік тому +37

      And boy he was answering questions with long tales

    • @Morgan-yl3ou
      @Morgan-yl3ou Рік тому +12

      Flip sake , they look like hes outside a chippy , discussing with his mates what food to buy off the menu....

    • @Morgan-yl3ou
      @Morgan-yl3ou Рік тому +2

      ​@@barbara54
      Should be the other way round , shouldnt it ? Madness

  • @nutmeg8399
    @nutmeg8399 Рік тому +326

    It'd be so amazing if the officer said, "yeah, we checked them and they're breathing." I'd love to see his panicked reaction.

    • @Lori-nv4fu
      @Lori-nv4fu Рік тому +33

      Unfortunately, he wouldn't be able to say those exact words.....BUT, he COULD say; "The responders haven't confirmed that so we're not sure yet", would probably cause him to stay freaked out for sure! But we all saw him "relax" after he had confirmation that the were indeed DEAD. That was telling.

    • @jb5546
      @jb5546 Рік тому +19

      @@Lori-nv4fu They had been dead since like 8:45
      He didn't call the police until 10 so he was well aware of their fate by then.

    • @NYCMarkus
      @NYCMarkus Рік тому +10

      @@jb5546 he was still paranoid

    • @jb5546
      @jb5546 Рік тому

      @@NYCMarkus oh I’m sure he was. but not for that reason. this pos killed his family, went home and changed, drove to his mothers, came back hours later and they hadn’t moved an inch. he knew they were dead before calling 911.

    • @double858
      @double858 Рік тому +9

      That’s a very good thought, he’d be like…”the fuq !! Are you sure? Double check!!”

  • @TYT695
    @TYT695 9 місяців тому +86

    He brought the boat wreck story so quickly!

  • @jocelynastheart2732
    @jocelynastheart2732 4 місяці тому +32

    When someone is innocent, they have nothing but questions. When someone is guilty, they have nothing but answers.

  • @bitcoinbull6564
    @bitcoinbull6564 Рік тому +1060

    Body cams, dash cams etc have got to be one of the best things ever invented in terms of capturing events. It’s amazing that we can put ourselves right in the backyard through the police officers view and see how it all went down.

    • @italylove-bm5ks
      @italylove-bm5ks Рік тому +37

      Regardless god sees all and he maneuvers his truth from this kind of evil,God gave us all a free will and commandment to not murder !!!!! Our lives all lives are what he gave to us ,life not to be snuffed out by another human being ! That poor lady and her son didn't see that coming ,he lost all rights to her and his son !!!!!

    • @Jmoneygreenery
      @Jmoneygreenery Рік тому +13

      All while stoned /drunk and or double dodd3D off our arses lmao😅

    • @Jmoneygreenery
      @Jmoneygreenery Рік тому +2

      @@italylove-bm5ks i just noticed you said his son but i thought the son was the son from the mother? You never spoke of past relations….

    • @michael-zu7lr
      @michael-zu7lr Рік тому +10

      Yeah, amazing how technology can capture and make us part of the jury too in a way. We can also be helpful in finding the truth. Criminals beware this was a high profile lawyer who couldn't get away with it. He would've if his suicide attempt worked. Some higher power is watching and won't let you get away with crazy sh it. So people just do the right thing. Love one another no matter what and maybe life will be just fine. Money proves again too that it is the root of all evil 😈. I'm out.....

    • @1000Orgasms
      @1000Orgasms Рік тому

      @@italylove-bm5ks Shut up with the Sky Santa delusion.
      Sky Santa worshippers belong in the loony bin.

  • @07CS
    @07CS Рік тому +428

    He didn't seem concerned about his safety; he was standing out there in the dark waiting for police as if he knew no one was gonna shoot him..

    • @tmill
      @tmill Рік тому +21

      good point for sure !!

    • @Englishpatriot70
      @Englishpatriot70 Рік тому +6

      Very true

    • @garysullivan3144
      @garysullivan3144 Рік тому +23

      why do cowards take love ones instead of just taking out themselves. Must be a narcissist thing?

    • @07CS
      @07CS Рік тому +16

      @@garysullivan3144 he sure is not the man he portrays to be, so calm and collected. I'm sure he was doing more than pills, getting all crazy. He is a con man, a scammer, and a murderer. Must've been a horrific scene that kid dripping blood and still walking a couple steps.

    • @JS-csnjjip
      @JS-csnjjip Рік тому +21

      I am not saying he is not guilty but you have obviously never gone through trauma like this. Your mind is trying to process. I found my daughter dead. I was all over the place. I broke down but I also ran to a neighbor's house for no reason while the ambulance was on Scene and called my dad and just told him she was dead. Then hung up. I honestly couldn't even tell you what I did after that. I hate when people just assume someone is guilty just off behavior after the fact.

  • @ellenlewis9860
    @ellenlewis9860 9 місяців тому +52

    How the heck did he do that and not puke, fall down, scream or not shoot himself in the head immediately? It's beyond belief. I can not twist my head around that at all. Your own son with his brain falling out! This man is so sick. Solitary for life.

  • @sm3296
    @sm3296 Рік тому +234

    This officer is truly a wonderful example of how to handle a crime scene. Thorough, professional, calm, methodical and aware of everything going on.

    • @flysocietyZx
      @flysocietyZx Рік тому +17

      one mistake i think he made was saying the scene was secure while letting the potential shooter roam around. should have got him in cuffs.

    • @icwhy4366
      @icwhy4366 Рік тому +15

      Dude if he was innocent you realize how much mental damage that would do to a person?

    • @Lafata44
      @Lafata44 Рік тому +10

      ...and realizing that he was the killer in this very conversation.

    • @christinejeffery5489
      @christinejeffery5489 10 місяців тому +10

      ​@@flysocietyZx yes I agree...I thought to myself shouldn't they cuff him, ( treat him as a suspect?) ? and where's their guns , dogs, body protection gear? 😮 Alex saying I'm sorry I'm sorry , is that guilt? Wonder if the cop picked up on that too . Rest in peace Maggie and Paul 😢

    • @bettym170
      @bettym170 10 місяців тому

      Alex Murdoch is the true definition of evil.

  • @MuscleCarChronicles
    @MuscleCarChronicles Рік тому +2373

    I lost my wife to cancer (40 years old)a little over a yr and a half ago and to watch the pain she went through going from a healthy 145 lbs all the way down to about 88lbs was horrible. By far the worst thing I’ve ever experienced. It still haunts me to this day and to know there are people like this that just take his own son and wife’s life so easily. It is beyond me how he didn’t commit suicide. I’d give all the money In the world, give up everything and be homeless and eat out of dumpsters to have my wife back and to give my two little girls their mother back but this guy can kill his own so easily😢

  • @pottytime1
    @pottytime1 Рік тому +1476

    As a former police officer, observing someone in shock, (Alex M), he sure got lots of information out in those crucial moments to First on scene officers. He had a story ready to spill.

    • @theintroverse1905
      @theintroverse1905 Рік тому +1

      Yeah he leaned more on the fact side of things instead of basic human emotion like actually reacting to your wife and son being murdered.

    • @ninabukovics2802
      @ninabukovics2802 Рік тому +56

      Exactly!!!!

    • @afrogirl757
      @afrogirl757 Рік тому +72

      He seemed to stand directly in front of officer and his cam, lift up his pretty white tee to wipe his face and did it 3 times as if to show no blood on him.

    • @fredborg897
      @fredborg897 Рік тому +32

      premeditation!

    • @Brianna.007
      @Brianna.007 Рік тому +12

      Yes exactly

  • @CastanedaCrew4
    @CastanedaCrew4 Рік тому +590

    You don’t need to have years of law enforcement, psychology, or crime scene experience behind you to know within the first two minutes of this video, this man did it…just sickening

    • @EnzoTheBaker
      @EnzoTheBaker Рік тому +45

      Also, just 1.5 hour earlier he was wearing that blue shirt and khakis (in the tree sapling video) and they could never find it anywhere. Super sus already.
      A person can shower in that time and change, sure, but clothes don't just disappear forever like that.

    • @adambrooks4878
      @adambrooks4878 Рік тому +5

      How? Motive?

    • @juismac
      @juismac Рік тому +33

      Absolutely. I’m sure the first Officers on the scene suspected him from the start. How can you check the bodies for pulses and turn them over and still have an impeccably clean white t shirt??? Unless he changed his clothes between the time he called 911 to the time the first officers arrived which would be very suspicious if he’d said that.
      Nope he never touched the bodies from the time he arrived at the kennels and the time he called 911( 19 seconds). He knew what was down there already so he didn’t waste time trying to find what condition the bodies were in.

    • @butterbaby5484
      @butterbaby5484 Рік тому +16

      @@juismac Of course he did. He thru in trick questions that could have easily been answered with not sure...or maybe it was. Someone innocent tells the truth even if it doesn't sound right. But instead Alex kept lying or felt the need to say no, not mine. The officer suspected he is quilty because Alex was acting guilty.

    • @BallinComedy
      @BallinComedy Рік тому +66

      5:01 Alex is hysterical and then calmly asks another officer “how ya doin?” He broke character in that moment

  • @BallinComedy
    @BallinComedy Рік тому +125

    5:01 Alex is hysterical and then calmly asks another officer “how ya doin?” He broke character in that moment

    • @cm9317
      @cm9317 Рік тому +13

      That was very bizarre. Wow, the mask definitely slipped

    • @the1truelucas184
      @the1truelucas184 Рік тому +3

      Crazy 😮

    • @Ubeydullah75
      @Ubeydullah75 4 місяці тому +3

      Really, wow. Are you an expert?

    • @Mederkurd1984
      @Mederkurd1984 3 місяці тому

      💯💯💯💯

    • @NoraDean-bt3sw
      @NoraDean-bt3sw 26 днів тому

      Anyone present in REALITY, knows this man is guilty through and through.

  • @RonSavage01
    @RonSavage01 Рік тому +1200

    As a husband and father....I can tell you I wouldn't be asking for the medics to hurry up to check their pulse. I'd be on the ground with them crying uncontrollably.

