agree as far as voice and demeanor but by the time they can put this all together he will be 90...he is 85 now
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agree as far as voice and demeanor but by the time they can put this all together he will be 90...he is 85 now
Paw Paw played by the son of the red-headed bully in A Christmas Story.
To be fair, he never said he doubted that he did it. He was in the camp that he thought he was guilty but didn’t think the state had proved beyond all reasonable doubt.
I don’t think you can believe someone is guilty but then claim you think there is reasonable doubt.
Also, Duke football games are a lot less rowdy now that students can’t shake their keyless remote entry systems for their Mercedes and BMWs.😉
Or another convict may take him out. Imo this family tragedy isn't over. We still have Buster running free. Hopefully his dad's sociopathic tendencies weren't inherited.
I'm surprised the jurors were lockstep in their belief of guilt and thereby many including me were wrong in predicting a hung jury. AM deserved the death penalty but I totally understand why the prosecution decided to pass on that option.
I sound ridiculous by respecting the systems we have? When the verdict came out I said justice was served. A jury of his peers found him guilty in just over an hour. They didn’t doubt. They were sure.
I also believe the death penalty should be something we use much more often than we do. The tax payer.good citizen should not have to pay for someone to live who takes the life of others willingly.
Neither of those two paragraphs have any weight or bearing with what I thought the case presented and how I would have acted as a juror. You have to be able to step outside of a little box and see the whole picture.
Im with ya brother. I was all in on guilty but thought no way it was not going to be a hung jury. Then when the verdict came back so fast I knew
Sam Elliot plays the Director of SLED.
I actually thought why is Sam Elliott talking at the press conference
Probably leftover hate from Entourage but I’d cast a young Seth Green.
My guess is she never saw the side of him that came out after heavy drinking. That seems to be when his personality changed.
Carrot Top plays future Buster.
off topic but the character he played in We Were Young and Soldiers, he played Sgt. Plumley. That was actual a combination character which my wife's uncle Larry Gilreath was depicted. He got to go to red carpet roll out, met him several times during movie shooting, and they stayed in touch him until he died. Think Sam called to give his condolences when he passed if I am remembering correctly
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Did I hear correctly that Buster works at Applebees? If so, which one?
Shit I need to get some work done and run some errands...but I just can't stop...
I mean this is the last day. I feel like I have to take it all in
You have to remember the dynamic of the situation - 12 strangers brought together to decide a murder - the automatic vote is not guilty - thats what the law mandates - so to me the NGs were just being careful and not jumping to conclusions in a "what does everyone else think before I really say what I think?" scenario
as mentioned above - much easier to go NG to guilty - NG is the starting line in the race - you either stay on the NG road or take a right to GUILTY - the prosecution and AM gave them the map
Ya agree with @poates6 here. The Netflix Documentary did a really good job of saying that there was Paul and then there was "Timmy". "Timmy" was Paul's unhinged alcoholic monster persona, and ... I get that. Its certainly not "ok", but I have had several friends or have known people who are complete monsters when they are drunk. I have cut pretty much all of them out of my life by now.
Now ... I certainly dont know Paul or any Murdaugh for that matter, but Im assuming Paul wasnt all peaches and cream when he was sober. He probably was a entitled bratty little shit, but that doesnt mean he was a monster sober.
Way I figure it, if Mallory Beach's boyfriend can forgive Paul and accept Paul's apology, then there must have been some good in Paul. That dude has every right to hate Paul with the fury of a thousand suns, but in the documentary, said he accepted Paul's apology and even said he loved him.
Over 500,000 views is to be congratulated on....Glad to know I only accounted for 35-40.000 of them
appreciate you through this trial my man...learned a lot from reading your stuff
Samuel L. Jackson as the judge.
appreciate you through this trial my man...learned a lot from reading your stuff
Yeah some ginger is gonna get a break out role
Big day in the GOAT SC with the world watching.
Judge Newman snatches the soul of a souless ginger.
AM has to stand there in his tan jumpsuit and listen to his bullshit.
Tinsley is a confirmed savage. Struts out in a custom suit while trying to keep the gators on his feet.
Judge Newman snatches the soul of a souless ginger.
AM has to stand there in his tan jumpsuit and listen to his bullshit.
Tinsley is a confirmed savage. Struts out in a custom suit while trying to keep the gators on his feet.
Morgan Freeman plays the judge. No question.
I would have said Phillip Seymour Hoffman for Alex Murdaugh. He would have crushed the role, but sadly not an option.
Right but did Alex contact him to get him to go to the kennels like his did maggie and Paul?
Thinking back through the trial...
Dr. Kenneth Kinsey was a ringer for the prosecution. On top of his vast, vast experience and credentials...he was likable, detailed, and always to the point. He communicated in a way that the "average Joe" could easily understand. I was impressed with him and his testimony. He was a home run.
Dr. Kenneth Kinsey was a ringer for the prosecution. On top of his vast, vast experience and credentials...he was likable, detailed, and always to the point. He communicated in a way that the "average Joe" could easily understand. I was impressed with him and his testimony. He was a home run.
Mingling with the lesser classes, eating prison food, wearing prison clothes, following someone else's schedule your daily routine, no more hunting seasons, no more walks along Edisto Beach....
AND FOREVER nightmares about the "before" faces of his wife Maggie and son Paul and the "after" destruction of the heads of those family....but to AM likely more important is the disgrace to HIS name and reputation.
Yep, I'm in for him to ruminate in his criminal stew on Earth. I believe in salvation so perhaps he can reconcile his soul with God, but if not, I'm in for him to spend eternity where God sends him.
AM missed his chance to die when he elected to kill his family. He made the wrong choice.
I was born in Gaffney in 1968 moved to Columbia in 73. My Mom remembers it vividly. There was a local reporter that wrote a book about it.
Buster might be lucky to be alive…
Harpootlian just said they will be filing an appeal in 10 days.
