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  • @holylandfan3275
    @holylandfan3275 Рік тому +110

    The hero of the day for the PROSECUTION was the defense’s witness, Mark Ball! Alex is learning 99.9% of his (former) friends are not going to lie for him, but tell it like it is. Bravo, Mr. Ball. 👏👏👏

    • @t-bonewhufc6429
      @t-bonewhufc6429 Рік тому +11

      Yep he was definitely getting some payback and good for him too !

    • @tinab3627
      @tinab3627 Рік тому +7

      Indeed

    • @river8760
      @river8760 Рік тому +5

      Definitely!

    • @crystalhanson1483
      @crystalhanson1483 Рік тому

      I've been checking South Carolina Law! ! ! Lawyers/Law Firms AND Banks are to HIRE an OUTSIDE Accounting Agency to have ALL THEIR Accounts/Books Audited "EVERY THREE YEARS" ! ! ! ! To me. . .No One Is OBEYING "any laws" ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

    • @crystalhanson1483
      @crystalhanson1483 Рік тому +6

      AND, South Carolina Law states all LAWYERS every 3 Years have to take an EHTICS and HONESTY TEST! ! ! You get 3 chances to PASS, FLUNK, loose your Law License and have to GO BACK TO AN ACREDITED COLLEGE TO TAKE THOSE CLASSES OVER, PASS, TAKE THE ETHICS AND HONEST TEST "AGAIN". PASS, GET YOUR LICENSE BACK. South Carolina has SUCH STRICT LAWS for Lawyers and Banks, IF they OBEY their own laws, this MESS may have been PREVENTED. . . . . . . .

  • @sunnyann7
    @sunnyann7 Рік тому +87

    Takes a special guy to be able to sit there and listen to that testimony of his friend without sliding under the table.

    • @shelleyplemons1362
      @shelleyplemons1362 Рік тому +15

      Without shedding a tear of remorse.

    • @macb8309
      @macb8309 Рік тому +8

      “Special”, indeed…Not the word I would have used.

    • @janets9536
      @janets9536 Рік тому

      Opiates take a persons soul- surprised they haven't brought an addiction expert in- Guess the medical records are highly protected

    • @sunnyann7
      @sunnyann7 Рік тому +1

      @@macb8309 That was a poor choice of wording without the s/

    • @ginaragone7035
      @ginaragone7035 Рік тому +10

      You nailed it. Incapable of feeling shame.

  • @deemcnalley8677
    @deemcnalley8677 Рік тому +56

    Not a single sign of remorse on Alex's face during Mark Ball testimony. This guy is a real piece of work!

    • @forpetessake3532
      @forpetessake3532 Рік тому +3

      you already convicted him , so if he showed remorse you wouldn’t see it - he certainly DID NOT look proud of himself . IS IT only because he’s busted in front of the world ? i have no idea . BUT he’s not guilty just because of all those other slimy things he’s done to do many people - THAT ! is how the jury is supposed to operate

    • @tinab3627
      @tinab3627 Рік тому +7

      @@forpetessake3532 you honestly think this guy is in any way not guilty?? What trial have you been watching?? Sit down young man.

    • @donnahanenkrat5326
      @donnahanenkrat5326 Рік тому

      Sociopath.

    • @aprillessingtonbailey3581
      @aprillessingtonbailey3581 Рік тому +2

      Piece of SHI- is a more distinctive comparison ya think 🤔

    • @lovecchio420
      @lovecchio420 Рік тому +1

      @@tinab3627 Ive watched every second of the trial, what is the State's best evidence that he murdered?

  • @Coffee_Lover-s8n
    @Coffee_Lover-s8n Рік тому +29

    The state totally flipped the defense’s witness Mark Ball into a state witness. Loved it. The defense is grasping for anything.

    • @Angela-ed3hf
      @Angela-ed3hf Рік тому +2

      I thought he was a witness for the prosecution!!! 😮

  • @GiGi34347
    @GiGi34347 Рік тому +16

    Why didn’t Alex spend $350/hr to bring in these experts right after the murder was committed? Why didn’t he hire a private investigator to find the murderer of his wife and son?!!!

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +1

      Yes why.

    • @Discovering_Diana
      @Discovering_Diana Рік тому +3

      I thought the same exact thing. Why didn’t Alex (or ANY of the Murdaugh’s) hire a PI to find the killer/killers. Oh, that’s right, cause the PI would find out the killer is Alex. 😂

  • @simisharp9911
    @simisharp9911 Рік тому +105

    The defense witnesses actually did more to convince me he's guilty! I feel for Mr.Ball, must have been heartbreaking to testify for your ' friend' only to end up being more of a States witness.

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +15

      Yes true but I can say I thought he was a very believable witness

    • @shelleyplemons1362
      @shelleyplemons1362 Рік тому +14

      Absolutely I was pretty surprised

    • @artieborko4988
      @artieborko4988 Рік тому +22

      Eeelick’s own actions caused that. It seemed that Ball wanted very desperately to back his buddy up with nothing but truthful testimony and love, but his friends water is so putrefied with lies, deceits, odd comments, and strange behaviors, that there’s really not much that he can talk about where it doesn’t lead down some dark road.

    • @jenniferharris7133
      @jenniferharris7133 Рік тому +13

      I feel bad for everyone who thought they knew Alex Murdaugh. Mark Ball was also the treasurer for the firm formerly known as PMPED so his old buddy made him look even worse. AM also cost his partners a bunch of money cleaning up his mess.

    • @traceyrice9359
      @traceyrice9359 Рік тому

      Forgot

  • @LaurenBarcelona
    @LaurenBarcelona Рік тому +104

    A person who is willing to steal from his company, his friends, and a loyal housekeepers children seems to be someone with a seriously broken moral compass; therefore, it wouldn't be a far stretch to imagine this broken person could and would do anything.

    • @macb8309
      @macb8309 Рік тому +23

      Totally morally empty. Brain is empty. Tear ducts are empty.

    • @donnamays24
      @donnamays24 Рік тому

      @@pandaman1968 well said! I obviously have my own opinions with regards to AM BUT I do feel that all the financial crimes being introduced into this murder trial has caused Alex NOT to be given a fair and impartial trial and will definitely cause a bias jury for the murder charges. How could it not!?

    • @sunnyann7
      @sunnyann7 Рік тому +12

      @@pandaman1968 I disagree. It all goes to part of the big picture.

    • @spicyavo3929
      @spicyavo3929 Рік тому +5

      @@pandaman1968nope…

    • @LaurenBarcelona
      @LaurenBarcelona Рік тому +10

      @@pandaman1968 I didn’t say he’s guilty or innocent. You just presumed it. Hah! It all goes back to his lies. Everyone of his lies. The video is the first lie.