    • @londonk69
      @londonk69 Рік тому +57

      I agree!!! They would have to literally pick me up from the ground ,this is sad and sickening R.I.P. to the mother and Son

    • @park3y
      @park3y Рік тому +26

      Exact same here, buddy. I like to think of myself as level headed, but I wouldn't handle my whole world collapsing well. I'd probably have snatched them up and taken them to the emergency room.

    • @JLar-bb5hl
      @JLar-bb5hl Рік тому +18

      zactly, the police knew there and then.

    • @westmantooth6846
      @westmantooth6846 Рік тому +57

      His exact words were "is it official that there dead"

    • @nh6central
      @nh6central Рік тому +33

      Covered in blood and dirt... not sporting a clean white t-shirt.

  • @jackiescorpio6359
    @jackiescorpio6359 Рік тому +577

    Even the dogs are yelling out "don't believe a word he says" Any guy who admits to being a liar his whole life, stealing millions of dollars, taking drugs for 20 yrs, and admits to staging his suicide attempt, and is a suspect in killing the maid so that he could steal the 5 million insurance money, is classified as a sociopath in my mind. I said it all in one sentence.

    • @devinw5150
      @devinw5150 Рік тому +25

      Definitely! This guy has no conscience and would have no problem killing anyone who was a threat to his career or who could make him a lot of money if they’re dead.

    • @TheTenaciousEunuch
      @TheTenaciousEunuch Рік тому +24

      In netflix we trust..

    • @schrisdellopoulos9244
      @schrisdellopoulos9244 Рік тому +10

      And you said it well. I wish everyone could understand this simple logic.

    • @YanilleCastillo
      @YanilleCastillo Рік тому +6

      100 agree

    • @YanilleCastillo
      @YanilleCastillo Рік тому +5

      @ Jackie 💯 agree I pray God exposes entire truth comfort those families who are grieving and that Justice comes to those that r grieving and the peace of God that surpasses all understanding rest upon them in Jesus name

  • @mmitchell4578
    @mmitchell4578 Рік тому +14

    *Pauls brain is splattered on the ceiling* "It's official that they're dead?!"

  • @greghatton1787
    @greghatton1787 Рік тому +324

    The fact that he never once attempts to go up to either Maggie or Paul is very telling. So glad justice has been done.

    • @megathorn4307
      @megathorn4307 Рік тому +19

      i don't know about that. i found my best friend dead and after i realized what was happening i did not want to see her again that night. but agreed, i'm glad he was convicted

    • @melindamercier6811
      @melindamercier6811 Рік тому +12

      By the time law enforcement arrived he was most likely not allowed to go near the crime scene bc it is evidence. He told the 911 operator that he had touched their bodies already though. That said, I don’t know if I could even look at the horrifically murdered bodies of my loved ones during such an ordeal if I was innocent. He keeps looking even after he’s told they’re dead which is a little more surprising to me. Like he’s fascinated with his work and can’t look away. It’s disturbing.

    • @bathtownship
      @bathtownship Рік тому +14

      He deserves an Oscar for his put on performance, heaving and grunting all thrown in for dramatic effect. He killed his wife and son in cold blood just earlier that night, Evil walks among us, poor dogs in the background know something bad happened.

    • @tilster3239
      @tilster3239 Рік тому +12

      Not an ounce of blood in him

    • @waybach
      @waybach Рік тому +4

      @@tilster3239 forensics actually shows there is blood on his white shirt from the blast of a high powered firearm. if I remember correctly it was mainly lower right and some on top left of shirt
      Edit: okay I’m wrong

  • @jada2514
    @jada2514 Рік тому +2681

    I know people handle stressful situations differently but he’s so calm. He’s not freaking out or anything. He’s forming coherent full statements, including an alibi, and even asks an approaching officer, “How you doing?” Who does that after seeing the bodies of your wife and child who have been brutally murdered??? The dog sounded more distressed than Alex!

    • @lindajames978
      @lindajames978 Рік тому +74

      He is a lawyer and has bound to know how to act around a crime scene - if he lawyer down on the grass sobbing would you believe him innocent !!!

    • @averykristian
      @averykristian Рік тому +63

      @@lindajames978 yeah i don't follow her logic, he's southern, they're polite first no matter what

    • @usafman8864
      @usafman8864 Рік тому +152

      ​​​@@averykristianou're not following her logic? You're sick. He said someone was threatening his son and they came and killed him, when in actuality he was the killer. Her logic literally hit the nail on the head I literally can't understand how you would say otherwise. Also, Linda said he's a lawyer, not he's a kind southern father. Southern people are just kind and welcoming? People from the west, east, Midwest, northwest, can all be kind and greet people the same way.

    • @mei6044
      @mei6044 Рік тому +7

      Totally agree!

    • @jada2514
      @jada2514 Рік тому +181

      I’m from the south….Georgia in fact and less than 2 hours from Hampton. We are polite but in a moment such as that I think manners go out the window. As far as him being a lawyer and wanting to keep his composure or knowing how to act around a crime scene, again I feel like “training” goes out the window. As I said before I know people have different coping mechanisms however he just seemed a little too “put together” when compared to the scene before him.

  • @katewoolf6059
    @katewoolf6059 Рік тому +535

    That poor dog in the background crying. He saw, smells and hears everything. Poor thing

    • @janedoe-di5lf
      @janedoe-di5lf Рік тому +15

      The worst, he probably ate or licked some pieces.

    • @debbiem7443
      @debbiem7443 Рік тому +47

      If only he could talk !

    • @celticfreckles1635
      @celticfreckles1635 Рік тому +20

      Thought the same thing! Dog needs Pouch Therapy for rest of his life.

    • @kathleenk7170
      @kathleenk7170 Рік тому +40

      Those dogs knew their beloved Maggie was gone. They always knew. Poor animals.

    • @fredmansfield7793
      @fredmansfield7793 Рік тому +1

      I just wish that the good Lord would have made this dog be able to speak to this

  • @sakinah9901
    @sakinah9901 8 місяців тому +48

    This shows just how a person
    CAN LIE DIRECTLY IN YOUR FACE WITH NO WORRY THAT PEOPLE WILL NOT BELIEVE THEM!

  • @maddog9265
    @maddog9265 Рік тому +271

    i study criminology and forensic psychology so i also understand human behavior. for him to be “it’s a long story” instantly explaining himself away having to PROVE himself first instead of worrying abt his wife and son is a very clear sign, especially the way he avoids their names “my wife, my son” distancing himself from them emotionally. also another strange but small thing i’ve noticed is how he says “they’re dead, aren’t they” not because he wants to know but because he’s clarifying they didn’t make it.

    • @maddog9265
      @maddog9265 Рік тому +43

      he also seems more irritable and sweating more than actually emotional. crossing his arms, bending around, minimizing himself as much as possible.

    • @karinaz8756
      @karinaz8756 Рік тому +42

      He’s dead aren’t they? - he absolutely wants to confirm there are no witnesses. Can you imagine his face if the cops said they found a pulse?

    • @Nahmate1337
      @Nahmate1337 Рік тому +3

      if you studied criminology then all you did was studying excuses for certain demographics

    • @BallinComedy
      @BallinComedy Рік тому +35

      5:01 Alex is hysterical and then calmly asks another officer “how ya doin?” He broke character in that moment

    • @PROUDCANADIANGIRL
      @PROUDCANADIANGIRL Рік тому +30

      I was going to say the exact same thing… but what I also noticed was the “script” he had all practiced in the holster. You can just tell by his voice and demeanour that he wasn’t shocked they were dead which is so sad. A basic normal reaction would be numbness, inability to speak and flailing with uncontainable crying. He has never legitimately wept and the long story about the boat accident and his parents at the beginning was a tell tale sign of a script
      Side note… I wish someone would rescue those dogs.

  • @ISEEKSPACE
    @ISEEKSPACE Рік тому +779

    This man is a true monster. The things this man got away with and all the harm he did is beyond me. The motive at trial was clear. That boating accident sealed the fate of his family. Man, the damage this family caused and the way this man ended his own child and wife's life is beyond me.

    • @jdaunno1
      @jdaunno1 Рік тому +20

      I've been trying to find out what the motive was. Why would he kill them because of the accident? I didn't watch the trial.

    • @LLove-th4ju
      @LLove-th4ju Рік тому +1

      @@jdaunno1The theory is he did it to distract from the boat case ( Paul’s hearing was scheduled for 3 days later) and also to cause everyone to rally around Alex and stall the financial crimes investigations that were about to come down on him.

    • @jdaunno1
      @jdaunno1 Рік тому +1

      @L. Love oh wow ok that makes sense. Unbelievable !

    • @jessicabeasley2535
      @jessicabeasley2535 Рік тому +43

      It was more than the boating accident. He's responsible for his housekeepers death also

    • @BBB-rd2qi
      @BBB-rd2qi Рік тому +1

      @@jdaunno1 - Watch the Utube channel now named “Murdaugh Murders Podcast”. The two local, women, reporters have been following the Murdaughs since the boat accident. They dug into them in spite of threats.

  • @Marilyn-np6ls
    @Marilyn-np6ls Рік тому +819

    The officer with the body cam has such a calm voice and demeanor. Exactly the kind of person you want handling something like this.

    • @littlesmith5005
      @littlesmith5005 Рік тому +28

      And at the same time going up and down ol boy with his flashlight. He knew what to look for!

    • @shelahogletree7711
      @shelahogletree7711 Рік тому +11

      I thought the officer was being rude to the bearded deputy

    • @Marilyn-np6ls
      @Marilyn-np6ls Рік тому +1

      @@shelahogletree7711 - hmm- I don’t remember that; was it at the end of the video?

    • @ls4.8frank
      @ls4.8frank Рік тому +14

      His voice and demeanor mean nothing when he cannot protect evidence and a crime scene which was his main job that night.

    • @alisethornton3838
      @alisethornton3838 Рік тому +1

      @@shelahogletree7711 Agreed!!!!! please see my comments above!!!

