I’d like a list of the top 5 posters in the thread. They should take a bow for keeping this going, even in the dark days of being relegated to the lower forum.
Free year membership I think
I’d like a list of the top 5 posters in the thread. They should take a bow for keeping this going, even in the dark days of being relegated to the lower forum.
yesDo you know them?
Yep, I would imagine the cost for $10M coverage would be $1000 - $1500 per monthHis policy must remain inforce (premiums paid) for it to remain active.
The dudes lost their mom/brother and now father
And you feel like the public is owed something from them?
you forgot "I trust you Mr. Waters."Mr. Waters, if you say it’s #7071 and have the documentation that says it is, I’m not gonna dispute that with you. I was napping between #7057 and #7081. I have no recollection of #7071.
I mentioned about 43 pages ago that this pic is the perfect avatar for someone. Likely @CU1TruTiger4Life or the newly invested @Larry_Williams
Admittedly, I didn't have a chance to watch much of the trial. Did the prosecution ever say how they thought the murders/shootings actually went down? Did the victims see it coming, or were they caught by surprise?
Can anyone summarize? Thanks.
you forgot "I trust you Mr. Waters."
Agree. And was the housekeeper's death really an accident or did Paul push her down the stairs.It’s a chore to keep up with this one. I really hope they look into Stephen’s murder even if the murdaughs were not involved. Also, I think finding the money would potentially add another layer to this saga.
I’m sure it’s been said but I’d love to have a few beers with that judge.
@yemassee posted he was at that bar/restaurant.Listening to one of the Murdaugh podcasts this morning that posted a quick update on the Guilty charge, they mentioned there was cheering in a Walterboro restaurant/bar that was showing the live broadcast of the verdict announcement and also mentioned cheering in a Charleston restaurant. While I felt he was guilty, I can't say that would be my response.
No toasters, I'm afraid.That must've been me. Do I win a toaster?
Agree. And was the housekeepers death really an accident or did Paul push her down the stairs.
I believe it is the second or third longest. The penny stock thread is the longest all-time.500,000. Impressive
@Cris_Ard Aside from @CU1TruTiger4Life ’s yearly Season Forecast, is this one of the longest threads in TI history?
And also Sheriff Robert E. Lee who is behind Alec in courtI’m sure it’s been said but I’d love to have a few beers with that judge.
No toasters, I'm afraid.
I think part of this was posted earlier, but here is all 3 parts.Yes felt they shot Paul first through shoulder and went through heat from potentially a sitting or kneeling position. Then shot again. Believe both were moving when shot
Maggie came running to “her baby” and that’s when she was shot
Very similar to his sentencing of the Uber driver/murderer at Five Points. Used some of the same phrases.He was good ....not sure I have ever heard a judge say that much but again think he was truly disappointed in who Alex became and somewhat pissed as well. Judge is firm but always soft spoken and never sought any attention . Just did his job and did it well
I don’t know what they hope to find if they dig up her remains as the injuries would be the same whether she fell down the steps or was pushed down the steps. She was in intensive care for a couple of weeks after the accident and then died. It was not clear if she was ever coherent enough to say what happened.I definitely think that was a cover up...no clue who did it or who was even there but for there to not be an autopsy after it happened which was unusual because there was conflicting information that coroner never got.
Days prior she had found pills taped under the bed and did not tell Maggie but told Paul. They have said tripped over the dog, dog jumped on her, etc. but she was going up the steps and went backwards
Many believe her death was because she knew too much but friends of Paul said he would never do it because he loved her too much. Others have hinted they think Maggie may have done it?
Another unsolved mystery
Add to it, Blanca testify that someone doused their house in Hampton proper with diesel fuel and tried to set it on fire.I definitely think that was a cover up...no clue who did it or who was even there but for there to not be an autopsy after it happened which was unusual because there was conflicting information that coroner never got.
Days prior she had found pills taped under the bed and did not tell Maggie but told Paul. They have said tripped over the dog, dog jumped on her, etc. but she was going up the steps and went backwards
Many believe her death was because she knew too much but friends of Paul said he would never do it because he loved her too much. Others have hinted they think Maggie may have done it?
Another unsolved mystery
For a "loving family" there sure are a lot of bad things that happen around them that seemed to get covered up
I don’t know what they hope to find if they dig up her remains as the injuries would be the same whether she fell down the steps or was pushed down the steps. She was in intensive care for a couple of weeks after the accident and then died. It was not clear if she was ever coherent enough to say what happened.
I think Maggie was the only one who visited her in the hospital.
After this I would be surprised if Buster said 1 word to any SLED agent except maybe to f’ offBuster is probably trying to lay as low as possible hoping SLED doesn't come knocking on his door asking about Stephen Smith.
Can he commit suicide and his beneficiary get paid? That’s what I’d probably do if I was in his shoes. I think my policy allows suicide after a waiting period.His policy must remain inforce (premiums paid) for it to remain active.
If it was my family member and I thought it might show something then I would do it. All I am saying is that I think it’s clear falling down the steps was what caused her traumatic injuries. Whether that was because of the dogs or because someone pushed her, who knows?her family said when they visited her she was not coherent. If Maggie just so happened to do it, she could be visiting to assure she stayed that way? Or if Maggie was even there...
like this woman wakes up someone is in trouble...of course all of that will likely never be able to be proven and a lot of what ifs but who knows. I have no clue what digging her up is going to show but there must be some solid evidence there or they would not do it
oh dear. How did he use this word?Shocker.
Did you hear him during the same presser say "crippled," then question whether or not the word "crippled" is politically correct? Harpootlian is a joke, and Griffin is getting there too.
Yea,even though he killed them , he still feels like he got screwed and always willIf he's truly a raging narcissist (and I'm not qualified to say he is), not sure how much true introspection there's gonna be.
oh dear. How did he use this word?
DUH!!Agree. And was the housekeeper's death really an accident or did Paul push her down the stairs.
Interesting. We have 11 mutual friends on FB, she looked kind of hot.Maggie Fox. Works at Griffin's firm, I believe
Interesting. We have 11 mutual friends on FB, she looked kind of hot.
Bingo….what I have said as well…No victim statements.
If Buster and John Marvin truly believe Alex, then surely their next step is commencing the manhunt for the real killers right?
I'll never forget how he calmly but firmly shut his family down during victim statements.Very similar to his sentencing of the Uber driver/murderer at Five Points. Used some of the same phrases.
Bingo….what I have said as well…