  • @MichaelJones-yx4zv
    @MichaelJones-yx4zv Рік тому +66

    I think y'all are forgetting why the financial crimes are so important to the prosecutors case and motive. But what's crazy is he literally did this a second time for the same reason when he set up an fake stage murder he orchestrated because of his financial crimes coming to a head. This is why understanding what he done and his financial crimes is important to the murders

    • @aprillessingtonbailey3581
      @aprillessingtonbailey3581 Рік тому +1

      ALEX IS THE OPTIMY OF TRIFFILIN

    • @janeenstewart2929
      @janeenstewart2929 Рік тому +4

      That's true! I hope the state brings that up

    • @lovecchio420
      @lovecchio420 Рік тому +1

      If only the state could show some proof

    • @Angela-ed3hf
      @Angela-ed3hf Рік тому +1

      Only if he deleted his wife and son for their insurance money , but generally someone who steals money doesn’t mean they are murderers , although I definitely believe he’s involved in the murders but I believe he only meant to delete his wife not his son as why leave his other son alive … it doesn’t make sense

    • @MichaelJones-yx4zv
      @MichaelJones-yx4zv Рік тому

      @@Angela-ed3hf you have to think if he was the sole person providing for both of them he selling drugs and now Paul going to be headed to prison for 25 plus years his wife was stressed saying she didn't want anything but to just pay the 10 million dollars back they found his bags of pills he know he was about to completely embarrass them lose his wife and kid going to prison because of his "financial crimes" aka stealing money from dead people handicapp ppl friends and family his life was about to be over and he couldn't face the music so he killed them. He also did this again once he finally was discovered but planned on murdering himself

  • @noramarshall2629
    @noramarshall2629 Рік тому +44

    I have always cringed when Alex M cries "on demand". Then dries up immediately and looks calm and remote. The defense witness Ball was believable and hurting to have to testify, but his truth was damning to Alex.

  • @laura6695
    @laura6695 Рік тому +20

    I can't believe he just found his wife and son dead and he's on the phone calling as many people as he can to come over. He just wanted everyone to feel sorry for HIM.

    • @PaddyWagon-7
      @PaddyWagon-7 Рік тому +3

      I think he knew exactly what he was doing by calling all those people. The more people that came, the more evidence destroyed. Almost every law officer, lawyer and friend in town acted as he expected. They themselves were in shock and rallied around him. I think the place was total chaos as he figured it would be. They felt so bad for him that they didn't even take him to a place of law for questioning that night.

    • @Angela-ed3hf
      @Angela-ed3hf Рік тому +2

      He deleted his wife because she was leaving and divorcing him and his son was trying to protect her so he deleted him also ! I don’t believe he meant to delete his son

    • @vernareed2692
      @vernareed2692 Рік тому +1

      ​@@PaddyWagon-7 right!! And he had the housekeeper come asap to "clean up, like she knew Maggie would want it done!!!

    • @kinseyclay
      @kinseyclay Рік тому

      Yeah I couldn't understand why kore people didn't find this odd. Like of course call Buster and maybe his brother(s) but calling all these other people in the middle of the night after such a traumatic thing seems odd, there's no way I could compose myself to do that nor would I be thinking about it!

  • @karyndrake7219
    @karyndrake7219 Рік тому +26

    He is a lawyer. He knew that having people come would muddle the crime scene. He planned all of this. This man couldn't be the only one thinking these things. He should have told them no, absolutely not. Everyone get out and don't touch anything. That's basic, grieving or not, that's basic. preserve the crime scene. Might I just point out that stare alec has is so creepy.

    • @PaddyWagon-7
      @PaddyWagon-7 Рік тому +3

      I agree, he knew exactly what he was doing.

    • @lorieicher6547
      @lorieicher6547 Рік тому +1

      Yep. I said that a while back. He got special treatment at first. And he used it to his advantage. And his glare/ stare is cold and creepy. Kind of wild eyed look with eyes darting back and forth when he talks like a true PSYCHOPATH!

  • @melissawaite9409
    @melissawaite9409 Рік тому +16

    This guy is the best witness the prosecution has had. Thanks to the defense calling him LOL

  • @GiGi34347
    @GiGi34347 Рік тому +7

    It’s true, being a liar doesn’t mean one is a murderer, but the fact remains, most murderers are liars.

  • @maryama9627
    @maryama9627 Рік тому +43

    Creighton Waters is a fantastic prosecutor. He’s always prepared, to the point and has great tempo in cross-examination. Can’t say the same for the defense, unfortunately.

    • @irisdown9758
      @irisdown9758 Рік тому +1

      The hours that have been lost in this case by all the lawyers except Waters. Leaving notes on the lectern walking up to the witness than back again, errrr, ummmmm, “let me ask you this” not having the right papers to hand, not being able to work the technology immediately repeating the witness’s testimony and eliciting clarification for the sake of it. They all have years of experience but you would not believe it from their performance.

    • @americanjoetv1390
      @americanjoetv1390 Рік тому +7

      Nope, the defense just yelled on all of their cross examinations instead of actually asking a question most of the time.

    • @artemiserodriguez3526
      @artemiserodriguez3526 Рік тому +4

      Creighton’s attitude in cross-exam. 💯

    • @True_crime_justice
      @True_crime_justice Рік тому +5

      Im now a big fan of Mr Waters👌

    • @megancotter3390
      @megancotter3390 Рік тому +2

      I agree

  • @laurasmanski4747
    @laurasmanski4747 Рік тому +55

    Wouldn’t the dogs have been barking if there was a stranger nearby? And if they were barking wouldn’t that have warned Paul and Maggie that something wasn’t right? Lastly, if the dogs weren’t barking would that support the theory it was someone they were familiar with?

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +4

      Yeah but that’s not enough to say it’s definitely Alex. However their is a mountain of evidence to prove he’s guilty.

    • @maryannhughes5739
      @maryannhughes5739 Рік тому +2

      I have asked several times about the dog, Cash, in the video Paul sent just brfore the murder. Why was Paul in the feed room--I think he was trying to escape and was trapped. Maggie also tried to run.

    • @mdykstra483
      @mdykstra483 Рік тому +2

      The dogs were barking during paul video

    • @2CMY
      @2CMY Рік тому +8

      And the former housekeeper that died being tripped by the dogs. They said the dogs were not allowed in the house. That is very suspicious and AM collected 4.2 mil on her death.

    • @donnamays24
      @donnamays24 Рік тому +1

      Good point!

  • @iniebeenie637
    @iniebeenie637 Рік тому +15

    When your own witness does more damage than good 🤓

  • @janiceevans-vh4ex
    @janiceevans-vh4ex Рік тому +12

    How can anyone physically check bloodied bodies in a pool of blood and not have blood on them or their shoes and socks? Impossible.

    • @girlinyellows
      @girlinyellows Рік тому +4

      The lack of evidence can be very proving too, and I’m sure the jurors took into consideration that reasoning as well. One of the witnesses, a SLED agent I believe, stated that she thought it was very odd that his clothes smelled like they were freshly laundered, as typically those who were at crime scenes have SOME type of musk to them. He had none.

    • @brandonstephens1447
      @brandonstephens1447 Рік тому

      Maybe he paid someone to do it

    • @angelah4224
      @angelah4224 Рік тому

      Because he didn’t check the bodies, like he claimed. He had no reason to check as he knew they were dead. He couldn’t have parked the car, got out, checked the bodies, and connected to 911 in 20 seconds. THAT’S what is impossible.

