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@lindapietrasz8070

Жыл бұрын

I sent 2 separate $5 donations during the premier. One was before Hopper and one was after. Neither of them showed on the screen. Both stated that they were successful and both have been charged to my account. Can you please at least verify that you received them both? Thank you.

@kenreed65

Жыл бұрын

i want this class you offer

@wendymoore8993

Жыл бұрын

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@ThriveCollective1188

Жыл бұрын

Would you analyse John Marvin Murdaugh’s testimony particularly his explanation of why he cleaned up Paul’s remains. My instincts on this case don’t believe Alex was there alone and I can imagine John involved

@firststepshardest1656

Жыл бұрын

This is a rerun 😢

Thumbs up those who wants an analysis on BUSTER MURDAUGH !

@jerrycoleman882

Жыл бұрын

I do, I do, Bus Bus is involved. Da Da killed his brother Paul Paul & mom and turned the long standing good family name to poo poo. Yet Buster calls daddy in jail to complain about a stranger giving him a hard time - in his mind. Nothing like Dad I miss Mom & Paul. Nothing... I think he's a rotten apple that certainly did fall far from the great grandpa's tree.

@teresev1435

Жыл бұрын

@@jerrycoleman882 I noticed the other day how Paul looks like he could be just Maggie’s son by immaculate conception, he is the spitting image of his mother, while the other one is the spitting image of the father. The rotten fruit doesn’t fall far from the convicted and incarcerated tree comment you made made me think of that, thought I’d share…

@mariecollins5840

Жыл бұрын

💯 yes

@amandalynch9727

Жыл бұрын

Does anyone know if LE scoured his phone like they did the other ones? I can’t find it anywhere if they did.

@cmnelson2923

Жыл бұрын

Yes, please!

I’m not a body-language specialist… but I can tell he’s guilty AF. His wife and son were just butchered and he’s not furious, terrified, or both? I call BS!

@lucky7mojo

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to the Panel!

@meghanmisaliar

Жыл бұрын

They don't analyze body language. They analyze human behavior patterns. Big difference.

@lucky7mojo

Жыл бұрын

@@meghanmisaliar if only every human operated off the same baseline. They never do. That's why we read body language.

@LisaRent

Жыл бұрын

@@meghanmisaliar video label is literally “3 Body Language Tells…”

1. Too much power 2. Too much money 3. Morally bankrupt

@christinamitchell6796

8 ай бұрын

Well said

As a retired elementary school teacher, i always knew that the longer and more convoluted the story, the less likely it is to be the truth. Sidebar-- sunflower seeds?? WTF!

When my daughter was little I always had her hold the side of the buggy while grocery shopping and when she was about 4 she changed sides and when I looked down and didn’t see her right away I was more upset in those few seconds than I’ve ever seen this guy be.

@WaywordDaughter

Жыл бұрын

Right there with you, every horror picture fills your mind within those seconds, you hearts come out of of your throat, as does your stomach, you silently scream to God (because no words can come out) ..."Nooooo"!! ... Your throat and chest tighten like you having a heart attack, your knees turn to jelly, you flush boiling hot from sheer panic, your white knuckled on those handles and the tears are welling up...and suddenly your vision picks them up right beside you on the other side, your brain has not yet got acquainted to their position change...And that feeling of panic even thought the adrenaline has dissipated, it leaves it marks as a core memory and your cells in your body remember that situation all day and forever after, just not with the same intensity as when you first experienced..Although that 1 situation can for some lead to PTSD.. Im sorry you suffered that and i so glad she was safe.. :) ...This man, there is NOTHING, he is empty... you'd be scraping me off the ground.....Be safe and well

I STILL cannot get over him in the car giving that whole script of his night without the slightest problem. If someone just blew my son’s head off -not to mention my spouse’s but MY CHILD’S!!-and I DISCOVERED IT on top of that, I would be in the fetal position in the hospital needing sedation, unable to speak. And probably wailing and making inhuman sounds.