  • @jennacarroll9200
    @jennacarroll9200 Рік тому +15

    He was really concerned if they "were officially dead" almost asking in a "i need to know for sure" kind of way. Unbelievable. Asked so many questions and was completely coherent.

    • @BlondeRockChick
      @BlondeRockChick 8 місяців тому

      His sons head almost completely gone and he neeed to ask if they were gone?? Ohh plz!!

  • @hfortenberry
    @hfortenberry Рік тому +187

    Unless you're a psychopath or narcissist, when someone is expressing genuine grief, you feel with them and it hurts you too. But, as I watch him, I feel nothing but disgust because he is not expressing genuine grief. He's fake! And after his little initial show, he is so calm, except for the pacing. He's so cold. It's scary crazy to see a real monster in action like this. I feel so much more for those poor dogs. They saw the horror. I hope someone comforts them soon.

    • @leonardemiletaylor6229
      @leonardemiletaylor6229 Рік тому +2

      Just imagine Buster and Paul! #future monsters

    • @jakelukasik5294
      @jakelukasik5294 Рік тому +7

      But your just watching it after the trial when he’s been found guilty your opinion is meaningless yes he is guilty but the only reason your saying what you have said is after watching the court preceding

    • @jaydenfindley488
      @jaydenfindley488 Рік тому +8

      @@jakelukasik5294 personally I could tell he was guilty just from watching the Netflix show when it played the 911 phone call and that was before he was convicted before I even knew they were looking at him as a suspect and I completely agree with the original comment

    • @LLace
      @LLace Рік тому +2

      @@jakelukasik5294 EXACTLY

    • @jackydooley6053
      @jackydooley6053 Рік тому +7

      I feel bad for the victims obviously but those poor dogs that Maggie loved I feel so sorry for them too 🥺

  • @teresaduling5135
    @teresaduling5135 Рік тому +489

    He is distancing himself from the bodies, even if there were a remote chance my loved ones were alive I would be at their side and to be there during their final breath. He knew they were dead, he made sure of it. The way and the manner in which he asks if they are dead are off. I would expect him kneeling beside one of them crying or unable to stand, he is just too calm. No redness in his eyes, his nose dripping, no blotchy face, no wailing or moaning, no visible tears. I do see sweat on his neck and face. Instant alibi when nobody asked, too talkative, too much detail about inconsequential stuff for just having seen his wife and son brutally stricken down and lifeless on the cold hard cement and ground. Why walk around in the open like that between buildings even if the police were there, because he knew nobody else was out there.

    • @littlestflyable
      @littlestflyable Рік тому +11

      Unless he's trampling on evidence.

    • @ma14rc
      @ma14rc Рік тому +11

      thanks detective....what would we have done w/o you?

    • @shirlmygirl
      @shirlmygirl Рік тому +9

      He was probably strung out.

    • @ashleywilliams8590
      @ashleywilliams8590 Рік тому +15

      Very good point there no way I would leave my child unattended even if I thought they were I would be dying right next to them. He wasn’t near the bodies saying come here. The fact that he ask the office how is he doing while apparently sobbing, asking for details about how they are handling the bodies all suspicious

    • @ashleywilliams8590
      @ashleywilliams8590 Рік тому +6

      @@ma14rc boooooooooooooooo

  • @xtreme2167
    @xtreme2167 Рік тому +329

    If I would find my loved ones like this, I would need medical attention. The shock would be unbearable. I also would be scared to death of someone still on the property. He tried to play the part but he failed.

    • @xtreme2167
      @xtreme2167 Рік тому +8

      I still believe Maggie walked away somewhere and he was going to make it look like P had an accident/suicide involving his gun but Maggie came and saw what happened and tried to run. I think there was going to be a story told about P being depressed that's why the 2 were riding around the property earlier on "talking" which he never disclosed about what about. I believe the plan got foiled when Maggie came and saw who and what happened too soon. It's my theory and seems to me a narrative he was painting with what he meticulously already said repeatedly. It had to change since now both were dead. I never believed he was going to go to his parents home that night but that came as his planned changed since the caretaker said it was strange for him to come that late at night. At some point his story changed and his inconsistencies broadened. Again my theory based on the testimony and crime scene. All over money and the boat case. Maggie was to find P and he would of been there for her. Reason for him to be at the kennels but later had to lie about being there. I think the tears/emotions are coming from having to kill her not P the intended target. I want to see if he had gloves (garden type) on when he was at that tree in his original cloths. Whoever did this was nervous/ shaking AF ( reason for missing) and knew them and they knew him. I would be looking at every detail in that tree video.

    • @angelwings7930
      @angelwings7930 Рік тому +1

      @@xtreme2167 I heard MA insisted Maggie meet him at the kennels. He knew she was there.

    • @xtreme2167
      @xtreme2167 Рік тому +1

      @@angelwings7930 Seems like a lot of inconsistencies after today's testimony the 3 didn't seem to even eat together. Another lie Alex told. Maybe Alex and Paul ate but Maggie did not come home until well after 8pm. I still think he was trying to time it out for Paul to look like an accident and Maggie finding him but it didn't work according to his plan or he botched his own plan. I am thinking now someone helped him clean up or cover it up. Most likely with phone records someone he called before and after police arrived on scene.

    • @Matt-wj1il
      @Matt-wj1il Рік тому +7

      @@xtreme2167 I disagree. If he wanted to stage Paul’s suicide and not kill Maggie, he wouldn’t have invited her home from Edisto Beach that particular evening.

    • @Matt-wj1il
      @Matt-wj1il Рік тому +1

      @@xtreme2167 he also wouldn’t have had a 2nd gun ready to go after Maggie if she’d ran up on him by surprise. He wanted it to seem like two shooters. She’d been on his ass about the pills (May 6 texts and her search history prove it , and she was considering divorce. He was also confronted about the financial crimes that same day. Told investigators in 2nd interview she was home that morning when he went to work but actually he asked her to come home that night. He knew exactly what he was doing. He thought his boat case vigilante theory would never have placed him in the crosshairs of the detectives but once it did, Verizon, Apple, and OnStar put him on blast.

  • @bamadad53
    @bamadad53 9 місяців тому +41

    It always struck me as odd as to why Alex waited until first responders arrived (with their body cams recording him) to begin making phone calls to friends partners and family. I would have been on the phone calling everyone I could think of as soon as I got the phone with 911.

    • @toggtlas7099
      @toggtlas7099 7 місяців тому +2

      He did, if you listen to the trial he even hung up on the 911 operator to start making other calls.

  • @bbobbitt6554
    @bbobbitt6554 10 місяців тому +38

    The way he took a “sigh of relief“ when the officer confirmed they were dead is just sickening.

  • @mthomas3547
    @mthomas3547 Рік тому +934

    The first thing I noticed is that he went into an alibi and a possible motive. A crime against your spouse and child renders you in shock and tremendous grief. IF someone had it in for them, they would be in jail right now.

    • @angelwings7930
      @angelwings7930 Рік тому +63

      Yeah he was so capable of endless blabbing it was extremely odd.

    • @athenavan2242
      @athenavan2242 Рік тому +57

      If someone had it in for them Alex never would have made that trip to almeda they would have stormed in that house while they were eating dinner and took them all out. Alex trying to lay blame on Paul and the boat accident being the possible motive, everytime he is questioned is just showing his guilt even more. Why is he not concerned for his safety just standing out there alone waiting on police to show up, if it was an ambush from unknown person? This man is guilty as hell, all of the fake crying is not going to help him because 95% of anyone watching this trial knows he is guilty, a thief, cheat, greedy, and not to forget liar. His marriage was 100% perfect, no problems, never argued, yeah, ok how about that infidelity and cheating on your wife and how it caused her to not trust you since you did it,

    • @zoer7338
      @zoer7338 Рік тому +8

      Yup

    • @michaelkline884
      @michaelkline884 Рік тому

      @taramcgavan7654 Great point anybody who knows someone who was in need of a fix knows how crazy nasty they can be Alex used illegal prescription drugs so if Paul took or destroyed them or if Maggie and Paul were really ragging on him that evening he may have waited till they went to see the dogs

    • @AfterTheRain_Beth
      @AfterTheRain_Beth Рік тому +80

      Practically the first words out his mouth to the cop are "This is a long story..." Who says something like that when you've just found your wife and son shot dead?

  • @rubenr7925
    @rubenr7925 Рік тому +458

    His actions showed more anxiety and nervousness than emotion over 2 family members death.

    • @christinebuckingham8369
      @christinebuckingham8369 Рік тому +4

      Exactly!

    • @americanineverywaybutcitiz2330
      @americanineverywaybutcitiz2330 Рік тому +9

      Lmao no. That what U want to see.

    • @rwebdaddy
      @rwebdaddy Рік тому +2

      How would you know?

    • @bendover7841
      @bendover7841 Рік тому +7

      @@americanineverywaybutcitiz2330 Exactly. Everybody thinks they're behavior experts with their confirmation biases.

    • @mei6044
      @mei6044 Рік тому +2

      And don't forget, from the get go, outright fear of being suspected or of getting caught for murder!

  • @user-gy5cx5db2i
    @user-gy5cx5db2i 6 місяців тому +12

    it seems an odd thing to say to a random passing police officer "how ya doin?" in such grim circumstances- surprised he didnt have a chat about the weather

  • @neriahlakotsa8502
    @neriahlakotsa8502 10 місяців тому +41

    This officer is so calm. Exactly what was needed during this crazy situation

  • @geraldmcgill7994
    @geraldmcgill7994 Рік тому +76

    The way that these cops were looking at each other, they knew who the killer was very early on. They didn’t know what the motive was but they knew that the murderer was the guy who reported the crime.

  • @ivangotyokes
    @ivangotyokes Рік тому +592

    Right off the bat he has a story ready to go. This guy is a real piece of work. If this happened to my family I'd be at a loss for words, like most humans.