  • @justmejo9008
    @justmejo9008 Рік тому +17

    The last witness. What Maggie’s phone tells us is Paul is shot/dead and she was running for her life and fumbling with her phone to try and make an emergency call of some kind some way. When Alex calls and the side buttons is pressed so it will go to voice mail and he tossed it out the window. The next calls he can’t press the button to shut off the screen cuz it’s in the ditch. I hope he pictures them every night in his dreams the dirty B

    • @gailcolthart2211
      @gailcolthart2211 Рік тому

      Justmejo: I agree with you comment's assessment.
      My personal description of
      Alex Murdaugh is he is a man(?) of arrogance without a soul.
      I do hope all the evidence presented will expose him as the evil, most contemptible
      person he WAS to his family and IS in the eyes of the jury.
      He represents a true menace to his profession as well as to SOCIETY.

  • @eileencollins2536
    @eileencollins2536 Рік тому +20

    Partner Ball was a great witness for the state 🙄

  • @acalaeharrison
    @acalaeharrison Рік тому +25

    PLEASE, prosecutors, STRESS IMPORTANT EVIDENCE. The fact that someone turned off the backlight on Maggie’s phone AT THE SAME TIME Alex was “calling her” is a very big deal. Either she is alive and dismissing his calls or she is dead and Alex is faking the phone call and hitting the side button to make the phone stop ringing.

    • @irisdown9758
      @irisdown9758 Рік тому

      The prosecution has done a better job but having followed the trial live I have little faith that either side will do a good summing up. The defence has been woefully presented so far with the biggest blunder which allowed all the financial testimony in.

    • @kenzierocks1240
      @kenzierocks1240 11 місяців тому

      @@irisdown9758Your comment didn’t age well lol but I get what you meant at the time you made it.

  • @GiGi34347
    @GiGi34347 Рік тому +9

    Harpootlian is the perfect defense for Alex, both are privileged, entitled, and self-serving.

  • @river8760
    @river8760 Рік тому +14

    Mark Ball was excellent… for the prosecution. 👌

    • @Angela-ed3hf
      @Angela-ed3hf Рік тому +2

      I legit thought he was for the prosecution!! NOT the defence ‘ wow !

  • @deemcnalley8677
    @deemcnalley8677 Рік тому +16

    During Ball testimony, topic of jewelry came up. If it wasn't Alex who murdered them, wouldn't killer have stolen that diamond bracelet and other jewelry?

    • @cherylj7460
      @cherylj7460 Рік тому +4

      I didn’t understand why Ball was asked to gather the jewelry.

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +4

      @@cherylj7460 I think because Alex was never going back to that house. He was helping Alex. Alex probably wanted to sell it

    • @cherylj7460
      @cherylj7460 Рік тому +1

      @@eloise22422 I see. Thank you!

    • @forpetessake3532
      @forpetessake3532 Рік тому

      maybe that’s why the diamond bracket was broken … if it was the drug cartel they weren’t there for a robbery

    • @forpetessake3532
      @forpetessake3532 Рік тому

      @@cherylj7460and you just believe that explanation?

  • @merumwidt3120
    @merumwidt3120 Рік тому +37

    Well. I don't think Mark Ball was the defense witness they were hoping for. "Very cunning". What damning testimony.

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +6

      Well I didn’t see cunning but didn’t see the witness being very honest. I actually thought he was a believable witness. Alex’s defense team does not have a lot to work with after the damning evidence the prosecution brought out. He’s obviously guilty.

    • @nzkiwiange
      @nzkiwiange Рік тому +9

      ​@@eloise22422no the witness Mark Balls testimony described ALEX as "very cunning" regarding the financial indecrepancies.

    • @shelleyplemons1362
      @shelleyplemons1362 Рік тому +8

      Usually they go over the testimony of every single witness. Did he change his testimony to what he was going to say or did they not have a clue?. he was the most damaging, witness of the whole trial, and I think Alex knows it the look on his face shows it. It’s amazing he didn’t shed a tear knowing the lives, that he wrecked of his very best friends and his own Law Firm.

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому

      @@nzkiwiange oh ok. That’s makes more sense. Haha. Yes I agree Alex is cunning a psychopath sociopath narcissist thief conman coward and lying murderer!

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +8

      @@shelleyplemons1362 very true. I was completely shocked this was a defense witness. Just wondering why prosecution didn’t subpoena him. Excellent prosecution witness

  • @JK-jj9ko
    @JK-jj9ko Рік тому +13

    On the night of the murder, why did alex call everyone under the sun to come to moselle to put everyone else's lives at risk of being shot or killed by the "shooter who is on the run or hiding in the bushes " ?
    Is it because there was no shooter hiding in the bushes or on the run ? Because it was alex ?
    If i knew there was a killer hanging around and didnt feel safe, i would just call the police only and hide in the house until police arrived. Not call three friends and other relatives , police, then call your son and then call the whole city over to come and observe , manipulate the crime scene

    • @kwazimokava
      @kwazimokava Рік тому +5

      Funny how most people would stay away due to contaminating a crime scene, but these people who were present, knew they were not suppose to be there...almost like a cult....

    • @cherylj7460
      @cherylj7460 Рік тому +2

      Yeah. Whether there was an accomplice, or he had seen the killer, he KNEW they had left

    • @sueandben3497
      @sueandben3497 Рік тому +3

      Yes I found it strange even when someone close to you dies it is natural to phone whoever is closest to you but certainly not lots of people. If I was called under these circumstances I certainly would have kept away.

    • @angelasimpson4980
      @angelasimpson4980 Рік тому +4

      Maybe to create total chaos during the onset of investigation? To increase the likelihood that the crime scene would be considered “contaminated”? To decrease probability of crime scene being able to be “properly preserved”? Just “food for thought”! ?

  • @JK-jj9ko
    @JK-jj9ko Рік тому +12

    Buster showed no emotion when prosecutor said he was sorry for all of busters loss. Buster didnt show any emotion when shown photos of maggie and paul three times.
    I lost my two cats 4 years ago and i cried then and i cry now when i see photos of them.

    • @shelleyplemons1362
      @shelleyplemons1362 Рік тому +4

      I noticed this too. I thought it was extremely strange that he showed no emotion. Everyone deals with pain differently, but I did find it odd

    • @loislane856
      @loislane856 Рік тому +4

      totally agree...hes sly like his father

    • @cherylj7460
      @cherylj7460 Рік тому +2

      So, you’ve never heard about, or knew, a man who doesn’t cry in a public setting? You do know it’s 2+ years later, which means he’s also had a lot of practice to control his emotions, if that’s important to him.

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +1

      @@cherylj7460 well actually 1yr and 8 months since the murders. I could see Alex not crying even though he does fake cry but you’d think a young man like buster would not have the type of control skills you need to be emotionless. I bet he didn’t cry at the funeral. Strange. Also most kids can not handle seeing a parent cry and would start crying himself. But maybe he knows Alex is fake crying. You’d think he would cry for his father facing life in prison. Or maybe he is doing the bare minimum and really does not believe his dad is innocent. He might be waiting to get the money Alex has hidden.

    • @cherylj7460
      @cherylj7460 Рік тому

      @@eloise22422 What is fake crying? How would you know it’s fake?