@nancyvega1247

Жыл бұрын

Same here! The immediate trauma symptoms would be unbearable. I would be crying, unable to utter clear speech, yelling their names, asking why and screaming 😢at the top of my lungs or frozen in fear and overwhelm 😢.😮

@bootziecuppie487

Жыл бұрын

Those were my exact thoughts when I first saw his reactions!! I would be inconsolable for a very very long time and I would never be right again!!

@olderwiser64

Жыл бұрын

@@nancyvega1247 Exactly! Not to mention you probably couldn’t pull me off my child’s body, no matter the condition. I’d still be trying to revive him or at least sobbing while holding him. And even if I was cognizant enough to realize it’s a crime scene, don’t touch anything, I’d still be unable to leave his body.

@olderwiser64

Жыл бұрын

@@bootziecuppie487 I know! And yet there he is, not even an hour or so later, calmly reciting events of his boring ol’ night. His face isn’t even red & splotchy OR deathly pale showing his stress hormones have been activated in any way whatsoever.

@nancyvega1247

Жыл бұрын

@@olderwiser64 ...and he is seeding reasonable doubt/suspicion (that's not really reasonable, but incongruent) as to who did this horrible crime.) This guy is a piece of work! 😔😳

If you watch it muted, you would never guess his family was just found slaughtered.

Alex never said he wanted to go find the murderer! Not once. He's calm in the car and not demanding to look for the killer himself. Very telling!!!

@meghanmisaliar

Жыл бұрын

They mentioned that in the video.

I can’t get enough Murdaugh content, you guys are totally spot on with him. I saw an interview with the female detective saying that she was really bothered as to why his clothes were so clean, so Scott nailed that one. The ending of the last video was so funny, “what if he asks why you’re calling him Rob?”😂

He’s unbelievably calm for someone who just saw his family’s brains all over the ground.

@athenajones2084

Жыл бұрын

Yep! 💯!

@Emily_the_wiener_lover

Жыл бұрын

While typically I’d say everyone reacts differently with him though there are too many red flags to ignore in his behavior!!

When he brings up the boat accident he just says he was arrested for being the driver of the boat not that he had killed someone while intoxicated

I have noticed what he never said : please find who did this.

It is so fascinating that Alex chats about everything in the world up to coming on the crime scene, then says he "drove up and saw...(SILENCE)." He NEVER completes that sentence!

Not once has he said Paw Paw. Only on the witness stand. What a giant phony!

@marilynrogers778

Жыл бұрын

I think it was only after his youngest brother used the name in his testimony

The fact that he's more interested in setting up his (fake) alibi than he is in finding the killer of his wife and child is a HUGE tell...

Someone died in that boat wreck but he defines it as "bad publicity"...

@stacypiland2468

Жыл бұрын

I agree, they could have cared less what happened to that girl...cared less, as long as they could lie their way out of it ...or even blame an innocent person, so Paul or any of them would not have to face responsibility.

@lepoussinvengeur

Жыл бұрын

@@stacypiland2468 it sounds more like an inconvenient to him. That's sad. I hope seeing him fo to prison for life at least gives her family some comfort.

For me, it was his calm collected demeanor right after he "discovered" them dead. A son. A spouse. That would have left me numb and unresponsive from shock and pain. He looked like his doggo went missing but they found him and now are just taking a statement for the record. No shock, no pain, in fact he looked almost relieved 😮

@devyn7853

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, seems like it should either be sobbing, or zombie-like behavior. It was neither.

@meghanmisaliar

Жыл бұрын

Any normal person would be in hysterics.

"Do you know his birthday?" "Yeah, his brother's birthday is..."

@blueeyesblueskiesahead1612

Жыл бұрын

That was so weird, wasn’t it

@WaywordDaughter

Жыл бұрын

@@blueeyesblueskiesahead1612 Spot who meant more to him..Its all in that sentence !