    • @terrymunoztrujillo483
      @terrymunoztrujillo483 Рік тому +1

      piece of Sh*t you mean a murdering POS

    • @TornadoOfCards
      @TornadoOfCards Рік тому +5

      He doesn't even know how many guns he has lol

    • @jaymesnin
      @jaymesnin Рік тому

      I would have the weapon in my hand until the police arrived. Calling everyone i know were gonna find the SOB's and *******. Id of been backed in a corner until authoritys arrived. With dispatch. Ready to fire incase they came back

    • @monah7651
      @monah7651 Рік тому +31

      He even mentioned the time details, straight from the getgo. without even asked. Pathological liar…

    • @z17seattle
      @z17seattle Рік тому

      He calmly answers questions, not hysterical at all what a sick fck

  • @cm9317
    @cm9317 Рік тому +12

    The dogs are more genuinely upset than Alex Murdah

    • @TennesseeRockMom
      @TennesseeRockMom 5 днів тому

      They really are. They're whimpering, too. 😢

  • @denisebrown3936
    @denisebrown3936 Рік тому +11

    Excellent video and very professionally handled Thank you Police for all you do

  • @evm9803
    @evm9803 Рік тому +264

    He has absolutely NO BLOOD on him. If that was my son I would be covered in blood because of my attempts to revive him, save him or just hugging him out of grief.

    • @heartendesignstudio
      @heartendesignstudio Рік тому +22

      Since he was in the law industry, he probably thinks professionally he has to keep it together (to give his idea of "right info" to place his timeline and alibi) and I personally think he had a hard time distinguishing how to behave personally and professionally which was the problem even in the boating accident. Normal people wouldn't have tried to cover or use their family's name to get away with murder. As a resident of SC, I have seen how the good ole boy system works, and I think that a guilty verdict is fitting.

    • @cmills1008
      @cmills1008 Рік тому +9

      I disagree my friends son killed himself and she didn't hug him out of grief. She wasn't covered in blood either....

    • @shannon_w.
      @shannon_w. Рік тому +2

      EXACTLY! They would have DEFINITELY thought I was guilty because I would probably look like I bathed in the blood!

    • @Jodi_Johnson
      @Jodi_Johnson Рік тому +5

      ​@@cmills1008 exactly! Until in that position, no one knows how they would react

    • @gloriaarmstrong999
      @gloriaarmstrong999 Рік тому +1

      ​​@@cmills1008 They both shot in the head with two different guns. Multiple tire tracks of different vehicles.
      He is a habitual liar and thief of the worst kind. He destroyed a lot of people's lives.
      However I question this ?? He deserves life in prison for all the lives he destroyed and was already headed that way.
      He was judged and persecuted by the entire county.
      It's possible he didn't do this. He's so used to lying, he lied himself right into "Guilty". Alot of people were out to get him and his son Paul.
      There was alot of evidence that was not introduced at the trial. Was very strange.

  • @jadathompson3571
    @jadathompson3571 Рік тому +132

    His reaction reminds me of Chris Watts’ reaction. Extremely fidgety, he provided a motive instantly and said to the officer that Paul had been involved in a boating accident which they thought was “benign” but he knows that’s what this is about. (I feel that alone speaks volumes on their thoughts of Mallory’s death) Continued asking if they were dead and even after the officer says yes, he keeps asking for confirmation.

    • @jadathompson3571
      @jadathompson3571 Рік тому +9

      Also he mentions that he “went back” and retrieved his shotgun. Went back where? That property is 1700 acres so how did he know exactly where his son and wife were at if he just pulled up on this?

    • @osmonfrances2407
      @osmonfrances2407 Рік тому +4

      My other question is , while he is on trial. Did they try to find out who was behind (the so called) threats that his family was supposed to be getting?? .. Because there was no threats. ''I believe that part is all made up & I also think about his other son. I think his other son thinks he killed his mom and brother. Reason, why, on how he reacts while his dad is in court. It is how his other son looks at his dad while he is on trial. ''Just a thought''. I also want to know why the cops didn't do a test on him and his clothes to see if shot a gun recently?? .. lol

    • @jadathompson3571
      @jadathompson3571 Рік тому +1

      @@osmonfrances2407 Exactly!! I don’t think I heard anyone mention checking Alex for gunshot residue.

    • @jadathompson3571
      @jadathompson3571 Рік тому

      @@osmonfrances2407 During the trial, one of the officers testified that it was misty out and so Alex went inside and changed his clothes. He also testified that so many friends/family of Alex’s showed up at the scene and went into the home. They could’ve easily hid/contaminated evidence.

    • @mzbatonrougebeauty5267
      @mzbatonrougebeauty5267 Рік тому +3

      Well Chris was a HORRIBLE liar..Alex had better acting skills..he knew to turn around when he did the fake cry

  • @angelica9566
    @angelica9566 Рік тому +10

    Poor dogs, mute witnesses of the horror and crime

    • @pommiebears
      @pommiebears 2 місяці тому

      I remember feeling the same for Nicole Simpsons Akita dog. Poor thing was wailing, led people to the murder scene of his owner. Had blood all over his paws, and a neighbour said he could hear the “plaintive wail of a dog” at 10:15pm…..when OJ simpson was murdering them. Awful.

  • @BlacktulipSF
    @BlacktulipSF Рік тому +5

    if you find your family dead, you dont walk around calling people.

  • @karenfarris4585
    @karenfarris4585 Рік тому +134

    If only the dogs in the kennels could talk….

    • @islandgirl9479
      @islandgirl9479 Рік тому +7

      Let's call Cesar Malan 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @mandysand5683
      @mandysand5683 Рік тому +17

      If they could talk they all would have been murdered too!

    • @nm1raider758
      @nm1raider758 Рік тому +3

      Maybe a dog can't speak English, but a parrot can! A parrot recited the entire murder and their testimony was used to convict his daddy's wife and send her to prison!!!

    • @cbesthelper404
      @cbesthelper404 Рік тому +1

      @@mandysand5683 Great point!

    • @cbesthelper404
      @cbesthelper404 Рік тому +3

      Actually, it sounds like they are communicating to tell what just happened. If only WE knew how to translate their language.

  • @derrickforeal
    @derrickforeal Рік тому +351

    Confronted about fiancial crimes just hours before. Thought his son was going to prison, thought his wife was leaving him. This murdaugh murder brought to you by oxycontin, greed, guilt, fear, wrath.

    • @majorkade
      @majorkade Рік тому +25

      And a payout in a wrongful death lawsuit resulting from son's recklessness.

    • @melissadawn3828
      @melissadawn3828 Рік тому +13

      That about sums it up 😆

    • @cbesthelper404
      @cbesthelper404 Рік тому +4

      A good one!

    • @maitaimik
      @maitaimik Рік тому +20

      @@majorkade Exactly ! we need to look at his potential liabilities - son worth negative $30 million. Wife worth negative 50% of marital assets. Alex has two humans who, if disposed of (killed) would substantially reduce his financial liabilities.

    • @LJSask
      @LJSask Рік тому +9

      Yup agree -he didn’t want to lose them and have them testify against him- his entire world was about to crumble and he couldn’t allow that- he’s a blood sucking lawyer too-he knows that by getting rid of the weapons used to kill them it would’ve harder to prove he did it- he gambled and testified knowing that he would gain more sympathy from jurors-only need one juror to have a mistrial- he also knows his jail time as a murderer would be longer and harsher than a jail term for embezzlement

  • @JoeRendon-nq6um
    @JoeRendon-nq6um 9 місяців тому +11

    You can tell he's lying from the start, incredible 😢

  • @sublimebud
    @sublimebud 11 місяців тому +9

    At around 5:08 , the " Hi , how ya doin ? " gets me every time ..... Sooo guilty . It was almost as if he was trying to meet a client

    • @standardshirley2480
      @standardshirley2480 8 місяців тому

      i know! I heard that and thought surely he wouldnt just say that, like that! dafuq

  • @the_bipolar_dad
    @the_bipolar_dad Рік тому +312

    Who ever this officer is, he is 100% squared away. From the beginning of the video his demeanor didn’t change the way he took control of the crime scene to protect and preserve evidence to the log sheet plus handling the victim’s husband (now I can say convicted killer) all while dealing with what I’m sure is something no one is ever truly prepared to see is exactly what I would to see from a on scene first responder

    • @shrimpu
      @shrimpu Рік тому +12

      Was thinking the same. He has such a calming, collected and a polite kind of voice and tone. He never seemed agitated or confused. So impressive.

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss
      @TheAnnoyingBoss Рік тому +9

      I het LA noire vibes. The cops show up to the murder scene and the bodies laying around and theyre nothing but business. Stone cold professional

    • @johnkeating4221
      @johnkeating4221 Рік тому +6

      This officer was totally in control of the situation he found himself in.

    • @BigNate5594
      @BigNate5594 Рік тому +5

      We need more officers like him . Calm, cool, collected. Isnt trying to solve the crime that’s not his job. He is securing the crime scene and making sure everything is documented.

    • @deenad3562
      @deenad3562 Рік тому +5

      ​@@BigNate5594 and trying not to be a 3rd victim of this lunatic!

  • @iveyivey1298
    @iveyivey1298 Рік тому +108

    He's bringing up that boat incident because he knew he could deflect from him to that incident and use it as an excuse for why this might have happened , He purposely made sure he didn't get any blood on him because he didn't want to be blamed but yet if you love your family you're gonna get right in there to see if you can help and to see if there is any life left, He's not acting like someone that just came across the most horrendous thing they've ever seen and hes talking to coherent and normal because he knows he did this he can't act like he doesn't know what happened because he knows

    • @mtaylor7307
      @mtaylor7307 Рік тому +2

      In courtroom testimonies, he has changed clothes.

    • @jackjones7451
      @jackjones7451 Рік тому +3

      Pointless to bring up the boat incident to a regular beat cop.

    • @mtaylor7307
      @mtaylor7307 Рік тому

      @@jackjones7451 doesn't it seem like Alex planned and orchestrated this thing like he had no sense of things? It's like a bad beach-read novel. Look at the mess made with his apparent lack of knowledge about cellphone related technologies? Were we not here because of double murder, it would be a laughable comedy of errors.

