1:11:39 - Court in session 1:22:10 - Sgt. Daniel Green, Colleton Co. Sheriff's Office 3:43:35 - Cpl. Chad McDowell, Colleton Co. Sheriff's Office 5:53:59 - Return from lunch 5:56:53 - Tenish Bryson-Smith, Hampton Co. E-911 6:06:04 - Cpt. Angela Stallings, Colleton Co. Sheriff's Office 6:22:50 - Chief Berry McRoy, Colleton Co. Fire & Rescue 6:43:58 - Cpt. Jason Chapman, Colleton Co. Sheriff's Office

@WithDiameter

Жыл бұрын

Can we all take a moment to appreciate comments like this one

@amyc9155

6 ай бұрын

Thank you!!

@Tackleboxandfishingpoles

Ай бұрын

Your showing the times and who the witnesses will be helps, appreciate it.

@Tackleboxandfishingpoles

Ай бұрын

Am I correct OR incorrect that this judge had one of his children die sometime during this trial? Maybe I have the wrong judge?

@amyygdala

Ай бұрын

@@Tackleboxandfishingpoles it was just weeks before (January 3). the judge also had to preside over pre-trail hearings & motions.

*1:56:17* When he stops, supposedly in mid hysterics and says, "How you doing," to someone else on the scene as if in passing on the street... 🚩🚩🚩 😳 Such a drastic and rapid change in tone.

I like the state prosecutor. He's concise and well organized as opposed to the defense.

Watching this in repeat mode....after the verdict. The police officer was the consummate professional...his responses left no question as to what he saw, what his role was, what happened. Impressive...the defense tried everything....

@mtrudo

Жыл бұрын

Watching I thought he had a bad lawyer but, rewatching god his defense attorneys are awful!!

@lastonegal6533

Жыл бұрын

I thought Alex's case was so huge? That he would have the "Best!" Lawyors? But he had to trust his BFF's who I thought they weren't paid? Cause this case was like OJ case? But Alex had to pay these old coots? Like $170K? And they want an extra $160K? For the appeal? I saw AM face when HE knew his best buddies lost the case?!? And he should NEVER had taken the stand!!!

@coderider3022

Жыл бұрын

Humm, think the defence did a good job with the cop. Did well initially but when he clearly failed to secure scene , didn’t pass on key info then claimed his not his job description and didn’t know whose it was? Got him good actually.

@matomom

Жыл бұрын

I agree, watching this after the verdict and hearing jurors speak, these commentators on the network are so off on their analysis on how these 1st responders were coming across on cross examination. They were nothing but professional and defense was trying to get under their skin and get them to say something he could pounce on and they didn't take the bait. Calling Sgt. Green just "the tape guy" is insulting and these attorneys (both in court and on the panel) should be ashamed.

The one place in the world that truly NEEDS high quality audio recordings. The e911 Call Centers. The worst audio recordings ever. Some things just make no logical sense whatsoever.

@janettemoreno2809

Жыл бұрын

They invest to much in their vechicles instead of better resources

I love how both times he was speaking to the 911 Operator and the First responder, he so willingly brings up the boating accident by himself to deflect and rationalize the attack. This is common lying psych 101

@darryltibbits7051

Жыл бұрын

I'm actually taking psych 101 right now and we're talking about identity, sexuality and gender. Not how to determine if someone is lying. Wrong class buddy.

@jeremy144713

Жыл бұрын

Bro. I literally took psych 101 and it definitely covered “lying” because it’s a human trait that 100% humans do almost on a daily basis. Wether a “small fib” to a “pathological liar”. Everyone lies. My text book definitely covered that and not really sure why you’re commenting considering A. You haven’t even finished your course yet… B. Textbooks vary from state to state. Nice try bud.

@saltycrafter249

Жыл бұрын

OR, he's giving the officer important information about who would have done this? How is that not possible?

@jeremy144713

Жыл бұрын

@@saltycrafter249 additionally, speaking of his character. He’s being charged with robbing MILLIONS from his law firm and is being charged with selling drugs and was disbarred because of it.

@teenmomAT14toRN

Жыл бұрын

Right, sounds like a kid trying to lie. I call that running game.

Law&Crime, please make this into a playlist so some of us can keep track!

@emilyl6400

Жыл бұрын

Yes!! And for the love of GOD, put them in order!!!

@EduardoRamos-xc8zv

Жыл бұрын

Yes I would love for them to put this whole case in chronological order from the time they responded to the crime scene up until the trial.