  • @cyndilagasse991
    @cyndilagasse991 Рік тому +11

    no steps on alex's phone from 8:09 to 9:02 because he thought leaving it at the house would hide his location during the murders

    • @shelleyplemons1362
      @shelleyplemons1362 Рік тому +3

      Yes, he left his phone at the house, which is probably the longest he’s ever gone ever without his phone in his hand

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +3

      @@shelleyplemons1362 I think us detectives have solved the crime! Guilty beyond a reasonable doubt!

  • @TheSusieTom
    @TheSusieTom Рік тому +3

    Anyone notice mark ball wanted to finish his testimony about the hug with AM and the comment of 'they' rather than go with the defenses next topic

  • @JK-jj9ko
    @JK-jj9ko Рік тому +12

    It does not matter how short or how tall the shooter was. For all you know a midget walking on stilts could have a gun and shoot people. The most important fact in this case is the gun, the bullets used, alex lying about being at the kennels and the reasoning as to why alex called maggie and paul to mossel, , how he changed clothes, why he drove 120 km per hour speed so fast to his mothers house who would not know if he was there or not. Why did the care taker say that you told her you where there for 45 min. Why alex and buster felt so safe not to have security with them considering there is killer on the loose and that killer can come back to kill alex and buster.

  • @trigliderider76
    @trigliderider76 Рік тому +5

    $300 an hour and $600 to be on the stand I'm in the wrong field 😂😂😂...

  • @SumTingWong1482
    @SumTingWong1482 Рік тому +33

    The prosecution needs to paint a crystal clear picture for the jury of what PRESSURE causes humans to do, which is to abandon all ethics and morals and grasp for the only lifeboat they can find. Unbearable pressure and having no other options is what made AM plan and execute these murders. With Maggie gone she doesn’t get to take whatever’s left after he answers for all the law firm fraud/theft. Paul being gone puts up a roadblock on the boat crash lawsuits. Wall Street traders jump to their death because in their mind the pressure gives them no other option. In this case though, Alex made sure Alex was left standing at the end.

  • @GhiselleBrown
    @GhiselleBrown Рік тому +3

    Like the old saying goes - if you can lie you can steal if you can steal you can kill.

  • @dannsherstone1037
    @dannsherstone1037 Рік тому +3

    NOTE: The Defense's experts don't have reports because, if they had report, they would have to provide those to the Prosecutor ahead of the Trial. No reports means the Prosecution cannot prepare ahead of time for cross examination. So, for example, we now know from an interview with law enforcement after the Trial ended, foot coverings are not usually used for outdoor crime scenes because they actually pick up and then shed debris AND the coverings are made of paper - what happens when they get wet? Without a report the Prosecutor couldn't consult law enforcement about this and confront the expert.

  • @danielleradomyski6315
    @danielleradomyski6315 Рік тому +6

    1:47:32 so many ppl brought to the house. Reminds me of the JonBenét Ramsay case!

  • @ByDemonsBeDriven78
    @ByDemonsBeDriven78 Рік тому +5

    The only thing proven thus far is the financial crimes.

    • @Angela-ed3hf
      @Angela-ed3hf Рік тому +2

      He’s definitely INVOLVED son his wife’s and son’s deletion … he may have not pulled the trigger but he was there ! But I definitely think he only meant to delete the wife not his youngest ! I can’t see him deleting his son

  • @MsBakerbear
    @MsBakerbear Рік тому +9

    Watched the Netflix series- Can't John Marvin be charged with obstruction of Justice for removing the guns from the home?

  • @Eastbound84
    @Eastbound84 Рік тому +6

    Why didn't the state call the first witness to testify?

    • @jfo8888
      @jfo8888 Рік тому +4

      May not have known he was going to say what was said. The defense obviously didn’t know either. 😂😂

  • @sherrie4262
    @sherrie4262 Рік тому +16

    When being cross examined Ball decided to get real about sleazy Alec* *The prosecution brought up a "Golf Cart" parked in front or at the side of the main house which was confirmed by Ball ! * The golf cart totally explains why the bullets came from a lower angle. I bet he drove up in the golf cart and shot them. It explains the lower angle of the gun fire and it also explains why he was able to use 2 guns. It explains why he had no blood on his clothes. He was trying to make it look like multiple shooters. I believe the tarp was used to hide the guns. He might have changed his clothes just because of the gun residue on his clothes. This guy was a con artist and thought a lot about how he was going to do this. He has no remorse. He didn't care if he stole money from people dying of colon cancer or had brain injuries. He stole money from his dying Dad. He tried to get people to lie for him right after their death. He could have even used the golf cart to get rid of Maggie's phone ? ( not sure how far away that is) does anyone know? The attorneys on the witness stand showed more emotion over Paul's death than his own Dad right after the shooting. He was more concerned with trying to spin the yarn that the Boat incident was the cause of the shooting. Why didn't the prosecution spend more time on this theory !!!!!!!!!!! The defense team actually did the prosecution a favor ! At first Ball was painting the pic of a compromised crime scene. But on cross examination he told everyone the truth and shared what kind of feeling less monster and narcissistic liar and con artist Alec Murdaugh really is.

    • @Murphlind
      @Murphlind Рік тому +7

      Agree that he was on the ATV or golf cart when he shot them.

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +5

      The prosecution I believe will bring it all together on closing arguments

    • @lollypop2413
      @lollypop2413 Рік тому +3

      That makes sense...the golf cart! But he still needed to be close within 3ft due to forensics

    • @lollypop2413
      @lollypop2413 Рік тому +3

      He could also have knelt to shoot...or on tbe ground on his belly hiding like a snake. Snipers do that

    • @PaddyWagon-7
      @PaddyWagon-7 Рік тому +1

      I agree!

  • @moongazer3444
    @moongazer3444 Рік тому +7

    We know Alec was at the scene. We know he lied about that. Why did he lie? If he didn’t kill his wife and child, he saw who did and he’s protecting them.

    • @Angela-ed3hf
      @Angela-ed3hf Рік тому

      I believe he only meant to delete his wife nor his son but I do think he got someone to do it , I don’t believe he did it himself but he definitely set it up and was there

    • @girlinyellows
      @girlinyellows Рік тому

      It has to be someone else that did it and he set it up, or it could also be possibly that he was on a riding cart or crouched down severely when he was shooting (hence the 5’2 heights and why there were tire marks). Regardless, why would he tell Maggie’s sister whoever it was must’ve been planning it for a long time? Seemed like a premeditated comment to me.

  • @LindaH2312
    @LindaH2312 Рік тому +3

    Oh please don't tell me that "jackass"...killed himself. I didn't believe him...the defense witness says. This is priceless

  • @sunnyann7
    @sunnyann7 Рік тому +12

    Geez. I thought the crying/bobbing was annoying but AM sitting there smiling is even worse.

  • @shelleyplemons1362
    @shelleyplemons1362 Рік тому +10

    If you look at Alex face, he is still upset over the last witness. I think he knows how damaging that was.