I have cried more in the last few days after having to put my cat to sleep than this man did over his son and wife. Stone cold. .

@KimtheElder

Жыл бұрын

❤

@devyn7853

Жыл бұрын

Conolences on the loss of your furbaby. 💐💕

@_aesthete_

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely !! Because he's evil ! There's no other word for it.

@justchillin6117

Жыл бұрын

Anita I’m sorry 🫂! This dude is dispicable!! Heart less !! Etc

@MeMyselfAndEyeTeeth

Жыл бұрын

You're right - I cried and wailed when my dog died unexpectedly. After the initial shock wore off, i still cried, wept, and teared up for a long time when i thought about him and what happed. Im sorry about your kitty baby - I do know how difficult and painful a decision that is. Prayers you'll rest well tonight and dream happy dreams of your cat. 🤲💖

The most striking thing to me is that almost everything he says is to justify his actions that night. His concern is not shock over the killings and finding the murderer, but assuring the police that they should not suspect him. He doth protest too much.

@yvelaine

Жыл бұрын

Right on .

It's fantastic when we see a panelist popped-out in the corner and commenting while we can see the interrogation video at the same time. Please continue doing this; it really helps to see the video at the same time as the panelist is commenting/explaining. Great job!

@bonnieblue1792

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

He’s so calm. Yikes. Even if he didn’t feel shocked, sad, and angry about losing his wife and son, he could at least have acted concerned that the “killer” was out to get him too. But there is no mention of this. Great video, gentlemen. And I love the way Mark summarizes the attitudes people show: “Paul was no good at growing sunflowers.”

@bonnieblue1792

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Nor did I hear him ask about his son Buster, or express concern about his well-being, Incase someone was targeting the whole family.

He's sure is talkative after seeing his wife riddled with bullets and his son's brains literally all over the place. I wouldn't be able to form a complete sentence for at least several hours after the horror of seeing that! But since HE MADE THE HORROR, he's a Rambling Man, digging himself deeper and deeper into the quagmire he's made.

All the snorting and coughing in that car is sickening

@tundrawomansays694

Жыл бұрын

Makes me wonder if he’s been snorting the oxys or cocaine-something like this.

Thank God this guy was so eager to talk to the police, we have a lot of good tape. This has been one of the most educational interrogation. It must be so hard to get all these points live when you are working on the suspect. So much to remember and think about while that suspect is talking. Big Gold Star to all the good cops working to ferreting out the truth. Good stuff guys as always.

@sylviavillalobos9779

Жыл бұрын

That's what a good narcissist does, they just don't shut up. They have to be heard. They think they're smarter and can out wit anyone. Alex will also have his jail house phone calls that will follow..he can't and would help himself, because he wouldn't shut up.

If I’d found the body of my child-I’d be covered in blood. No stupid interview in a car. I’d be given a shot and in hospital.

@MeMyselfAndEyeTeeth

Жыл бұрын

I hear that! I honestly believe I'd have a massive heart attack or stroke and die on the spot. And my children are in their 40s - not kids anymore like Paul.

This man couldn't muster up 1 real tear. Cold hearted is an understatement. RIP to all victims of his and his family's crimes.

The most obvious thing to me has always been that almost everyone else would be losing their freaking minds. Having come home to find your spouse and child in that way. I can't even visualize a piece of that scene being my spouse and child without starting to get very upset. I have been through a thing or two and I know what shock does to you also. Anyone else would be despondent, freaking out and screaming/crying saying “I wish I'd been here!!” “I wish they'd gone with me!!” and any number of other statements people would be making. I have seen all of the footage but what has been redacted. To paraphrase Chase, “What’s missing?”. His sustained grief, shock, guilt (survivors), horror and anguish just to name a few things that are missing.

There is no way a husband and father could be this calm right after finding his wife and son brutally murdered. There's no sign that he's cried or been affected emotionally.