    • @amandaandbug4914
      @amandaandbug4914 Рік тому +1

      True. I'd be hugging and crying my loved one most likely and covered in blood

  • @JesusismyRock773
    @JesusismyRock773 11 місяців тому +66

    Who says "I'm sorry" for grieving the murders of his wife and son? Who apologizes like that??? No one except the guilty party. And when he says how you doing to the other person, like WTF. Are you for real? Grieving about his wife and son, but then takes the time to say "how ya'll doing". So Creepy.

    • @bamadad53
      @bamadad53 9 місяців тому +5

      Yeah when Alex said “how you doing” to that officer that just walked up he was clearly sending a sign to him “hey you remember me right? I’m Alex Murdaugh, you know me right and you’ll do whatever you can to help me right?”

    • @ENFPerspectives
      @ENFPerspectives 9 місяців тому +1

      5:03 seemed very out of place. Unfeeling. Contrived.

    • @kipkapper3014
      @kipkapper3014 5 місяців тому

      bingo thought the same exact thing, it's an obvious tell of guilt this POS

  • @cmmmmmhmsh
    @cmmmmmhmsh Рік тому +53

    When the officer explained who the victims were to the other officer. You can tell in his eyes and the way he looked he knew what was up. Just such pure evilness, entitlement and selfishness.

    • @BallinComedy
      @BallinComedy Рік тому +5

      5:01 Alex is hysterical and then calmly asks another officer “how ya doin?” He broke character in that moment

  • @reha1066
    @reha1066 Рік тому +767

    The fact that after he blew their heads off, he left, made phone calls, talked to people, and they said he seemed normal. Then, he drove back to what he did and started his show. It's absolutely horrifying!! This guy is more than messed up! He is the spawn among us.

    • @phillipguthrie9030
      @phillipguthrie9030 Рік тому +66

      Notice how the cops didn't treat him as the description u gave.... Know why? #WhitePriviledge

    • @kaitlynmaria751
      @kaitlynmaria751 Рік тому +4

      16:11 16:12

    • @romieomartinize3795
      @romieomartinize3795 Рік тому +22

      Why judge him before hearing and knowing the truth

    • @gutenbird
      @gutenbird Рік тому

      @@romieomartinize3795 Cause we know the facts. And he DID it. He killed his wife and son. NO DOUBT. Unless you are an idiot.

    • @richardjenkins8366
      @richardjenkins8366 Рік тому +28

      @@romieomartinize3795 We have heard and we’re horrified by this creature

  • @simphiwetom9509
    @simphiwetom9509 Рік тому +240

    Watching form Cape Town, South Africa. This guy is so calm. He even asks a cop, " How you doing?". Its crocodile tears.

    • @MarkJohnson-us4sh
      @MarkJohnson-us4sh Рік тому +16

      He's crying because he remembered they didn't have life insurance

    • @jrlagoni
      @jrlagoni Рік тому +5

      Hey, I lived in South Africa in the 90's. Loved it; miss it! Take care of the beautiful Cape...

    • @CN86443
      @CN86443 Рік тому

      Watching from SC, USA town of murders. They got a Netflix series about this whole family called “the murdaugh”something. Their whole family are rich killers.

    • @cq9882
      @cq9882 Рік тому +6

      He turns away every time he appears to cry. I would be up there wanting to see them, trying to hold them. Would not be asking the Police how they are doing. When he is asked for detail, he breaks down and again turns away, even trying to put off any answers further.

    • @tonyaharman8369
      @tonyaharman8369 Рік тому +9

      The way he switches from tears to calm … it’s not normal.

  • @AC-Ninja
    @AC-Ninja 11 місяців тому +18

    I get the eery ass feeling that the only ONLY reason he was so concerned with them checking and making sure it's "official" that they'r deceased is that he was worried maybe one was still alive and could be momentarily coherent enough to implicate him. You can't put that past him. Evil mf.

  • @sherricaroberts783
    @sherricaroberts783 Рік тому +9

    Just him explaining the boat wreck and the threats screams guilty alone. How evil is this man. What a Actor

  • @puaguard9985
    @puaguard9985 Рік тому +869

    The fact he is still so coherent and the first thing he does when he talks to the officer to divert the blame from him and bring up the boat crash is baffling to me. After watching the trial and learning in detail the extent of the gruesomeness of the crime scene, it is even more disturbing that he can think straight enough to cover his tracks. His son's brain matter was everywhere. I am just beyond words he can even stand on two feet at this point

    • @angiesmith3183
      @angiesmith3183 Рік тому +88

      He is so distraught, that he sees someone he knows and immediately says “hey how ya doin” 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @jenndrives7797
      @jenndrives7797 Рік тому +47

      None of you all know how you would react in this situation. Y'all act like you know how somebody should act but you don't. You don't convict someone based upon YOUR perception of how they react that's ridiculous

    • @Boomer1156
      @Boomer1156 Рік тому +10

      I'm not from your country, but what was the reason for these killings? How could it benefit him?

    • @maddiethornhill9853
      @maddiethornhill9853 Рік тому +15

      The Netflix series The Murdaugh Murders fills in all the background.

    • @raineyj560
      @raineyj560 Рік тому +31

      ​@@jenndrives7797 sometimes ppl actions are part of why ppl are convicted, u sure riding hard for him 🤔

  • @Anyakolokol
    @Anyakolokol Рік тому +229

    When police officers see real grief and pain they are compassionate. I can tell this cop see right through his BS.

    • @tylerseabook9423
      @tylerseabook9423 Рік тому +4

      No he doesn’t

    • @alvaroq2024
      @alvaroq2024 Рік тому +13

      @@tylerseabook9423 Of course he does! Probably has seen way too many gruesome crime scenes.

    • @youtubewhenbored728
      @youtubewhenbored728 Рік тому

      Not to be that guy but y’all know the south is racist asf right? It’s a horrible place with horrible history compared to everywhere else in the country… they hang you for smoking weed or being a different color (not literally) they talk to you different if you’re brown and assume you speak a different language. It’s best not to give it any attention that’s why the north and everywhere else has more money and more educated. I’m gonna get a lot of hate for this but Idc what people think everyone’s hallow.

    • @lennaymaboyyy4848
      @lennaymaboyyy4848 Рік тому +2

      no they aren’t, and no he didn’t

    • @jaybanks1947
      @jaybanks1947 Рік тому +33

      @@lennaymaboyyy4848 you got a chip on your shoulder or something? Any cop can see thru this bs. I been one for a long time in Houston. When you see real grief by an innocent family member, they don’t act like this. I’ve had to drag people off their loved ones and sometimes you have to fight them to get them off so the ambulance crew can get in there. They don’t start in with their alibi like this

  • @audramuth4147
    @audramuth4147 Рік тому +32

    For someone who just found their wife of 20 plus years and his baby child, he’s way to freakin calm and is doing a lot of unnecessary talking . He isn’t losing his mind he’s not crying , he’s not standing near their bodies , he’s not holding on to the side of anything trying to keep his balance .’ Now knowing he was indeed at the kennels with them, sends shivers up my spine . He LIED straight to their faces . And that is all I need as evidence to convict him. Why lie about that ? He had the whole story about Buster having the chicken in his mouth …. Like what the heck !?!

    • @natalied6155
      @natalied6155 Рік тому +9

      Buster is the son. Lol. Bubba is the dog.

    • @riobrasilsambashowssambist1453
      @riobrasilsambashowssambist1453 11 місяців тому +2

      I think i'd be throwing up from anxiety bcz that's what happens to some ppl in extreme panic. Or maybe i'd just faint

    • @riobrasilsambashowssambist1453
      @riobrasilsambashowssambist1453 11 місяців тому +7

      @@natalied6155 lol both dog's names though 😂😂 huh

    • @GramCracker77
      @GramCracker77 6 місяців тому +1

      Why does he call a 22 yr old son his CHILD? I've NEVER heard anyone say that. I have adult sons.

  • @sherrymayberry6285
    @sherrymayberry6285 Рік тому +8

    Ain’t no way I’d be able to talk , to stand, to comprehend anything if my husband and child have just been murdered…He gave himself away immediately

    • @BlondeRockChick
      @BlondeRockChick 8 місяців тому +1

      For real. I wouldn’t be able to stand. I’d be throwing up seeing my kid shot like that let alone my spouse. I wouldn’t be asking officers , how are you doing and saying I’m sorry either! I wouldn’t give 2 fckd how They were doing!!

  • @ukcats82
    @ukcats82 Рік тому +286

    See, from watching hundreds of true crime videos, I can tell right off the bat, this guy is asking about if they are "confirmed" to be dead or not multiple times, then he literally stop answering a question the cop asked him to listen to the cops radio and then asks about what they said. He is trying to find out what the authorities know, just like most murderers.

    • @dogbsas
      @dogbsas Рік тому +3

      what the authorities know? the whole video is about police discovering the bodies dude. There is no investigation, nothing like that at that time.

    • @skydriver5709
      @skydriver5709 Рік тому +7

      @@dogbsas Everyone has an asshole... I mean opinion. Everyone thinks they're a god damn professional. You should see all the people during the live court podcasts who "know" he's guilty because he "looks guilty" or they instantly became body language experts.

    • @oliviaadan8208
      @oliviaadan8208 Рік тому +1

      ​@@skydriver5709 lol I want to be a body language expert..lol lol
      Also very true with that comment..lol

    • @thenightporter
      @thenightporter Рік тому +8

      There is a guy who does body language videos and he did one on Chris Watts. At one point, around the time the cop is upstairs with Chris and Shannan's friend Nicole, the cop gets a message via his walkie talkie. Chris, who was immersed in something else, whips his head around to listen. Here is the cideo link for that. Go to 15:53.
      ua-cam.com/video/2ZJzEZ8Y-rM/v-deo.html

    • @MeliMe111
      @MeliMe111 Рік тому +2

      I caught that too

  • @ksw4942
    @ksw4942 Рік тому +638

    I didn’t even want to know a thing about this case, but I’ve gotten sucked in…the thing that really stands out to me is that he actually asks “so it’s official…they’re dead?” Like he’s looking for confirmation of the worst rather than a hopeful “is there any chance they could survive?” Very telling.