  • @christinecupic6871
    @christinecupic6871 Рік тому +8

    I think people are not realising what a conniving person Alex M is, he is a former criminal lawyer, he would have planned this murder meticulously. Making sure his wife and Paul were at the kennels, using two weapons, possibly crouching to disguise height, when questioned by police using the term ‘they’, he had time to dispose of his clothing, guns. But, the video in Paul’s phone, he couldnt have foreseen that the dogs owner would call at that exact time.

  • @Elimommasboy
    @Elimommasboy Рік тому +6

    State is showing how many enemies Alec has

  • @Blu17175
    @Blu17175 Рік тому +9

    I wonder if Buster is starting to realize that his dear father might just be GUILTY

    • @loislane856
      @loislane856 Рік тому +7

      Buster is more worried what hes going to be using to pay for his privileged lifestyle now..nothing else..he had no remorse..not one tear..this family is weird!

    • @doreenalcaraz4257
      @doreenalcaraz4257 Рік тому +5

      He doesn't seem to care either way..no emotions🙄

    • @deidremiller6216
      @deidremiller6216 Рік тому +5

      I think the whole family knows what happened! Especially AM brother! How he's the first at every scene,running to help cover stuff up as soon as it happens! If you haven't watched the Netflix episodes, you should! The people tell alot about what has happened in the housekeepers "accident" , Stephen smiths death, boat accident and PM & MM murders. I didn't even know about the young man Stephen that was found in the middle of road.

    • @crystalhanson1483
      @crystalhanson1483 Рік тому +4

      After this Trial, I've been WONDERING, if Buster will be talking to his father, so often? Will he leave and start his New Life? Who's going to GIVE $60 Per Week into Alex Murdaugh's Jailhouse Account? How HE'S going to UNRAVEL not being able to talk to family members?

    • @Blu17175
      @Blu17175 Рік тому

      @@deidremiller6216 Absolutely they do!!!! Id like to know if they realize he was paying $50 Mill a month for pills. Its unbelievable that he got away with this lifestyle for so long.

  • @nikkinicole8371
    @nikkinicole8371 Рік тому +5

    SLED and the officers did a poor job in securing the crime scene and obtaining evidence.

  • @marychavez3904
    @marychavez3904 Рік тому +11

    Does anyone ever notice besides me how much Alex chomps on his dang breath mints when testimony tends to blow him out of the water.. it drives me crazy. I know I would not be able to sit by him through all his chomping and wrappers... when he gets un easy, he reaches for his bag of treats.. oh boy

  • @GiGi34347
    @GiGi34347 Рік тому +3

    Why don’t they call lead defense “Senator Harpootlian”, why use “Mr Harpootlian”? Are they trying to hide that he’s a politician?

  • @laurah200
    @laurah200 Рік тому +12

    1:08:02 such a weird grin on his face. There is something seriously weird about this dude

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому

      Which dude? Alex?

    • @macb8309
      @macb8309 Рік тому +2

      Any of them at the defense table. Pick one. 😂

    • @DMend824
      @DMend824 Рік тому

      @@macb8309 👹👹👺👹👹 -Defense table

  • @evanghelinecreations
    @evanghelinecreations Рік тому +4

    I honestly think the reason the investigators didn’t do much of what should have been done was probably because they feared the Murdaugh family

  • @destinywarrensinging
    @destinywarrensinging Рік тому +6

    the most telling thing is how he offers suggestions to all the hired help to cover his lies. what a position to put yr employees in. so if they don't lie for him, what would happen to their job and reference for future job in a town of only 2k people??

  • @candicane1
    @candicane1 Рік тому +14

    That law firm was set up like the worst group project ever! Imagine everyone except one group member doing their part in the project and they think they’ll make an A+, but one person caused all of them to flunk and make an F. Smh!

    • @forpetessake3532
      @forpetessake3532 Рік тому +2

      the book keepers were slow to pick that up - OR AUDITS

    • @brandonstephens1447
      @brandonstephens1447 Рік тому +1

      If his last name wasn’t murdaugh, I doubt he would have been there as long as he did. His family has pull and power in South Carolina. They are like your stereotypical wealthy corrupt family you see in movies except they’re real.

  • @karatecow99
    @karatecow99 Рік тому +3

    He committed his last name!

  • @leoniemary3850
    @leoniemary3850 Рік тому +5

    The defendant sucking on those lollies is making me feel sick! I wonder if he is a smoker?

    • @melissa74066
      @melissa74066 Рік тому

      Sign of an addict. Always chewing on candy

  • @shelleyplemons1362
    @shelleyplemons1362 Рік тому +10

    I think the defense witnesses are more incriminating than the prosecuting witnesses!!

  • @ampgym
    @ampgym Рік тому +4

    8:43:16 I must sound like this witness. Siri responded on my phone 😂😂😂

    • @donnamays24
      @donnamays24 Рік тому

      Lol

    • @spicyavo3929
      @spicyavo3929 Рік тому

      🤣

    • @florenceglenn4627
      @florenceglenn4627 Рік тому +1

      Lol my Siri will out of the blue say I’m sorry I didn’t get that…. Sigh well because I wasn’t talking to you lmao

  • @virginiastaats7375
    @virginiastaats7375 Рік тому +1

    That one defense attorney keeps wiping his face during this testimony like oh crap.....

  • @jeremy144713
    @jeremy144713 Рік тому +3

    I can’t Believe the defense claim is the shooter 5”2 🤦🏻‍♂️ nahhhh it’s not more probably that an adult was kneeling or in a odd posture. Yes let’s go with the 12 year old shooter theory.

  • @sylviaoaxaca4905
    @sylviaoaxaca4905 Рік тому +8

    Alex put himself in the murder scene when he said he was not there. Also the video that his own son where clearly Alex voice was heard put him on the scene. Guilty

    • @jenniferharris7133
      @jenniferharris7133 Рік тому +6

      Paul being "The Little Detective" from beyond the grave

    • @marlons4122
      @marlons4122 Рік тому +1

      Alex told he took nap 8 pm to 9 pm do u take nap 8 pm not past bed time? 🙄

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому

      @@jenniferharris7133 great point!

  • @DMend824
    @DMend824 Рік тому +4

    👍🏼 For the video since it was a such a good day for the prosecution

  • @colleenbrander8506
    @colleenbrander8506 Рік тому +5

    Wow....I don't even know if I'd be able to speak so clearly. I would have been screaming help

  • @Kimmy234L
    @Kimmy234L Рік тому +15

    I'm still waiting for this supposedly strong defence.....it's cost a fair bit of money so far, not including the favours to be repaid

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +6

      Yes I have felt Alex is guilty for awhile now but I thought I would see what the defense had to present and take that into consideration. Well the defense is extremely underwhelming. Especially for high priced attorneys. I know they can’t create a miracle but very surprising how bad the defense case is

    • @Kimmy234L
      @Kimmy234L Рік тому +4

      @@eloise22422 yes even with the sloppy police investigation, it's still not going in MurdaughRER's favour.....I don't think I'll watch tomorrow's events, as they think it's going to be family members 🙄....