@w.i.t.c.h.1330

Жыл бұрын

Just search the days, day 1, day 2, day 3 ect.

@---C_B---

Жыл бұрын

I know its a nightmare 🙄

@mandivvy

Жыл бұрын

@@w.i.t.c.h.1330 Exactly. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Can you imagine this judge dealing with Darrell Brooks? He would have personally slapped him upside the head

@thecynicalaussie

Жыл бұрын

And provided a reason for appeal.

@crisisattheborder

Жыл бұрын

@The Cynical Aussie honey, I wouldn't expect him to actually do it, it's more an example how he would be tougher

@pennyshearer7476

Жыл бұрын

I would have loved to see how he would’ve handled that case!

If only dogs could talk.....in this and many other cases like the Watts case, etc.

@robzbuzz

Жыл бұрын

There's a case where the Parrott says, "don't shoot!" And basically is an audio tape of the murder.

@konakyanjordyn

Жыл бұрын

@@robzbuzz woah!!!

@9929kingfish

Жыл бұрын

Your honor I’d to call Clifford and Hooch as eyewitnesses to the stand.

@konakyanjordyn

Жыл бұрын

@@9929kingfish LOL.

@janettemoreno2809

Жыл бұрын

Their is technology arising where a chip is placed on people head including animals to get the memories they had last . But only if theit alive it would work

This channel has the best coverage of the trial!

*3:06:23* If I heard such graphic descriptions of my loved ones' crime scene, especially after having witnessed it myself, I'd be retraumatized, haunted, wrecked, and needing intense therapy.

@jessybrown3008

4 ай бұрын

You would have to sedate me

I think the lead defense attorney needs to be reminded to sit down and quit wandering around. I would NOT want his representation no matter how famous he is (or was).

@sallyfoxboro1902

Жыл бұрын

It's a tactical distraction.

@sallyfoxboro1902

Жыл бұрын

@Susan Taylor His walking around during the video keeps some of the jury from focusing on the video 100 % on the video being played. His looking at the jury is intended to make a connection with them. Whether it works or not, we shall see.

@TheAndrao

Жыл бұрын

@@sallyfoxboro1902 I absolutely agree and its annoying me! I’m hopeful that this jury is smart and intuitive. Imho he is creating distractions so they will miss evidence, can’t concentrate, and because he can’t defend all of the evidence combined. Everyone talks about his stellar career but all I see is sleeze since the second he began representing AM.

@karalo4

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Wish the judge would pull them up for walking around so much. Comes across as inconsiderate and disrespectful to members of the court and its proceedings.

@amyimmermann1448

Жыл бұрын

I felt the same thing. I can’t stand watching any of them on the defense side of how they act during this trial.

I am shocked the other kid Buster can sit there and watch all the crime scene photos of his Brother and mother

@florenceglenn4627

Жыл бұрын

The audience isn’t viewing those because they are so graphic

@shayleachman7171

Жыл бұрын

I think Buster did it and John Marvin got him outta there and cleaned up things n Alex took the rap thinking he could get away with it bc Buster says on stand he loaded his gun with those 2different shells n one gun. And the detective says there was a car leaving the house driveway while going to the kennel driveway. And watch John Marvin n Buster it's obvious they are involved.

Witnesses better pay CLOSE attention to questions. This defense is masterful at switching up wording quickly and baiting people into agreeing to something they never claimed. "You head no idea what your role was?" I'm impressed by council on both sides so far. It's refreshing to see opposing strategies play out.

Wish we could see the non-graphic photos they're showing.

@tourdedogue4952

Жыл бұрын

The prosecutor is stopping the tape and explaining everything very well, so, imagine it's like a podcast.

@MrTerraphobia

Жыл бұрын

They will be released eventually. Court has orderes exhibits cant be shown live. That applies to all exhibits not just the graphic ones

@darryltibbits7051

Жыл бұрын

IDK brains might be a bit much. look with caution.

@brandonstephens1447

Жыл бұрын

@@MrTerraphobia that’s not true at all. I have watched other trials on this very channel and every exhibit was shown on camera. Graphic ones mostly blurred out but I’ve seen graphic ones as well. Watch the “Jodi arias” trial. Best one I’ve ever watched and they showed every exhibit.