@jujubean54ify

Жыл бұрын

He took the psycho path.

@velvetgardenia

Жыл бұрын

And his shirt is immaculate. That on its own is a red flag.

@suzintex

Жыл бұрын

The man whose wife "suffering from postpartum depression who killed their three children while he ran errands for them had a total breakdown when the one surviving child died. He's still in the hospital. Sorry for the long run-on sentence. I'm recuperating from a migraine with only two hours of sleep. 🥴.

The Devil him self, no emotion, no love, poor Maggie.

As a business owner, I cannot get over accusing someone that I just hired like a day ago of this horrific murder and then say he was off today. I mean what an a$$hole!

@prant8998

Жыл бұрын

He threw that guy under the bus! He has a, ”new hire,” tells the cops he might be a murderer? Wow! "Took the day off.” The boss from hell. Thank God he took the day off, he probably would get blamed for the whole mess, he’d be in jail forever. That guy name says it all, “Murdaugh," complete psychopath. He’s Ted Bundy with a law degree.

who talks about sunflower seeds when you've just discovered your wife and son have been brutally killed?

The missing anger is a HUGE factor here. If someone killed even a friend, let alone a spouse and child, almost everyone would want to scream in between attempting to answer the cops' questions. Oh, and that damned snorting he keeps doing like he's been sobbing, which he isn't -- Jesucristo, I can't stand to listen to that, knowing it's all fake tears anyway.

@lbh4113

Жыл бұрын

Yeah normal ppl would be rolling around screaming and pounding the ground, probably clawing our own face in anguish

@josi4251

Жыл бұрын

@@lbh4113 Absolutely. Some may go the other direction and be in such complete shock they can't talk. Seasoned detectives can be pretty good at figuring out who's real and who isn't. Either screaming, crying, or stunned into silence -- those are usually real. But the calm ones who tell tons of irrelevant details -- yeah, nope.

If I heard the word "how old WAS your son" hearing him being talked about in past tense would make break down uncontrollably... He doesn't even flinch, that says so much to me

Anyone who has lost a loved one in horrific circumstances (I lost my son), knows that this creature is NOT shocked and grieving. He's busy making his alibis.

@trawlins396

Жыл бұрын

Or maybe anyone with a modicum of common sense. You don't have to have lost someone in horrific circumstances to see his guilt. It's blatantly obvious!

@meghanmisaliar

Жыл бұрын

ANYONE with eyes and ears can see and hear that hes not the least bit shocked or grieving. Has nothing to do with having experienced losing someone in the same way.

@meghanmisaliar

Жыл бұрын

Karens always make the silliest, most inane comments. 🙄

@trawlins396

Жыл бұрын

@@meghanmisaliar yes they do.

@utter007

Жыл бұрын

Are u guys serious? Wow ,no need to be rude and disrespectful .Do u all feel better now ? Grow up 🤨I really don’t think u get the concept of being a Karen .Your behaviour is more the actions of a Karen .unbelievable 🤦🏼‍♀️

I just received my CHAFF & REDIRECT sweatshirt and i feel like such a neardy fangirl walking the dog 😂🤓 Secretly hoping to meet someone who knows what it means - we will be instantly friends lol

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

Yay! 🙂👍

@lightfountain

Жыл бұрын

Sweet

You guys are probably the only channel who gets 300 Likes before it even starts ! Lots of love here !

Even if you happily murdered your wife and son, you'd think the reality of it would produce a tear, or two. What a callous being.

The biggest "TELL" of them all. His lips were moving.

If someone had just killed my CHILD I would be livid, hysterical, acting like a crazy person with Grief & Anger. This dude is story telling like it’s Saturday night out. Nothing to see here folks. This cop had to be thinking What the hell.

