No doubt.....Alex carried badge , manipulated things , and controlled the la there until the financial stuff hit. The Netflix documentary demonstrates that explicitly at the boat accident scene and in the hospital.
⚖️ MURDAUGH MURDERS & TRIAL THREAD ⚖️
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On3 Insider at 38 pages. They seem to have more “ Murdaugh area locals” and, of course, people who knew them at USC; we have way more lawyer input. Both sites clearly believes he did it, or had it done.
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Totally.
The idea that he was cozy only with DNR, and not with SLED (and thus paranoid of them) has been rendered a total joke from the available evidence and actions (and inactions).
yeah the paranoid argument does not align with anything we know about Alex Murdaugh. That is horse shit.
And to the point he was so paranoid he did not get one single detail accurate but his misrememberings are awful convenient to somehow align with the timeline in a positive way for him...
Seems about right
They get the case early this afternoon. Tomorrow is Friday. They've been hemmed up for 6 weeks. They'll have a verdict by 5pm tomorrow.
if it is a verdict by tomorrow at 5 then it is a guilty. My guess is the deliberation lasts longer than that but I hope not. Quick decision would be bad for Alex in my unprofessional opinion
AM's alibi hinges on at least one juror believing his paranoia caused him to lie on his whereabouts so they can believe he wasn't there.
Without the paranoia, he had no reason to lie about his whereabouts.....unless he knew the time of death because he was at the kennels when his family was shot and needed to remove himself from focus.
The truth is not found in AM's words but his actions.
I can believe hed be afraid of sled. Makes perfect sense that he would be afraid of an entity he had no preferential treatment with.
It’s crystal clear he was afraid bc he knew they wouldn’t screw up the evidence gathering or investigation.
When he mentioned that he was paranoid because AT THAT EXACT MOMENT HE HAD A BAG OF PILLS IN HIS POCKET.
OH MY GOD.
Alex could walk up to a group of SLED agents and toss 10 bags of pills on the table and not a single one would move a muscle.
Except that he absolutely did get preferential treatment from SLED.
I mean if you really want to boil down all the facts in this case to one succinct point, it is this - everything Alex Murdaugh says...
He did? I haven’t seen that in testimony.
Typical office is a administrative assistant and law clerk. Admin stays in their home office and the law clerk typically travels the circuit with the Judge and is in the courtroom etc. Not a ton of research at the circuit level from the clerk or staff.
Dick wasn’t happy so chances of a guilty verdict may have just increased
I'm just glad the juror was able to leave with her parting gift of a dozen eggs 🤣
Had discussions with at least three other jurors that involved giving her opinion on the case
yep just had someone text me screen shots of it being discussed on twitter. Thanks to you and @dandeman330
Spoke her testimony opinion with 2 different people. Also had a dozen eggs on her in the jury room. Very wild.
Haha...no sh....t....You know the saying...."If his lips are moving, he is lying"
She plead the 5th on preparation. Just wanted the dozen and her bottled water back before being removed.
yep
paranoia does not give you the ability to tell lies that coincidentally fall into a perfect timeline and I hope the prosecution somehow says things along those lines
I assume for eating but I'm no expert witness.
Well, a dozen eggs is now the equivalent of one day's wages on the jury so I don't blame her.
She was obviously a juror of means.