@MrTerraphobia

Жыл бұрын

@Brandon Stephens when i said court has ordered that exhibits cant be shown live I'm referring to this court specifically. They rules at the beginning of the trial that they are not to be shown live on TV. Recently they have started to show non graphic ones live so i don't know if the court later reversed that ruling but it was in effect at the time this video was uploaded

Kudos to the Sargeant for the way he handled himself during that cross. The defense lawyer was straight up badgering him and he handled it with class. I'm surprised there were no more objections honestly. I didn't hear much in the way of an actual question to begin with.

@loricollicott2408

Жыл бұрын

I'm NOT In favor of this judge either!

@cperm1

Жыл бұрын

100% agree! Utmost respect for how he handled the entire situation. Great job by the judge when he slapped the defense attorney. He had me laughing with that one.

@mariesmith599

Жыл бұрын

This Young Officer was fairly new to his new position Bless his heart to drive up to such a scene. in general judgement can be quick on Officers. Can you imagine what they have to see on a daily basis. I was an EMT and served during Vietnam. My mind can go back to things I saw. 100% respect for them!

@Jessica_Crease87

Жыл бұрын

I know the prosecutions lack of objections is annoying really! The defense literally doesn't ask a single question just straight up argues! Defense does so many compound type questions the prosecution should object! Defense objects when prosecution does the same thing he does! But it's all a ploy to confuse the jury i believe on the defenses side!

@Samantha2994

Жыл бұрын

This judge I such a wonderful man amazing…. If he was judging a case who the father killed his son and his wife and a couple of weeks before the trial began this judge lost his own son…. he didn’t even have time to grieve… I think he was magnificent kudos to you judge from my heart

Great job 🙏🏻

My dad, who found my brother, checked for a pulse in his ankle/ leg area. He was in shock and really didn’t know what to do. He said he turned in circles on the floor, then grabbed the phone to call me! He then called 911. So, IF he checked for a pulse on his leg, or ankle, that is reasonable given the circumstances! Just like there were no tears. I didn’t cry. I went into a calm- like stance. Almost like a trance, and I was SO calm, that when I called my hisband who was working out of town, his reply to me when I told him my brother was dead, was” Honey, you are scaring me, are you ok?”…. Because of my calmness. Until you have been in those shoes, you do not know what your individual reaction would be! All my mom could do was cry. My dad and I were in a calm stance, and they said I screamed out at the words of my brother being dead, and fell to the floor. But I do not remember that. All I remember is standing up from being on the floor and being the calmest I think I ever was in my life! That is SHOCk. It took months for me to be able to start grieving. And crying. Away from all of my family! Just because somebody doesn’t have tears, means absolutely nothing to me! That is t evidence one way or the other about guilt or innocence. I know this from first hand experience. Jurors who have experienced things like this, will not let those reactions, questions bear much weight.

@elizabethpassini9271

Жыл бұрын

Im sorry you had to go through that. I had a situation where we lost 3 young family members in a fire. I didnt cry at the funeral. I was so numb. Everyone was crying all over me and i was trying to be cheerful for them. It really in quite amazing how weird it can be. I put zero stock into emotions on 911 calls or immediately after.

@billyc768

Жыл бұрын

First of all, I'm very.sorry about your brother. I agree with you that some people react differently to death than what's considered normal and appropriate, or they may just have a delayed reaction because of shock or denial. However, the problem with Alex Murdaugh not shedding any tears is that he was making noises like someone who was crying. Unless he has some kind of dysfunction with his tear ducts, he should've been shedding tears. So if the officer was being truthful, sounds like Murdaugh was faking it. That doesn't necessarily mean he's guilty, but it certainly throws up a red flag.

@peacelovemusic3400

Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry for your loss. This story broke my heart. Sending love ❤

@peacelovemusic3400

Жыл бұрын

@@elizabethpassini9271 I’m sorry for your loss. Sending love and light ❤

@youngcansuela8327

Жыл бұрын

Yeah…it’s so useless to try and infer someone’s guilt or even level of grief by observing their reaction/behavior in those moments. There’s such a big spectrum of what could be considered normal that it’s impossible to tell. Sorry you lost your brother! Sort of off topic for anyone else that might see this, if you find someone unresponsive/unconscious and you want to check for a pulse, go right to their carotid artery on their neck. There’s a lot of things that can be going on medically/physically that could lead to someone not having a pulse at their wrist, foot or even groin/femural artery. So, just go right to the neck as it’s the only sure way, plus it’s easy to locate. If it’s a newborn or an infant, check the brachial artery which is on the inside of their bicep area. Lastly, call 911 on speaker or have someone else, and immediately start chest compressions and see if someone else can locate an AED.