@flaccidego4291

Жыл бұрын

Me and my family with 2 sisters & a brother were way more distraught when our dogs died from natural aging. He's talking about coming upon the scene of his wife & son lying in pools of blood from being savagely shot as if he's reporting a lost wallet

My favorite saying is from Chase “Is he selling a story or telling a story “ oh man is he trying to sell this story.

@tracyafig

Жыл бұрын

And the jury didn't buy it.

I don’t understand how a person would not be totally besides themselves when they just discovered that his wife and son were murdered.

@phredm2540

Жыл бұрын

Hollow, emotional detachment of any father/son or husband/wife relationship with a thick coat of narcissism wrapped smugly around him…. That’s how ~ And let’s not forget the root of all evil ~ The LOVE of money!

@MeMyselfAndEyeTeeth

Жыл бұрын

I'm a pretty crusty old OR nurse - I've pretty much seen it all, and more than once. In the OR, I focus on repairing the damage and I'm damned good at it. But I know that I'd not be so cool calm & collected if I happened across _strangers_ in Maggie's and Paul's condition - I'd first scream in shock, then my heart would race, I'd quickly begin to hyperventilate, and ultimately I'd tremble uncontrollably and I'd cry. When it was all over and authorities were there to 'take over,' my B/P would start to regulate itself and I'd have to sit down before I fall down - ie, before I 'faint.' Bear in mind, I've come across trauma victims who are _alive_ and I responded then as I do in any emergency - clinically. I handle-up on it. I stabilize them to the best of my ability with what I've got available. I do not panic in emergencies. I go into work-mode. *But* I've never come across the scene of murdered people. A boy with his brain blown out of his skull, practically intact. If that were to happen, I _know_ I'd respond as detailed above simply because that state of biological hyperarousal is the normal, autonomic response to such acute stress. (If it were my own loved ones I'd come across in such a state, I'd likely have a heart attack or stroke and I'm not exaggerating.) "Ellick Murda" had NONE of the _normal_ symptoms of _normal_ human beings' _normal_ state of biological hyperarousal (in such a situation) neither on the 911 call nor when authorities arrived. He wasn't shocked or appalled. He wasn't horrified or traumatized. He flat-out seemed to not give a damn that his family was brutally executed and that he'd found their bodies on-scene.

@phredm2540

Жыл бұрын

@@MeMyselfAndEyeTeeth Lovely hammer 🔨 you nailed that with!

@trawlins396

Жыл бұрын

It's because he's guilty. What's not to understand???

Love where you insert the video clips as you’re discussing. In the past I always had to flip back and forth in the video… this is much better and I encourage you to keep doing this.

@PeppersMom

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you. This format is very followable.

@KatieCreek71

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree!

Don't forget this line recorded on body cam footage: AM: they are dead? So its OFFICIAL then.. "wtf..."official"???

Please consider that the incessant sniffing Murdaugh does during any interrogation is an attention seeking behavior for sympathy to remind all of us of the horrible, unexpected tragedy that happened to him and what he is going through. He never uses his tissue which could correct the problem easily if the sniffles weren't serving a purpose. Thank you I have learned so much from your show!

@blueeyesblueskiesahead1612

Жыл бұрын

His snorting is so gross 😂

@fastnbulbous406

Жыл бұрын

But if he just whiffed some oxys before the police got there, he's NOT going to blow it all out. That's like flushing gold to the kind of drug pig he reportedly was.

I think the detective already knew his deceit and just let him talk himself into an even bigger hole.

Does he ever seem concerned that a shooter could still be on the property? That his life could be in danger? “Who killed them?!?” “Did you search the property?”

@charlottebronte4233

Жыл бұрын

Yes! You are so right. I’ve seen this video many times before, but it really struck me that he does not appear concerned for his safety at all. Oops.

@tinaphillips6396

Жыл бұрын

​@@RenataKleinRK because the killers are on the loose

@5heartbeats4me

Жыл бұрын

Why would he be searching for him self? Give away.