    • @Korcasandromedaa
      @Korcasandromedaa Рік тому +17

      I feel the same I didn't want to get involved paying attention to the trial or anything.

    • @atonement7232
      @atonement7232 Рік тому +18

      Maybe he asked because he wanted them to survive, ever cross your mind or just go straight to cynical answer.

    • @ksw4942
      @ksw4942 Рік тому +34

      @@atonement7232 what you say and the way you say something matters.

    • @Youtoober6947
      @Youtoober6947 Рік тому +12

      Lmao, I love how ridiculous the comments get when someone is made public enemy # 1 😂
      Those are literally just different ways of asking the same thing.

    • @cincyfan80
      @cincyfan80 Рік тому +2

      First thing I thought

  • @Jackie-hn4yp
    @Jackie-hn4yp Рік тому +9

    I just can't wrap my head around him asking multiple times are they dead, and if they were officially pronounced dead....

  • @hassanmajed3089
    @hassanmajed3089 Рік тому +24

    When he said it's a long story I was shocked..it's definitely prepared..impossible for someone who's family killed to say that sentence..what a shame

  • @JK-jj9ko
    @JK-jj9ko Рік тому +324

    He doesn't looked scared or shocked, he isn't in hysterics for a horrific crime scene. He is talking properly, making whining sounds forcing his fake emotion when police asks him a question. But through the video when police leaves him alone he doesn't look worried or making whining sounds he is watching what the police is doing or saying. Alex is only concerned if maggie and paul are dead and keeps asking police to confirm it.

    • @bathsheba9581
      @bathsheba9581 Рік тому

      He can't even fake cry because he is a hard core psychopath. I don't believe for one second that he is an addict either. That's the only excuse he can pull out of his hat.

    • @Mina.15
      @Mina.15 Рік тому +14

      Right so disgusting 🚮

    • @narelleclaybrook9988
      @narelleclaybrook9988 Рік тому

      It's official they're dead? Omg who in the hell who have just supposedly just FOUND his wife and son like that kept on asking if they are dead but to say it's official? Wow Absolutely horrendous what has happened to them listening to the trial I'm sorry I just can't hearing his voice To me it's fake making out he's so upset When talking to Police it doesn't even sound that convincing to me in my opinion no he's bs of He is a corrupt pos lawyer Justice will come for Maggie and Paul he's seedy meaning cunning it's not adding up

    • @angelwings7930
      @angelwings7930 Рік тому +18

      It’s very disturbing because he’s so FAKE.

    • @sandradomazet2042
      @sandradomazet2042 Рік тому +26

      Yeah afraid if either were still alive they'd tell that Alec did it !! He's guilty as sin and hope the verdict is GUILTY !!!Wish the dogs could talk !!!!!!

  • @anitahwells3171
    @anitahwells3171 Рік тому +99

    If he seen his wife and sons condition then why isn’t he bloody? He has an explanation for everything and setting his alibi up!
    This is not the behavior of an innocent person!
    Fake as hell

    • @awesomevideolinda1525
      @awesomevideolinda1525 Рік тому +6

      He spent a lot of time on the phone calling everyone he could think of. I would call my family and ask them to inform the rest.

    • @AfterTheRain_Beth
      @AfterTheRain_Beth Рік тому

      He touched the bodies. He should have blood on him for that reason alone.

    • @gutenbird
      @gutenbird Рік тому

      And now it's been determined that he showed up and called cops like 20 seconds after he got there.

    • @lizgee5331
      @lizgee5331 Рік тому +1

      @@awesomevideolinda1525 I would think his first call would be to his other son to make sure he wasn't in harms way. Not his brother and Paul's friend.

  • @lesliemorse7522
    @lesliemorse7522 Рік тому +4

    Wow - he can't even work up a tear! Just snuffling and vocal fry - but no tears. Even stopped talking to ask someone how they were doing while the officer was starting to gather info. Wow.

  • @maryfrederick6934
    @maryfrederick6934 Рік тому +5

    This has to be the sorriest excuse for an investigation ever released to the public. Why wasn’t Alex immediately put into handcuffs, searched and taken to HQ for an interview with detectives when police arrived and he had a shotgun? Where’s the K-9 team searching for a suspect? Where’s a helicopter searching by air? Why is Alex allowed to wander all over the property leaving his footprints? Why are police interviewing each other instead of the person who found the bodies? One of them finally thinks to start a log but have to hunt around for a piece of paper! This looks more like a senior ladies’ coffee meeting than any investigation. Notice that Alex is wearing exactly what Ms Shelley, Ms Libby’s caregiver described when Alex showed up at Ms Libby very unexpectedly that night and told her to tell anyone who asked her he was at Ms Libby’s 30-40mins instead of 15-20mins, which was the truth. It’s truly a miracle a conviction was obtained despite this nonsense. Protocol is protocol, I don’t care how much money anyone has.

    • @curt5253
      @curt5253 8 місяців тому

      because. unlike what the defense said. he was given every special treatment from the start

  • @Dadschairwisdom
    @Dadschairwisdom Рік тому +1292

    People that throw away a great life like this is beyond me. RIP to the victims

    • @FirefighterBuell
      @FirefighterBuell Рік тому +117

      His “great life” came at expenses that caught up to him later on

    • @d_sharon_design
      @d_sharon_design Рік тому +137

      Money doesn't mean a great life.

    • @ashtonrucker7122
      @ashtonrucker7122 Рік тому +59

      "great life," its anything but.

    • @debrawillard3034
      @debrawillard3034 Рік тому +89

      if only those dogs could have talked imagine what they would have said about what they saw. feel sorry they had to see such a tragedy right in front of them.

    • @mgbl2808
      @mgbl2808 Рік тому +33

      Should have had cameras on house and kennels not just hunting huts.

  • @DLionheart
    @DLionheart Рік тому +403

    Note how many times he asked if they were dead. Clearly he wanted to make SURE they were deceased = no witnesses. What a despicable, purely evil man. 'Glad he was found guilty. RIP to all his victims of which there were more than these two. Sincere condolences to all who REALLY loved his victims. This guy has zero capacity for love.

    • @seriouslyscrapping
      @seriouslyscrapping Рік тому +1

      hey did they shoot one of the dogs read my comment to see time when cop shines torch on kennel looks like a dog on its side ...

    • @ladyj7715
      @ladyj7715 Рік тому +2

      Exactly

    • @ladyj7715
      @ladyj7715 Рік тому +2

      Why did it take so long for fire and rescue to come out to the scene?

    • @BT-ch9gf
      @BT-ch9gf Рік тому +1

      @@ladyj7715 great question.

    • @josimpson7999
      @josimpson7999 Рік тому +2

      Totally agree!
      He’s a truly evil, despicable human being. He absolutely makes my skin crawl.
      Thank God the monster was found guilty. I hope he rots in hell.

  • @terancem6240
    @terancem6240 Рік тому +4

    Man said "it's official that they're dead?" Inside going "awesome"

  • @reginayoung5578
    @reginayoung5578 Рік тому +18

    I can tell you that everybody handles tragic deaths differently
    I will never forget when I received news that my 18 yr old son was dead from a car accident. I was at my mother's when I got that call. A Sherrifs chaplain called there, and I got on the phone. I can't recall all that was said, but the chaplain was calm and asked me who was there, I believe... anyway, he told me my son had been killed and on what road. I didn't even recognize that road was the road close to our house... I was in shock and couldn't cry but was so overwhelmed with being told he was dead. My mother began to cry so, so loudly. All I could do was say, Mama, I prayed ! I remember things running through my mind and talking, but not like Alex, I don't think. I did ask and may have answered questions. My Mama said to me that we had to go to the hospital and ID my boy and I said, "Mama, I can't go there!" I'd had more than I could deal with at that minute. Thankfully my Mama's Pastor came and told us that my husband was going to the hospital to ID him.
    I don't know if AM killed them or if someone else was there or not. However, I do know that you can talk to people in a time of tragic death. However, you're in serious shock.. I can't rightly tell if AM is guilty or not. Just because he's functioning doesn't mean he's guilty. However, I can't imagine seeing my boy dead and in bad shape at the scene of the car accident. He was thrown out of the car. I never wanted to view him and I did not. I don't have those horrible scenes to live with. I remember my boy the way he was alive. Yes, I could have saw his body. He had some serious I juries and couldn't be opened at funeral but I could have viewed him at the Funeral Home. I didn't want to. It was hard enough already 😪 however, I did ask Funeral Home to take pictures and they're in his file. My daughter yrs later looked at them and said it gave her comfort. That he looked asleep. I still can't go see them. It's been 21 yrs.
    So, I said all this to say, we don't know how everybody responds to shock such as this.

    • @lacy03211
      @lacy03211 Рік тому +10

      I’m so very sorry for your loss.

    • @rhondabenedict5284
      @rhondabenedict5284 Рік тому +5

      🙏

    • @pommiebears
      @pommiebears 2 місяці тому +1

      I’m so sorry for your loss. I can’t imagine your grief. Sending you much strength and love 🇦🇺🙏🏽🌹

  • @CaraT1978
    @CaraT1978 Рік тому +823

    As a nurse, I’ve seen many deaths and many family reactions on all the spectrum - even in shock, even those that told me don’t show much emotion - ended up showing a lot of emotion once their loved one passed- that is the least amount of emotion I’ve ever seen from a man that lost his family in a shocking way. The least amount. He is acting like something was stolen from his home not that his son’s brains were just blown out … which he saw!!

    • @beat.levity
      @beat.levity Рік тому +18

      The way he talked about that, too- it's really obvious he brought it up for shock factor in the car. He repeated it the exact same way, too, because of how it sounded.

