Alex Murdaugh Found Guilty: From High Powered Lawyer to Convicted Murderer | Killer Psyche

In this special episode, Former FBI agent and criminal profiler Candice DeLong and her producer, Julie, discuss the ins and outs of the Alex Murdaugh trial. Due to the intense public scrutiny of everything Murdaugh, revelations about possible crimes in the family's history were brought to light. What part could these past events have played in the murder of Maggie and Paul? And more importantly, what could drive a man to murder his own wife and son in such a horrific way?
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  • @michellewright3004
    @michellewright3004 Жыл бұрын

    I believe when AM testified and stated that he “knew for a fact that the individual/individuals who did what he saw that night, hated Paul Murdaugh and had anger in their heart”, he was confessing to what he felt towards his own son from the moment he planned the killings of his wife and son to the moment he pulled the triggers. I believe he did hate his son for causing so much damage and destruction to his family name and legacy and for the fact that his son’s wreckless and careless behavior that caused the boat crash that killed Mallory Beach was about to expose him and all his dirty dealings and stealings and he knew he was on the verge of losing everything. I also do not believe for one second that his own road side gunshot encounter qas a suicide for hire attempt at all. I believe he lured Cousin Eddy out to that road with the intent of killing Eddy and making it appear that it was self defense and that Eddy was the one responsible for the killings of his wife and son, in order to draw attention away from himself as a suspect and of course, had he been successful in those attempts, it probably would have worked since “dead men tell no tales” but as the Good Book tells us, that which is done in darkness shall be shown in light. Luke 8:17 For nothing is secret, that shall not be made manifest; neither any thing hid, that shall not be known and come abroad.

  • @SubCultureVulture702
    @SubCultureVulture702 Жыл бұрын

    Pauls case caused Tinsley to have the ability to force Alex to show his financial records which would expose all the theft.

  • @unapologeticallyauthentic
    @unapologeticallyauthentic Жыл бұрын

    THERE IS NO POSSIBLE WAY HE TOO 1000-3000 MG OF OXYCODONE/DAY!

  • @giafontana1898
    @giafontana1898

    Maggie wasn’t shot in the head while running…she was shot in the torso/breast while down on her hands & knees & the .300 bullet exited & hit her again in the head. 1st Fatal Shot. After she was dead he walked around her body & shot her directly in the head. 2nd Fatal Shot.

  • @SubCultureVulture702
    @SubCultureVulture702 Жыл бұрын

    He was down picking up the other weapon when Paul who had already been shot in his chest started out the kennel room, that's why the shot came from underneath causing his whole brain to eject out the top landing near by on sidewalk.

  • @michaelprunty3104
    @michaelprunty3104 Жыл бұрын

    Opioid addiction can go undetected because the signs are oftentimes subtle. But still, he would be obviously hooked if he actually took as much as he said. Yeah he was most likely hooked but again not the ridiculous amount he stated.

  • @barbaraaustin8556
    @barbaraaustin8556

    So much for experts speculations!!

  • @rhondaclark5335
    @rhondaclark5335

    There was no marksman that shot Maggie, she was shot up close

  • @BeRosie1
    @BeRosie1 Жыл бұрын

    'American Greed' on CNBC also had an excellent documentary on Murdaugh more on the financial grifts. Thank you for Killer Psyche...it's killer :)

  • @buschlight620
    @buschlight620

    What investigators and attorneys were at the emergency room?

  • @Quackadam
    @Quackadam Жыл бұрын

    There was a painted portrait of Alex’s grandfather that was in the court room that they removed before the trial. Think about that, painted family portraits hanging in the courtrooms!! That family had Power!

  • @CharleneMCox
    @CharleneMCoxКүн бұрын

    Candice I agree with you on your points!

  • @Barb417
    @Barb417 Жыл бұрын

    The jury had 6 weeks to decide. The evidence of guilt was overwhelming from the start. Some jurors were dozing off because their minds were already made up.

  • @barbaragonzales4575
    @barbaragonzales4575 Жыл бұрын

    So over all involved in this case.Those teenagers had a choice ..They were not a squeaky group of kids.Doing drugs and all the alcohol involved.Give us a break. You reap what you soe

  • @cheryl2962
    @cheryl2962 Жыл бұрын

    Could you cover the unsolved crime of the I Can't Believe It's not Yogurt Shop!

  • @bfox4300
    @bfox4300

    YOU KEEP SAYING PAUL BUT YOU MEAN ALEC.

  • @WonderyMedia
    @WonderyMedia

    Check out more Killer Psyche episodes:

  • @markstevens1729
    @markstevens1729 Жыл бұрын

    Five minutes in, no content so far. Next.

  • @dianehelgaduncan4055
    @dianehelgaduncan4055 Жыл бұрын

    You keep saying Paul when you mean Alex.

  • @sba8710
    @sba8710 Жыл бұрын

    Too many ads. I have KZread premium to avoid this bs. Sneaking them in the podcast means I won’t listen.

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