The more I listen to Murdaugh, the harder it is for me to believe that he's a lawyer. He uses very childish-sounding communication.

@meredithg227

Жыл бұрын

He’s doing that on purpose.

@anntyler1091

Жыл бұрын

ALSO REMEMBER, WHEN THIS GROUP WENT TO "PRIVATE SCHOOLS" BEST BELIEVE THEY WERE GIFTED WITH PASSING GRADES NO MATTER IF THE COURSE WAS PASSED OR NOT. WHY SHOULD ANYONE BE IMPRESSED BY THE "MAGNIFICENT MURDOCHS?"

Love how at 26.35 Alec says the word "killed" and almost gives himself a heart attack for choosing that word!!

No emotion! Years ago I accidentally ran over and killed one of my dogs! I collapsed in grief, guilt,sorrow...screaming God, I didn't mean it! The whole neighborhood probably heard me! I could cry even now if I dwell on it!

@0amyish

Жыл бұрын

Something along the same lines happened to me with my little dog. I wanted to call the police on myself for killing my best friend. Could not sleep for three nights.

@mirandacharity1812

Жыл бұрын

It’s too traumatizing to me, I can’t even handle thinking about it either. It’s like I lost a part of my soul. I share your pain!

@tinaphillips6396

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry

@justchillin6117

Жыл бұрын

😢

I love that you now edit in the video clips while you're describing the behavior. It must be a lot of extra work. It sure helps me see what you see.

@cecilemathes1149

Жыл бұрын

It makes it tremendously easier to understand what we should be seeing. Thank you all!! 😊

Alex doesn't talk like an adult. More like an adolescent.

Sooo excited!!! Thank you for another Murdaugh!

An addict would step over their mother's dead body to get their next fix. I have no doubt in my mind that it wasn't just greed, but also drugs.

@Schonemann

Жыл бұрын

He’d also promised Paul to check into rehab after the boating case was done

"... I came back up here..."

He doesn’t refer to them as pau pau and mags here either

The officer's face during the Black Panther story! 😂😂😂

Crazy to think this is literally right after he supposedly found his wife & son brutally murdered. Could you imagine the hysterics that anybody under that circumstance would be in ? and he acts like he’s just explaining why he was driving too fast. I’ve noticed when you start to hear a lot of information that has nothing to do with the circumstance, the explanations that are unnecessary, it’s an attempt to deceive. Under these circumstances, someone would simply be answering the question, it would be to disheveled answers, maybe out of order, and quick. A person would just try to get all the information out in a panicked way. I’m surprised we didn’t here something about the dogs eating his homework.

I really like this new format referring to the tape more frequently. It helps a lot when you show video to actively demonstrate the points you want to make. Much better than waiting to the end of 4 opinions to connect the behavior with your assessments. Thank you!

@Nothingtoseehere007

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@RareInTheHistory

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I would forget half of what was pointed out before the replay with the old format.

At 14:40 Scott refers to Alex blaming the boating accident for Paul's death, but you know, in Alex's mind, that boat accident did start this whole devolution down to his murder of his son.

I am way too obsessed with this case!

@HerMajesty1

Жыл бұрын

Have you found the Murdaugh Murders Podcast? 4 years of content to feed your addiction😊

@maureenc1284

Жыл бұрын

Which may turn into cases with Buster coming up next!

@notyomama3204

Жыл бұрын

@@HerMajesty1 omg thank you! Lol!

@lightfountain

Жыл бұрын

Me too..I think its the pride in thinking his lies aren't so visible..and the arrogance of glaring when the lies are exposed with data..

@HerMajesty1

Жыл бұрын

@@notyomama3204 It's here on KZread

No anger, no shock, not one inkling that he is upset for the loss of his wife & son

@wendyhannan2454

Жыл бұрын

I thought the very same, where’s the emotion, where’s the empathy ? Doesn’t sound like a father that’s just lost he’s wife and child, in such a horrendous way.