    • @imcodyithink3046
      @imcodyithink3046 Рік тому +40

      This isn’t always the case. Speaking from experience I knew how to handle my emotions and not let them overwhelm me. In this situation it’s a lot different though. We aren’t talking about people passing away at the hospital. We are talking about a guy finding his wife and son shot and dead. Everyone reacts differently but I could say in a situation like this his emotions aren’t aligning with the situation. In that kind of situation you would most likely be paralyzed in all the emotions you could imagine. Not the actions this man is making.

    • @worklife5094
      @worklife5094 Рік тому

      Who cares Whte pos

    • @YanilleCastillo
      @YanilleCastillo Рік тому +12

      Agree sister registered nurse almost 18 years

    • @YanilleCastillo
      @YanilleCastillo Рік тому +4

      @ct comment of nursing is for who I’m agreeing with

  • @BurleyFuzz
    @BurleyFuzz Рік тому +235

    When the police show up for a double homicide of your family, and one of the first things you say is ''It's a long story''. That means you have a story prepared, as he does. Guilty AF!
    Also, who turns on their vehicle hazard lights on their own property after ''finding'' your family members murdered? Those sure are some nice clean clothes you have on there, Alex...🙄

    • @loribug12
      @loribug12 Рік тому +12

      100%! My BIL had a massive heart attack & fell off a treadmill, hitting his head on the way down. After he passed, my sister had blood all over her shirt & hands from giving CPR & trying to revive him. He’s turning his emotions off until he reminds himself he needs to cry. So suspicious.

    • @angierumas3201
      @angierumas3201 Рік тому +20

      The 911 operator told him to put on his hazard lights so police could find him

    • @theCosmicQueen
      @theCosmicQueen Рік тому +2

      No, it means that people were threatening the family with death threats because of that boat wreck and non accountability , the son was never charged for the girl's death etc.

    • @carolynwages3024
      @carolynwages3024 Рік тому +4

      In one of the first videos I saw of Alex when someone else was thre he was on his knees scooping dirt toward himself saying "i was trying to put my sons brain back"! Where did that video go?? If you'll notice when hes away from the camera his wailing and when it off hes talking on the phone?!

    • @Godplansnow2024
      @Godplansnow2024 Рік тому +3

      He he as everything planned out

  • @chasingdreamswithritalacon8750
    @chasingdreamswithritalacon8750 Рік тому +27

    The officer did a great job securing the crime scene letting other officers know to watch their steps with securing the evidence. He knew he was dealing with the prime suspect.

    • @darbydupree4056
      @darbydupree4056 Рік тому

      The officers in that area are owned by Murdaugh. 🙄

  • @annb3376
    @annb3376 Рік тому +3

    The dogs barking “I’ll tell you everything”

  • @ursulasoames8602
    @ursulasoames8602 Рік тому +172

    “Are they dead …?”
    Because if they’re not then maybe they could tell the truth, the last thing they seen was him aiming a gun at them 🙈

    • @suzymoroka297
      @suzymoroka297 Рік тому +15

      Lol he knew very well that they were dead

    • @pupikatz8442
      @pupikatz8442 Рік тому

      Of course they're dead if their brains are all over the scene......the question is just too much...He went to take the pulse?? That is so ridiculous!! Maybe he did RCP too.... I'm sorry for all the relatives hearing this and knowing that he might get free for being a Murdaugh

    • @JimiBegbaaji
      @JimiBegbaaji Рік тому +7

      @@suzymoroka297 Maybe he's watched too many soap operas where people come back from the dead, despite the odds.

    • @hunnyl0ve
      @hunnyl0ve Рік тому +36

      The police should have told him that Maggie is alive.

    • @ItsSVO
      @ItsSVO Рік тому +25

      He even says “is it official they’re dead?” Like, who the hell uses official to describe the deceased members of their family laying 10 feet from him one with their brains on the floor? He has 0 empathy and is a massive narcissist.

  • @MaleficentMama
    @MaleficentMama Рік тому +84

    If something like that happened to someone in my family, I'd be screaming, crying, hysterical, falling to my knees. He did this. He wrecked so many people's lives in his "perfect storm". That storm ended Friday. Good job Jury!

    • @jasminegibert
      @jasminegibert Рік тому

      Same! Even when my dog died I fell to the ground screaming and crying. I can’t imagine how I would be if it was my child! I would be holding her and screaming I would guess. Definitely nothing like how this man is acting.

  • @charlesming7875
    @charlesming7875 8 місяців тому +3

    Anyone who keeps dogs penned up like prisoners is deserved of jail on top of the murder charge

  • @lourdesbeltran3225
    @lourdesbeltran3225 Рік тому +7

    Can’t believe he thought he could get away with this ??!! 😰

  • @fadeddeception
    @fadeddeception Рік тому +437

    It still baffles me how cold and evil humans can be. The lack of empathy

    • @merovingianfrench8526
      @merovingianfrench8526 Рік тому +24

      We aren't all."human". Takes more than anthropomorphic attributes and the ABILITY to reason. A lot of these, people, if you want to call them that are just beasts. Vessels for evil incarnate.

    • @joletty1793
      @joletty1793 Рік тому +16

      Hollow on the inside. No heart, no soul, empty. Open for evil to enter.

    • @AlexandertheGreat033
      @AlexandertheGreat033 Рік тому +1

      He’s Innocent , do your research, connect dots, use your head.

    • @tamararutland-mills9530
      @tamararutland-mills9530 Рік тому +9

      When a person gives themselves over to alcohol or drugs it creates a vacuum in the soul. Evil always fills the empty space.

    • @ImperfectlyPerfect33
      @ImperfectlyPerfect33 Рік тому +8

      @@AlexandertheGreat033
      Nobody in that family is innocent.

  • @Mindyours1999
    @Mindyours1999 Рік тому +213

    He said he was with his mom for an hour and a half but we heard testimony from the care taker of his mom he was there 20 mins and that he tried to get her to say he had been there 30-45 mins… jury did a good job. Rest In Peace to these victims, prayers to their true loved ones.

    • @MR-in8bl
      @MR-in8bl Рік тому +19

      The video from Paul's phone by the dog kennels at 842pm showed he was at the house the whole time and at trial Alex admitted to lying and said he was there. He said the 12 minutes in between was when the murders happened and when he came back. He literally said in the 12 minute window period an intruder came to the property knowing Alex wasn't there in those 12 fuckin minutes, didn't bring a gun and got 1 from the house, just so happened he found a gun and that Paul, his mother were there and Alex wasn't, then after committing the murders the killer got in his car and traveled up the same road at the same time Alex was supposedly driving and got away. All this in 12 minutes with no weapon mind you.

    • @Mindyours1999
      @Mindyours1999 Рік тому +5

      @@MR-in8bl exactly!! I know he was sick when they finally got that video from Paul’s phone!!

    • @musicmane4146
      @musicmane4146 Рік тому +2

      @@MR-in8bl
      mallorys boyfriend anthony didn't want revenge and neither did her dad ..... if it was those two they must be some special op james bond assassins to sneak into the property without a trace .... unless the killer was already on the property like alex ?????? There has to be security footage , if a real stranger like you or I snuck onto their property the murder family would be acting alot different I bet you . but they know it was alex

    • @levis569
      @levis569 Рік тому +4

      ​@@MR-in8blwhile also using Alex's ammo and he claims that he heard no gunshots from a shotgun and an ar rifle!while only being 345 yards away :/
      Dude is completely full of BS

    • @finleyainsleysmith8111
      @finleyainsleysmith8111 Рік тому +4

      Yea and he tried to bribe caretaker that if she needed a better job at the school she worked for that he knows someone who can give her a job and he could also help her with her wedding so sick! What made me sick is that they couldn’t offer the caretaker water while she was testifying and they did offer water to everyone but her!! Even they offered water to the devil Alex M

  • @andrearidley470412
    @andrearidley470412 Рік тому +4

    Who asks whether someone is officially dead? This guy is a real jerk to kill his family and act like he’s grieving.

  • @jendyson6729
    @jendyson6729 Рік тому +21

    The dogs are surprisingly quiet given the strangers and activity. What a sad case this is, its hard to imagine having so much and screwing everything up. This case fascinates me, its so convoluted, I am glad justice was served to Alex he truly should never see the light of day.

  • @james87965
    @james87965 Рік тому +75

    It's sad truly but I got to say he killed them 100%

  • @geraldineduffy7134
    @geraldineduffy7134 Рік тому +243

    He neglected to tell the officer that his son Paul was three times over the legal limit of alcohol and the other passengers begging him to slow down and that caused a nineteen year old girl was ejected from the boat and drowned . Paul Murdaugh never got breathalyzed or chàrged with manslaughter because he was a Murdaugh

    • @Harley57
      @Harley57 Рік тому +18

      He told LE, he didn’t know who was driving the boat & didn’t know everyone in the boat-BS! If your child is in something like that, you know everyone & their parents, probably First grade teacher, also.

    • @belleblaas3843
      @belleblaas3843 Рік тому +12

      @@Harley57 Interesting. Didn't they all drink on the boat? Like youngsters do?
      I saw a video, and I believe, the boyfriend of Mallory, Anthony was walking drunk at the sidewalk with Mallory. I can be mistaken. And wasn't there something about Paul and Connor fighting about the steeringwheel, before they crashed?
      It stays a terrible accident. Young girl losing her life.

    • @TheAverageSavage1021
      @TheAverageSavage1021 Рік тому +10

      @@Harley57and he was allowed under the caution tape before Mallory’s body was even found. The day after the accident him and his son were allowed under the crime scene tape when Mallory’s family waited another 6 days to find their daughter dead in the water. Muchless the testimony that they were scared, didn’t want Him to drive, how fast he was going, and how intoxicated he was on the pier after using his older brothers ID to buy alcohol when the others didn’t want to even go in (underage.) Paul also offered over all his insurance cards at the time Mr: Tinsley pursued him, taking full responsibility for the Accident and trying to make HIS insurance pay for it. Along with saying “my son was in a boating accident” as a reason why people would be after his family. Also why he was telling his firm he was hiding assets due to this case. Guilty as sin.

    • @FredericFreedom
      @FredericFreedom Рік тому +2

      Three times? Good Lord.....

