if phone fell out, it would have blood and brains on it, right?
⚖️ MURDAUGH MURDERS & TRIAL THREAD ⚖️
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AM just said it in the video interview of him they are playing in court right now -
also how about the farm hand that missed work that day who said he did covert ops for the US v Black Panthers along the Grand Strand
yeah I did not hear the whole thing but caught the last part. Did not hear that he missed work that day
If he is acquitted is there any chance he sees the outside of a prison again based on the many other charges? They seem indisputable.
Let's put it this way....would you take a chance if you were on that jury? The home field advantage is very real in this one.
and the Captain yesterday who is lead investigator for Colleton County stated that if he tried to turn him or check pulse he would have had blood on him...think that is why they are continually asking the question about turning him
The testimony of the woman who just went seems fairly damning when they describe how one would check the pulse and that she noted no blood anywhere on Alex as well as no footprints or knee marks around Paul’s body.
Like someone posted or tweeted, if only those dogs could talk.
No telling how much dirty money Murdaugh gave to South Carolina. The NCAA should do the right thing and investigate. Possibly give them the death penalty to an already dead program.
In fairness it’s a pretty shitty situation to be in. And I don’t think anyone would want to believe the person they knew and loved is capable of doing those things. So you kind of hold out hope until you can’t anymore. I don’t know tough situation that I wouldn’t want to be in.
Curious, who the guy in in the gallery with dark suit, white shirt taking all the notes. Does the defense or prosecution have team members in the gallery?
He was also at Johnny Depp's trial, I think he is a national reporter/journalist
Even the plaintiffs bar, save for a few ****ing assholes, know this Dram Shop Shit has gotten out of control.
Gray hair and light blue tie? Right over Alex in video? That's Joe McCullough, a prominent attorney from Columbia. I believe he is representing one of the people that is suing for misappropriated funds. I also believe he is an acquaintance of the defense attorneys.
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for the record, hard central part is not an attractive look...
Poot came across as condescending there and a little ridiculous bringing up a can of pork and beans, female jurors for sure won't like that.
Yep Joe and Poot know each other a little. Haha. He ran for SC house as a dem a couple of times and narrowly lost to Kirkman Finlay both times.
Y’all do remember that Poot was chair of the SC dem party for years, got “out” of politics for a little while, and then won the dist 20 SC Senate seat a few years ago. His district was eliminated during the redistricting after the 2020 census hence the rumors he may not run for re-election in 24.
No doubt a terrible situation. I feel bad for the family.
Read an interesting interview from The Island Packet in Hilton Head with the brother that owns the Kubota dealership. When asked about the charges against Alex, the brother said something to the extent of he didn't believe Alex did it, but anything is possible. It wasn't "he didn't do it" or "there's no way he did it".
Kinda makes you wonder if the tiniest seeds of doubt are there for at least some of the family.
Joe McCullough is sitting on the aisle just over Red's head. Dark suit. Gray hair. Taking notes.
He represents victim Connor Cook (I think) in the boat case.
Edit: some quick research probably will confirm that Joe McCullough represented usc during steroid scandal of 80s.
Anyone watching this, or anyone who has studied the timeline and the facts that are out there has to at least have some doubt. There is no way anyone can look at what has been presented even this early and not think there is a real possibility. I’d find it hard pressed to find someone who didn’t think his story doesn’t align at all
Agree at this point in the trial. So far he conducted himself at the crime scene as believable that he didn’t do it.
Yea no matter how much u want to believe otherwise I imagine you atleast think about it a lot and doubt creeps in that yea he might have did it.
I imagine it’s even more difficult in a situation where your dad killed your mom and brother. It’s one thing if he killed a random person you didn’t know but to kill someone you loved makes it even tougher to handle
Maybe i described it wrong but i'm mainly referring to the female attorney.On most people...
Your financial crimes comment is spot on. He is clearly quilty of multiple financial crimes that would carry prison time. I believe it would be much easier for the “murder jury” to convict him if they knew he was already going to prison.
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No doubt I think like 90% are personal with that said it’s probably easier to believe your dad is innocent or atleast still support him if he murders his business partner than if he murders his wife/your mother.
Best place to watch without interruption is on YouTube. Search Law and Cime channel Murdaugh trial live
True,but imagine most know that he is headed there.
To play devil's advocate.....it would also be easier to vote innocent and hang the trial up if you knew he was gonna serve some time anyway for the financial crimes. Due to the number of offenses and the time period involved I assume that would be 20-25 years which will be most of his remaining life
Certainly, if he gets off on this I will feel better about it knowing he is not getting out from the financial mountain of charges
I hope he gets fried because I have no doubt he did it or watched it being done
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I’m not convinced he did it. The state has serious problems with its time line. Taking the definition of reasonable doubt into it.