    • @kellyharney2385
      @kellyharney2385 Рік тому +6

      I think they banked on the roadside shooting and financial crimes not getting in for jury to hear, AND last minute general motors information from the car plus relatively new video of his voice on Paul’s phone… TOAST ☠️

    • @Kimmy234L
      @Kimmy234L Рік тому +4

      @@kellyharney2385 So much against him....
      ..He hasn't got an Alibi, because in the 'time period' of the shooting, he was still at the property.
      ...When he drove back to the property, he rang 911 just as he entered, but they proved he couldn't have seen the bodies from the spot he called the police 🙄
      ...The change of clothes, and their disappearance.....plus no blood on him or his footwear, even though he moved Paul etc
      ...Blood on his Steering Wheel
      ...Him switching his phone off, even though he always has his phone on, and constantly taking/making calls
      Yep, even if they class it circumstantial, it's still all very strong
      But yes, thank goodness for those videos

    • @macb8309
      @macb8309 Рік тому +2

      @@kellyharney2385Agree and I’m LOVING it!😈

  • @sylviaoaxaca4905
    @sylviaoaxaca4905 Рік тому +8

    If AM takes the stand they need to ask him where the blue shirt he wore in the tik tok video is and also the seafood colored shirt that Blanca says he wore that morning.

    • @user-ro4xk7nt8m
      @user-ro4xk7nt8m Рік тому +3

      I can't believe the missing clothes hasn't been a bigger issue for the prosecution! How are they not pursuing that?

    • @loislane856
      @loislane856 Рік тому +1

      There's going to be 6000 questions to be asked..Alex is a sly 🐍

    • @forpetessake3532
      @forpetessake3532 Рік тому +1

      they will chew him up if he dares to get on the stand - no way that’s happening

    • @GodfriedFritz
      @GodfriedFritz Рік тому

      ​@@pandaman1968still so certain?

    • @GodfriedFritz
      @GodfriedFritz Рік тому

      ​@@forpetessake3532still so certain?

  • @godblesstrolls
    @godblesstrolls Рік тому +9

    If he pronounced his name Al-lex Mur-daw then he would have had better karma

  • @JodyP69
    @JodyP69 Рік тому +1

    This is absolutely disgusting! He's not even a good liar. He's over here shaking his head yes well he's saying no to shooting his wife and son. I have been doing a lot of studying on body language. Shaking your head yes while you're saying no is the absolute red flag

  • @judyanderson3043
    @judyanderson3043 Рік тому +2

    If Alex is financially broke why would any defense team pick him up as a client. He must have hidden money somewhere.

    • @Ginger_H
      @Ginger_H Рік тому

      I was thinking that as well, but you have to think about the generational wealth of this family, and how they seem to work together to protect each other. I just watched the Netflix series and i was blown away!! Just rotten to the core.

  • @FionaC1
    @FionaC1 Рік тому +1

    Wait, is this a defence witness or a prosecution witness? 😂

  • @Lisaburner67
    @Lisaburner67 Рік тому +4

    Does anyone know who the older guy that sits behind the defense table everyday.

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +1

      I believe he he in law enforcement. He’s received a lot comments. Haha. He dresses very nice

    • @FlossyMae843
      @FlossyMae843 Рік тому +1

      Most likely a state Marshall in glass and then behind him is well known SC attorney Charlie Condon.

    • @shelleyplemons1362
      @shelleyplemons1362 Рік тому +2

      I think it’s someone assigned to protect Alex in the court room. I’m pretty sure he’s packing a pistol.

  • @florenceglenn4627
    @florenceglenn4627 Рік тому +4

    Seems all Alex’s witnesses have nothing nice to say about him

    • @irisdown9758
      @irisdown9758 Рік тому +1

      Had Maggie’s sister and Buster been questioned with the strength afforded to other witnesses, like Mr Ball, their true feeling and opinions about Murdaugh may have come out. Maggie certainly hinted her feeling towards him changed after the murders. This should have been followed up.

  • @deemcnalley8677
    @deemcnalley8677 Рік тому +3

    Law and Crime, during lunch the question was raised about how AM started oxy. It came out earlier that it was during a college sports injury I believe.

    • @luchiayoung
      @luchiayoung Рік тому +2

      It only takes a few days, one prescription, to become addicted and the tolerance is quick.

    • @eyekanspalwerds7824
      @eyekanspalwerds7824 Рік тому

      He appears to have a surgical scar on one of his knees. I'm not sure if that's the injury they were talking about.

  • @mariannsimms5644
    @mariannsimms5644 Рік тому +3

    One thing I was wondering and maybe I missed it...or maybe no one even said it - but they had all the vehicle data stored on the computer from the car. It said when the car was taken out of park and put back into park and when it did this and that. Is there anything on that computer which would say if a window was rolled down and then rolled back up during the time that would coincide with tossing a phone out of a window? Seems like it would have kept that info on a computer in the car somewhere.

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +1

      Great point and if they do that data I don’t anyone stated that in the trial. But that would be great to know!

  • @mboyer68
    @mboyer68 Рік тому +14

    I'm sad for the people who have been hurt and robbed, however, I absolutely love it when prominent powerful arrogant scumbags lose their place in life and fall into disgrace. Thank God that deep seated corruption such as this family is pretty rare now. Except for our high state and federal politicians. They'll be the last to go down, but they will.

    • @angelasimpson4980
      @angelasimpson4980 Рік тому

      Deep seeded corruption is RARE now? Are you SERIOUS? Wake up!?!

  • @t-bonewhufc6429
    @t-bonewhufc6429 Рік тому +3

    Good to see that the good ole days are still alive and well in the south !

    • @joebrinson5040
      @joebrinson5040 Рік тому +1

      Just as they are in the North.

    • @kwazimokava
      @kwazimokava Рік тому

      Seems to me these people are slower than the average joe🙄

    • @forpetessake3532
      @forpetessake3532 Рік тому

      @@kwazimokavaand you are some BIG BRAINIAC i take it ? pffft

    • @kwazimokava
      @kwazimokava Рік тому

      @@forpetessake3532 nope just saying whats on everyones mind🤭...but hey all sides of the globe have their weaknesses so dont feel offended...

  • @cyndilagasse991
    @cyndilagasse991 Рік тому +7

    maggie hit the ground at 8:53 and the steps after was alex moving the phone somewhere

  • @doreenalcaraz4257
    @doreenalcaraz4257 Рік тому +6

    Wow..Mark Ball helped the prosecution big time👏👏👏

  • @nicholasfredro6217
    @nicholasfredro6217 Рік тому +3

    I just realized a wife can't destify against her husband ...I don't know why... rhetorical.......well because she's dead.

  • @jfo8888
    @jfo8888 Рік тому +10

    That defense attorney, Harpootlian, drives me insane. At this point if I was on the jury I would have a hard time listening when he stands up. He’s soooooooo slow and confused about what he is trying to ask most of the time, just wasting more time. Maybe his goal is to confuse the jury but really the only thing he is doing is showing that he should’ve retired already.
    Because the defense is so unorganized and have no clue what their own witness is going to say, it really makes it appear that they are scrambling.

    • @angelasimpson4980
      @angelasimpson4980 Рік тому +1

      I think some of the confusion is done purposefully - why? NO IDEA!