    • @Echt_
      @Echt_ Рік тому +2

      @@FredericFreedom 3.5 to be exact and yes he was driving.

  • @ZAGIBA51
    @ZAGIBA51 Рік тому +4

    He doesn’t have a drop of blood on him I’d be covered holding my son.

  • @neonpandas
    @neonpandas Рік тому +20

    No one who just lost their wife/son is going to ask if it is official they are dead. Most would not believe their loved one is dead and try to revive them or beg for someone to help them. He also asked another officer how he was doing which was odd in this situation considering it was a murder scene. He also said he has to call her parents and let them know. That absolutely would not be someone's first thought when seeing their dead wife/kid. Those things were very telling. He basically underreacted.

    • @ellendickey4769
      @ellendickey4769 Рік тому

      Probably wanted the official word so that he could call in their deaths to the company that carried their life insurance! He claims that pills didn’t affect him, but they muddled his thinking.

    • @lukast02
      @lukast02 Рік тому +1

      Yes! That was so messed up. No innocent person would ask that, or ask that in that manner! Dude asked 3 times!

  • @joanriley2278
    @joanriley2278 Рік тому +428

    Whoever the officer handling this crime scene is was so professional, calm and focused. Excellent Job

    • @BrandonClark-StocksPassports
      @BrandonClark-StocksPassports Рік тому +9

      Agreed

    • @lorgnetteify
      @lorgnetteify Рік тому +11

      I agree too. It’s like he already knew what Alex had done. Must be from his experience. Like the the way he questioned Alex for more fire arms.

    • @erick6102
      @erick6102 Рік тому +10

      Yep. And now that sick bastard will be in jail for the rest of his life because of good police work.

    • @bobbyswanson2723
      @bobbyswanson2723 Рік тому +1

      I was about to post the same thing

    • @felixaguirre4487
      @felixaguirre4487 Рік тому +16

      He got the white privilege treatment didnt he

  • @GennieceSledge
    @GennieceSledge Рік тому +509

    I'm RIVETED. This officer needs to come teach a class to our twin falls Idaho officers. The way he's keeping Alex calm-ish, directing traffic away from possible evidence. What a gem to have on your force.

    • @whitefawn01
      @whitefawn01 Рік тому +9

      Hey Twin Falls! I'm from Gooding Idaho.

    • @jeriwoodrow5855
      @jeriwoodrow5855 Рік тому +25

      I completely agree with you. The officer was calm, professional and stellar. If it weren’t for him………….

    • @maycasper2661
      @maycasper2661 Рік тому +6

      Oh he must not be the expendable one tasked with writing the crime scene log.

    • @yourbudspud9366
      @yourbudspud9366 Рік тому +24

      Are you joking?😂 they all left a suspect unattended and and turned their backs on him. These officers are just lucky they didn’t get shot for their stupidity

    • @thejohnhend
      @thejohnhend Рік тому +7

      @@yourbudspud9366 he called the police why would he shoot them lol

  • @Ged1356
    @Ged1356 Рік тому +6

    People handle grief differently..I remember not crying or shaking when I lost my mom.
    I was just shock.. couldn't move ...I feel for them.
    Imagining been killed by who is supposed to protect you.

    • @BellaBella09
      @BellaBella09 Рік тому +1

      Losing a parent or child to death is one thing, but murdering them and trying to pretend you are not the murderer is a totally different thing. The cops saw through him and so do we!

    • @Ged1356
      @Ged1356 Рік тому

      @@BellaBella09 yes when I watched the footage of the day of the murder something became clear to me that he actually did it... He was answering questions like you was in an interview

    • @LunaCidnie
      @LunaCidnie Рік тому

      This isn’t shock though. He’s word vomiting an alibi. I have had shock at the news of death and was wordless as well. Sorry for your loss.

  • @petehill8885
    @petehill8885 Рік тому +4

    cops probably knew in seconds that he had done it, he was really going into detail about things, rather than completely losing it.

  • @2006glg
    @2006glg Рік тому +386

    This person is next level sinister. As I watch the trial, the more I see that his motive is self preservation and intense anger . Paul being the irresponsible entitled little POS they raised him to be really pissed Alex off with that boat accident , big time.
    That was the event that started the house of cards to crumble. After that, the scrutiny on the family was obvious and ppl in the community were fed up and not deferring to them anymore and weren't as afraid. This was especially bad timing for Alex because his own life of financial crime was starting to be unraveled. I think he was truly pissed at Paul and Maggie. Paul for messing up so bad, but Maggie for support of Paul no matter what and she was starting to be suspicious of Alec and his money handling.
    To a person with any morality, we will never see sense in it but being the walking DSM that he is , it made perfect sense to do what he did. He believed he'd get away with it because the town hated Paul anyway , therefore he thought someone else could be blamed. Even if no one person was named, he thought there would be sufficient reasonable doubt for himself.

    • @Zerushaddai
      @Zerushaddai Рік тому +46

      Coherently and convincingly said. I follow your logic.

    • @celticfreckles1635
      @celticfreckles1635 Рік тому +40

      Quite possible that's the reason he took that 2 hour (last time) drive with his son, which is premeditation at another level.

    • @catherineflahr6160
      @catherineflahr6160 Рік тому +11

      I, too, have been following the trial. (watch: The Behavior Panel; 4 of the world's top body language experts] for a laugh! I recognized much of what they say, but they think he's a huge JOKE!

    • @FLo-jc7ig
      @FLo-jc7ig Рік тому +5

      What is DSM mean?.?

    • @2006glg
      @2006glg Рік тому +15

      @@FLo-jc7ig it's the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. It's what doctors use to decide if someone has antisocial personality disorders - like how to determine a sociopath, a psychopath, or someone with NPD.

  • @kerryalabama6716
    @kerryalabama6716 Рік тому +62

    Never mentions wondering who did this! First thing brings up boat accident. His arms are crossed, he is defensive. Lying

    • @imaginempress3408
      @imaginempress3408 Рік тому +5

      It's also a gesture of holding yourself together.

    • @tessa1238
      @tessa1238 Рік тому +7

      He's trying to create a connection between boat accident and murders as the motive. What an abysmal performance in the art of BS. He can talk the talk, just can't walk the walk.

    • @ginac733
      @ginac733 Рік тому +1

      His body language says he's protecting himself!! Pathological liar, why would anyone believe a word he says? I wouldn't!!

  • @timconnery2865
    @timconnery2865 Рік тому +3

    I reacted 1000x more when my cat Whiskey died in front of me. What a terrible terrible evil person.

  • @skyewhite2801
    @skyewhite2801 Рік тому +3

    Anyone else notice Alex got a strange calmness after confirming with the officer that they were unalive. It’s after that he says “how ya doin?” to the person passing by.

  • @TheGummybears101
    @TheGummybears101 Рік тому +576

    It’s scary what entitlement and privilege could do to a person.

    • @user-ej1bq4bq2w
      @user-ej1bq4bq2w Рік тому +32

      This guy wasn't a victim of his circumstance, his circumstances were a victim of him. That mans family is evil, all of them, going back 100 yrs or more. Knowing this is what they are capable of and knowing they were the long arm of "Justice" in their county for so long makes you wonder how many victims there really are.

    • @lucindadiana1485
      @lucindadiana1485 Рік тому +6

      @@user-ej1bq4bq2w what did his family do I’m curious?

    • @LostMindFreak
      @LostMindFreak Рік тому +21

      Thats why the hood is safe.

    • @projectkj7643
      @projectkj7643 Рік тому +3

      @@LostMindFreak LOL!

    • @iguessillsayit7510
      @iguessillsayit7510 Рік тому +8

      Funny how society judge of off skin color in status over truth

  • @Cxn213
    @Cxn213 Рік тому +85

    Why wasn't he scared? I would have been afraid to be out there knowing what just happened, especially at night like that.

    • @fishinforthetruth2762
      @fishinforthetruth2762 Рік тому +6

      He did go to his house and got a gun due to being scared also he is swamped with law enforcement everywhere

    • @GoldSkye
      @GoldSkye Рік тому +2

      @@fishinforthetruth2762he had a gun in his car. These weirdos had 100s of guns on their property and most certainly carried them in vehicles. He needed to explain having gunshot residue and also he needed to shower and dispose of his old clothes. That’s why he went back to the house.

  • @Rodogg7787
    @Rodogg7787 Рік тому +1

    That dog is saying "the killer is right there" barking the exact same thing every time!

  • @bizzithegamermom
    @bizzithegamermom 7 місяців тому +14

    He walks right past the bodies of his innocent wife and son...just like nothing! Had i just lost two of the most important people in my life, i wouldn't have been able to be anywhere in view of them, much less hold back my tears and emotions. RIP Maggie and Paul. No one can hurt you now. 😢

  • @NYCMarkus
    @NYCMarkus Рік тому +36

    ‘This is a long story, my son was in a boat wreck’ …He really underestimated how hard it is to cover up his murder

  • @rtc9063
    @rtc9063 Рік тому +18

    It’s a shame no one was around with a body cam at the time of poor Stephen Smith’s death.

  • @trumpgirl1018
    @trumpgirl1018 10 місяців тому +6

    He said they are dead aren’t they???? A true person concerned would ask are they dead. Not ask the confirming question they are dead, which he asked because he wanted to make sure he finished them off and they couldn’t accuse him of being the killer… God he is just sick.

  • @barbarahines9718
    @barbarahines9718 Рік тому +75

    How does a big estate like that not have multiple security cameras?

    • @aliceayers17
      @aliceayers17 Рік тому +6

      He killed them where there weren’t any cameras.

    • @Star-Mac10
      @Star-Mac10 Рік тому +1

      The less surveillance, the more secrets can be hidden. These menaces to society avoid anything than can implicate them.

    • @mydogblue1
      @mydogblue1 Рік тому +9

      Because of all the crime that has been going there for many years !

    • @lizgee5331
      @lizgee5331 Рік тому +8

      Especially since the son has supposedly been targeted since the boating accident.

    • @user-jt3jg633
      @user-jt3jg633 Рік тому

      Exactly