Alex should be frantic, in shock, mad, and in disbelief that his wife and son are sitting in a pool of blood that someone else is to blame for. But he's not, he's just trying to make sure his alibi sounds good.

His composure, his son and wife killed . And he is able to talk about planting sun flowers ...... Come on people , this guy is so guilty .

If someone watched this video of him giving a statement and were told the crime was of having property vandalized, his body language and tone might make sense. Knowing this is shortly after he "found" his wife and sons brains blown out is absolutely unreal.

No he don’t seem distraught or saddened or begging for them to plz find who did this to my family! You can tell he is so guilty !

How can he be telling that Black Panther CB Rowe high school fighter story like it's just a light yarn, while his wife and son are laying slaughtered behind him? Crazy. Couldn't see a grieving, shocked parent do that.

What I see here is the perfect portrait of a kid caught with his hand in the cookie jar. He literally behaves like a child. A guilty one.

Love seeing the footage alongside as you break it down. Allows us to see the signs you discuss at the moments that they happen. It really adds to the whole experience and benefit. 👌

@trawlins396

Жыл бұрын

I like that detail too. I'm glad they added that.

It's really great when you show the segment of video that you are describing so thanks! I'm sure it's extra work.

If I lost the two most precious people in my life; I’d be screaming and unable to process details; and I’m an emotionally strong person.

This guy has a Frankenstein look about him. He came upon the bodies of his wife and son and didn't break a tear? Not buying that for one minute.

The things that stood out to me the first time that I heard this interview was that Paul and Maggie "FOOLED" with the dogs, his relationship with Paul was "About as good as it could be," and when asked about Paul's birthday he had recite Buster's birthday before Paul's birthday to recall it. And I believe that needing to recite the birthday was genuine because, according to many of his colleagues he was a master-BSer and not that knowledgeable about the intricacies of the law. So dates are probably just unnecessary details in his life. But, I may be clouded because I also believe that this murder was more about his family's legacy than it was about anything else. And Buster was the preferred son to take over that legacy, Paul was just a liability to that legacy. The podcast "Hidden True Crime" offers this motive and it is very compelling.

@HarleyQwynn2013

Жыл бұрын

"As good as it could be" was the only truth he told that night! That's the bit that caught my radar, even when I thought he was innocent of the murders, I still felt he knew who did it. I felt the same way about OJ. Now I have to accept that some people really do not value human life, not even when it's their own families.😒🎭

I love how this video is edited so we can see parts of the clip as the panelist is speaking. I'm sure that was a lot of work to do.

Dude in back seat would be asked to get out with all that coughing

Very telling mindset of AM: Maggie "fools with the dogs". Maggie and Paul "fooling around" at the kennels.

No tears, no emotion, no NOTHING!

The bit that gets me the most about his slaughtering of his wife and son is; in Paul’s video of kennels, Alex is busy catching a chicken from Buba to then literally moments later - blowing his sons brains out, then his wife’s. He absolutely lured them to their death. What a tangled web he weaved. Sick evil man.

@amandalynch9727

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you. To go from such a mundane task to brutal murder is strange.

@5heartbeats4me

Жыл бұрын

He saw how easy Bubba grab that chicken. He learned from Bubba. Just do it. Buster is one lucky guy that he was saved.

I have believed all along that if he was truly innocent, he would have repeatedly asked, “Why are you coming after me? Why aren’t you trying to find the person who REALLY killed them?”

@mandyj5222

Жыл бұрын

I hear you, it sad but I'm pretty sure he is the killer. I watched the court proceedings quite a bit. I think the most convincing evidence was his and his wife and son's digital footprints. It details minute by minute what happened and where each of them were. This record catches Alec lying in several places 😔 Such a tragic and awful chain of events. God bless this poor broken family 💞

@nancyblockcolsky1387

Жыл бұрын

@@mandyj5222 True. I watched quite a bit of the proceedings as well.