    • @swedishgrrl7287
      @swedishgrrl7287 Рік тому +1

      Harpootlian’s folksy “old school” act is really annoying. He’s not as charming as he thinks he is. Judge Newman has been very patient with him.

    • @vernareed2692
      @vernareed2692 Рік тому

      ​@@angelasimpson4980 Jim Griffin the other defense attorney is as bad or worse!! Stutters, seems lost trying to find out where he is when reading off papers, talking, shuffling paper! Trying to pronounce words!

  • @tinab3627
    @tinab3627 Рік тому +2

    Defence got their witnesses to research only small portions of the evidence. Prosecution f surgically fills in the blanks

  • @swedishgrrl7287
    @swedishgrrl7287 Рік тому +5

    It just occurred to me that when witnesses testify about how close the Murdaugh family is, never once have I heard a reference to Alex’s sister. She’s been sitting behind Alex every single day of the trial yet she’s been invisible in this trial. Very odd.

  • @florenceglenn4627
    @florenceglenn4627 Рік тому +3

    This “expert” is condescending. Defense your outright rude.

  • @bretthawksley3582
    @bretthawksley3582 Рік тому +2

    THIS JUDGE IS SOOOOOOOOO GOOD!!!!
    LOVE HIM :)

  • @dearnapst
    @dearnapst Рік тому +1

    The Defence did not do themself any advantages with their witnesses

  • @erickmcgraw
    @erickmcgraw Рік тому +1

    I'm curious why Law&Crime doesn't have someone watching for the return of the court proceeding so they don't just cutoff the anchor's inviews and the "live" court proceeding take over.

  • @Tackleboxandfishingpoles
    @Tackleboxandfishingpoles 6 місяців тому

    Where is Court Day 21 of this Murder Trial?

  • @4halex
    @4halex Рік тому +2

    Isn’t it possible that Alex called Maggie from his car, then left his car, went and got her phone, turned it off and back on and the screen went from portrait to landscape. Apple doesn’t record who is actually using the phone at any given time, just location and minutes used. It’s odd that her phone was found away from the property, he’s lied about everything, the gun was conveniently missing, didn’t stay at his mothers house for the 45 minutes he said he was and was at the kennel when he said he wasn’t, why didn’t they compare the hand on the video to his instead of just relying on witnesses saying it was his voice.

  • @krdo1706
    @krdo1706 Рік тому +3

    There are those who think he is innocent. Why? He lied about being at the kennel. Some say he was traumatized...well, he wasn't traumatized before he got there, so you can't be "pre-traumatized" ..then there is the issue of his clothes. Where are these clothes? The housekeeper didn't find them--why are they gone? Alex will not take the stand because he cannot answer these two questions without incriminating himself. They know it, and they will not allow him to speak.

    • @Angela-ed3hf
      @Angela-ed3hf Рік тому

      He definitely guilty but I really believe he didn’t mean to delete his son only the wife

    • @Angela-ed3hf
      @Angela-ed3hf Рік тому

      But I don’t think he was the actual one … I think he may have hired someone to do it maybe

    • @krdo1706
      @krdo1706 Рік тому

      @@Angela-ed3hf naw....he did it

  • @Lastdodobird1213
    @Lastdodobird1213 Рік тому +1

    Everytime AM startS bobbing his head I'm trying to make yourself cry, I want to throw up🤮🤮🤮

  • @Coffee_for_the_crazy
    @Coffee_for_the_crazy Рік тому +1

    So the defenses big bad expert can only say how they do things in CT. He can't say SLED and GA did things wrong - just differently than he thinks they should have been done or would have been done up north.
    And he is soooo boring to listen to, sounds like he's about to cry.

  • @Fruitcake58
    @Fruitcake58 Рік тому +3

    Doesnt it show some evidence of guilt the fact that his wife and son had been murdered and this despicable person feels the need to be surrounded by lawyers ?

    • @jfo8888
      @jfo8888 Рік тому +2

      Who gets off the phone with 911 to call other people and not call his surviving child first!? In shock or not would that ever make sense?

    • @Fruitcake58
      @Fruitcake58 Рік тому

      I've watched alot of these trials and not one have I seen where the "victim" has been on the phone telling everyone whats happened.... crazy.... I think in the patrol car interrogation on the night of the murders he took a phone call... inbetween crying of course so guilty

    • @Fruitcake58
      @Fruitcake58 Рік тому

      He called his lawyer friends before he called buster..

  • @sonyamarshall2666
    @sonyamarshall2666 Рік тому +10

    Why does this man have 20 plus people at his house with in 20 minutes of this crime scene ! his murdered family members still on the ground !maybe to create a mess?a bigger mess ..it’s absurd ! I’m done wavering ,he had a lot to do with this mess.

    • @Gambler77713
      @Gambler77713 Рік тому

      Same thing Jon Benet Ramsey's parents did. Invite your friends over to contaminate the scene.

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +1

      Yes guilty! They have a mountain of evidence. His voice on Paul’s phone video, exact shell casings and bullets around and in the bodies was found all over his 1,700 acre property and in the house. I’m sure no unknown killer could pull that off. He also was asked by law enforcement did he think cousin Eddie did it or drug cartels and he said no. How does he know? He did say that it might be the family or boyfriend of the girl that died. Trying to bribe his caretaker, trying to get her to lie about how long he was there at his moms and trying to convince the housekeeper what shirt he was wearing. That shirt pants and shoes have conveniently disappeared. He also wanted to sell the beach house but couldn’t because it was in Maggie’s name only. He sold it after he murdered her. Maggie’s sister really hurt Alex’s case. The car data the phone data and the timeline sink Alex. I think the prosecution is doing an outstanding job showing guilt. I mean this is just a few pieces of evidence that will sink him. They have more and every hour this trial goes on he gets more guilty. Alex is a psychopath sociopath narcissist thief conman coward lying murderer.

  • @jennyjohnston1993
    @jennyjohnston1993 Рік тому +4

    I think when Alex said look what they did he meant Paul n Maggie......look what they did, they made me do this to them

  • @t-bonewhufc6429
    @t-bonewhufc6429 Рік тому +11

    Did ginger pubes say he never “went to the kennels that evening” YES he did!….. has he been identified by family members as well as many EX friends as clearly being at the kennels that night,that alone in my mind is enough to convince me he’s guilty!!! What I find unsettling on the video is the fact that Maggie & Paul where going about their normal business not knowing that very shortly the other person on the video (Alec the husband and father) would literally blow their heads off, his battle with drugs,the boating wreck and being sued and Paul being arrested,father in hospital dying,his life was spiralling out of control the whole facade of his life crashing down,total lose of control around all that stuff,knowing that his wife is probably going to divorce him,knowing that for the embezzlement he would be going to jail,stealing money of clients who vary from old people to cops and even two sons of their housekeeper who died in suspicious circumstances etc etc etc What’s more than clear here is that there would be nothing this total narcissist would do to keep up his persona,

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +1

      Bravo T-bone! Send that to the prosecution for closing arguments. Excellent analysis and I 100% agree!