@meghanmisaliar

Жыл бұрын

​@@nancyblockcolsky1387 any normal person would be asking "why am I a suspect??"

@meghanmisaliar

Жыл бұрын

​​@@mandyj5222 really? You're "pretty sure"?? Good thing the jury is FULLY sure of his guilt. He's been convicted. It's no longer a question.

@nancyblockcolsky1387

Жыл бұрын

@@meghanmisaliar Agreed.

This guy wanted to not only get rid of the kid who was going to cost him 10 to 30 million dollars, the wife who wouldn't sign over her property to him and was getting ready to divorce him, but he wanted to set up Mallory beaches boyfriend who had been very angry at Paul for his negligence. We see in the video after the boat crash that Mallory's boyfriend couldn't believe Paul was laughing. His Justified anger seemed to annoy Alex. How dare he have Angry Words for a Murdoch? Let's set him up as the perpetrator for Alex's crimes.

The original of this video made me watch the whole fascinating trial. Love the PIP and split screen editing - really helps follow what you're saying.

I find his eyes quite scary, intense and hard

@karenmegert5872

Жыл бұрын

Especially when he was giving Mr. Waters the death stare in court

@girlloveshemp642

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, his face structure with that pronounced brow ridge has that Neanderthal inbred look.

This man creeps me out to the point that I would walk across the road to get away from him 😮😮

@gutenbird

Жыл бұрын

You really hate gingers that much?

‘The dead sunflower seeds’ 😢😢😢. ‘My dog stepped on a bee’ 😮😮😮. Somebody needs to do a mashup song

@anntyler1091

Жыл бұрын

LOVE YOUR COMMENT AND THERE SHOULD BE DANCE STEPS MAYBE, "THE PAW PAW STOMP?" (CLAP YOUR HANDS ABOVE YOUR HEAD, SNIFF NOW, SWALLOW HEY, ELBOWS OUT, SHAKE YOUR CHICKEN) ...

Fascinated with each y’all’s observations & analysis. My armchair obs… He exhibits an eerie sense of relief and void of any personal warmth or attachment to either.

A “bobble head” will be popular in the Big House..

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

😮

Not one shed of tear. Never once. That alone says a thousand words.

I love how Greg goes back and showing exactly what he’s talking about as it’s happening in the video. Makes it super clear. EDIT: I see they are all doing it not just Greg. I hope this is a new addition. I love it!!!

Cross between a neanderthal and a toddler somehow

It’s the snorting snot that sends me over the edge. My parents would have been so embarrassed if I ever did that. Blow your nose! You have a tissue in your hand for goodness sake’s!!! 🤯

That’s exactly what the officer on the scene statement… there was a lack of anger from AM.

I have noticed that in some circumstances, a person who has been involved in a very traumatic situation will obsessively talk about anything else to avoid thinking about what has occurred. Sometimes they will constantly clean, cook, etc. to avoid those mental pictures. This isn’t Alec’s case.

Love the new format of showing the videos while doing the analysis!

That cop knows he’s talking to the murderer you can even hear it in his voice

"I was in it! They kicked me out for crying"! Made me laugh out loud! 😂

Really love this format! Showing the body language you’re referencing while speaking on it is incredibly helpful!

I love you all but Mark I love your comments on all the negative comments he makes…”fooling with dogs”…”sunflowers died”….very interesting and poignant!!!!!

AM has such a whiny voice

@redballoonluke

Жыл бұрын

Like a kid pretending someone stole his ice cream

@sunnyboknow

Жыл бұрын

It’s intentional. He thinks it makes him sound sad and broken up 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

@tundrawomansays694

Жыл бұрын

The guy is a really horrible actor. They over-act, give rambling accounts with too much superfluous info and yes, what a whine azz.

OMG, this format is amazing!! So much easier to follow what each of you is pointing out. Hopefully you do more like this.