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +1

      Oh I just about choked when I saw one of your comments said ginger balls. Hahaha😂. And then you came up with ginger pubes! Omg I’m dying laughing. 😂😂😂

    • @irisdown9758
      @irisdown9758 Рік тому

      What is difficult to comprehend, if he is guilty, is his ability to go about his life that final day whilst have made plans to execute his wife and son later.

    • @Angela-ed3hf
      @Angela-ed3hf Рік тому

      But why not delete the other son also ?

    • @t-bonewhufc6429
      @t-bonewhufc6429 Рік тому

      @@Angela-ed3hf your nice

  • @Drvanosdrand
    @Drvanosdrand Рік тому +13

    If this man is innocent why hasn't the family kept the reward going ? Billboards private investigators ect ...
    If you listen to the jail house calls he never says ANYTHING like "I'm going to do everything in my power to find out who did this", instead he's mainly wanting money in his and someone else's canteen and getting favors done by buster and his sister in-law as well as John Marvin and something we don't know about with Blonca.
    Another Attorney on YT said it, Its strange how AM left right before the murders and returned right after them..........Come on !!

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +2

      What about Blanca? She was so terrified and did not want to destroy Alex but she did. I think she was an outstanding witness however it was hard for her because I think the Murdaughs were like family to her. Especially Maggie and Paul. The murders are obviously still causing her PTSD. I feel for that woman

    • @lollypop2413
      @lollypop2413 Рік тому

      @@eloise22422 she wasnt scared. Shelly was petrified and crying. Shelly said she saw alex at almeda but did she...or was it so.eone else?

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +1

      @@lollypop2413 I say she was scared and it was hard on her to testify against that was like family to her. Her and husband even moved in there for months to take care of the property. A lot of people fear the Murdaugh clan and for good reason. Did she see someone else? So someone else had Alex’s phone and car? The car data phone data and timeline show his car was there 20 min no 40 like he tried to get her to say. Even offered to help with her wedding. Oh a stranger would not know that Alex did not have cameras on the 1,700 acre property but Alex knew that. A video or blood or eyewitness is not needed to convict him. A stranger would not know who was in the house but Alex knew. It all points directly to him

  • @1justpara
    @1justpara Рік тому +1

    It's my guess right now that there were so many 'high-up's' and 'authoritative' people involved in all of this mess, i.e. the boat incident, the drugs, the money, etc., that there is much more to this than meets the eye. I don't think he did the shooting himself and I wouldn't be surprised if he's covering and/or protecting someone. I also wouldn't be surprised if there's police and other notable lawyers involved in it all.

    • @JETablet_
      @JETablet_ Рік тому

      For the big fish bad-actors to last this long in such a small pool, LEO involvement seems inevitable.

  • @maryannhughes5739
    @maryannhughes5739 Рік тому +3

    I would like to see less of Elick's face next to the witness on tv. I don't understand how he is being allowed to move around and interact with people in the courtroom. AND....I'm asking once more....does anyone know why Paul was in the feed room???Cash, the dog, was not in feed room.

    • @ef7388
      @ef7388 Рік тому +2

      Maybe Alex had something to show him...

    • @acalaeharrison
      @acalaeharrison Рік тому

      Possibly hiding :(

  • @benblair7510
    @benblair7510 Рік тому +2

    He is a murderer. Don’t excuse him cause he also took dope

  • @texasmamaw6555
    @texasmamaw6555 Рік тому +11

    I don’t like this defense Lawyer he’s rude. He got whipped by Mark Tinsely. Lol

  • @jessca_87
    @jessca_87 Рік тому

    I think it should b allowed after the defense and state cross examines the witnesses then the jurors should b allowed to ask questions of the witnesses..

  • @JK-jj9ko
    @JK-jj9ko Рік тому +2

    this forensic examiner will tell you that the Bubba dog shot paul , because the dog is the only living being at the time of the shooting who would be short.
    It is clear the shooter stood dead center in the door way and shot paul from the hip , and the shooter quickly shifted to the right side of the door to hide and dropped to the ground crouching or sat down waiting for paul to see if he drops in the food shed or starts walking. Paul decided to walk out the door and then shooter from crouching or sitting position shot paul through the shoulder, face and the head

  • @chastity5401
    @chastity5401 Рік тому +3

    This Bianca lady… something isn’t right with her or she knows more. She worked at law enforcement one time and was a translator for them for the Mexican drug gangs…. The. Alex owed money to drug gangs but they weren’t worried about it according to detectives…. When’s the last time you heard a drug dealer come out and admit one to being a drug dealer and two not worried about money a client owes them…. THATS A LIE!!! And detective lied to federal grand jury!!! Alex STOLE money and has admitted to it but nothing has PROVEN he killed his wife and son…. Then defense had to hire an expert to go see angles the shooter shot from and finds the missing lead from buck shot…. How embarrassing that state couldn’t find it but someone else did… Everytime defense proves something they claimed was strange like the food Bianca said was strange that it was put up, well obviously the law firm guy out it up…. Was he lying too, because he flat out told the truth about everything including Alex stealing money… Prosecution loved hearing that but not that they/SLED left part of Paul’s skull on scene…. To many things SLED didn’t do to get a conviction!!!

    • @chastity5401
      @chastity5401 Рік тому +1

      I also like how Tinsley I think that’s his name passed not to prosecution today and nothing was said about it when Attorney about boat case for Alex was up on stand…. That attorney wants blood more than anyone I ever seen and even said he told Alex he’d burn his house down….

    • @kwazimokava
      @kwazimokava Рік тому +3

      Yes for her to wash the clothes amd clean the house seemed very ilogical knowing a murder just took place...to me something is a miss with that whole town....almost like a cult

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому

      First of all law enforcement asked Alex in his interview if he thought cousin Eddie or drug cartels commuted the crimes and he said NO. How would he know that? Also drug cartels would not know that Alex had no cameras on 1,700 acres of property but Alex knew he didn’t have cameras. How did drug cartels know if anyone was in the house. They didn’t know but Alex knew. No one else was present. Instead he said the people related to the boat accident could be responsible. Yeah right. He’s such a conman

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому

      Are you serious? They have a mountain of evidence. His voice on Paul’s phone video, exact shell casings and bullets around and in the bodies was found all over his 1,700 acre property and in the house. I’m sure no unknown killer could pull that off. He did say that it might be the family or boyfriend of the girl that died. Trying to bribe his caretaker, trying to get her to lie about how long he was there at his moms and trying to convince the housekeeper what shirt he was wearing. Where are the clothes he had on in Snapchat video. They have disappeared. He also wanted to sell the beach house but couldn’t because it was in Maggie’s name only. Maggie’s sister really hurt Alex’s case. The car data the phone data and the timeline sink Alex. I think the prosecution is doing an outstanding job showing guilt. I mean this is just a few pieces of evidence that will sink him. They have more and every hour this trial goes on he gets more guilty. Alex is a psychopath sociopath narcissist thief conman coward lying murderer.

    • @eloise22422
      @eloise22422 Рік тому +2

      What about Blanca? She was so terrified and did not want to destroy Alex but she did. I think she was an outstanding witness however it was hard for her because I think the Murdaughs were like family to her. Especially Maggie and Paul. The murders are obviously still causing her PTSD. I feel for that woman.