Alex told the first officer on the scene that he ran back home and grabbed a rifle and came back because he was fearful that the assailants could still be present. They're making such a deal about no blood being on him, and even after revealing he ran back home, not one officer was sent to his residence to investigate there.. My question is did he run home before calling 911, and if so isn't possible he changed shirts at home, and that's why there was no blood on his clothes. With them knowing he ran home and back, it would seem the police would have gone to his residence to investigate.

@9929kingfish

Жыл бұрын

They may need warrant

@cyndilagasse991

Жыл бұрын

@@9929kingfish they had one

@cyndilagasse991

Жыл бұрын

and how did maggies blood get on that gun?

@jennaw1332

Жыл бұрын

He changed.....

@self_made-self_paid2143

Жыл бұрын

No matter what they butchered crime scene or scenes and he will be found not guilty......or possibly guilty now but he will get a retrial........they didn't secure scene no matter who is responsible

I was also confused why so many regular officers were walking around the crime scene before detectives came out. They kept mentioning car tracks and foot prints, but kept walking through the area...

The amount of times defense council has to say "um" is telling enough.

The screen split 3 ways is annoying.

I'm in Wisconsin and have been watching the Jensen trial part 3! WHAT IS THE BOAT CASE?

@ninedaysjane2466

Жыл бұрын

WATCH ANY OF THE RELATED VIDEOS.

that 2nd 911 call was a good example of how not to take a call....

Listening to those dogs breaks my heart and soul! Condolences to the family!

Anyone else noticed before he starts crying he will rock his head back & forth for a short while before? I only came across this trial today, never heard of these murders of the family before but reading some comments it looks like a massive rabbit hole of stuff happened around this family, I don't know how I've never heard of it!

@Tackleboxandfishingpoles

Ай бұрын

He reminds me of a horse.

Those poor dogs are trying to tell them who did it. Hate dogs locked up in cages, hope they're well looked after now 😪

@Tackleboxandfishingpoles

Ай бұрын

The correct term is kennels. They were RESPONSIBLY put back into their individual kennels, INSTEAD OF being CARELESSLY AND IRRESPONSIBLY ALLOWED TO RUN LOOSE AND POSSIBLY GET RUN OVER BY ANY VEHICLES😀, OR END UP ATTACKED BY OTHER DOGS OR ANY WILD ANIMALS.

The lead defense atty is beyond annoying😳

You would think the court should have a more comfortable chair for the witness, besides that wooden school chair.

The first witness, Police officer, Was supposed to secure the scene and extend the perimeter when he was alerted to potential evidence. After he secured the firearm he should had been preserving the scene instead of trying to investigate further. "It wasn't his job". A fire guy pointed out the tire tracks and footprints on his crime scene and he didn't do anything to preserve that evidence? and now he is a detective?

Some pizza shop should give the defence a pizza box with their logo on it for advertising when they cover the screen

@rjsharee

Жыл бұрын

😂

Anybody getting a bit of a Richard Dreyfus kind of feel from the prosecution.?😆

Watching this again from a new perspective. LOL! I wonder what AM was writing the entire trial. It couldn't be worth much or helping him really.

I get that the defense attorney have a difficult task but he seems a bit confused, there's no structure and he almost mumbles.

Also, why didn’t they check to see if the killer was still at loose??

His defense attorneys look lost as to where they placed paperwork and no skilled and savvy computer operators 😂. The wandering around is annoying to say the least.

@DK-pl8xd

Жыл бұрын

I’ve never seen lawyers wandering around so much. I was shocked to see the defense lawyer come over and interrupt the prosecution’s lawyer while he was in the middle of asking a witness questions.

Would love to have seen this judge preside over the Darrel Brooke’s trial!

Alex needs to look up at those pictures. He needs to see what he did!

Does anyone know where I can watch this trail from day 1,2,3 and further sequence etc? I don’t get good search results

Does the court NOT RISE for the jury in SC?

I expect lots of memes with caption "how u' doin'" That was more than expected

Watching again!

Oh he definitely knows to play an audience and knows what a jury wants to see with an "innocent" person!

The body cam footage makes me feel like he is being genuine with shock. The 911 sounds legit but I need to know more.

That call did not sound real to me and neither did his reaction to hearing it again.

I see his son and brother behind him. And there is the news reporter from the Dr Phil show Tuesday on the right there. Interesting 🤨

Can anyone find out why Buster is allowed to sit in the courtroom when he is listed as a testifying witness?

@emilyl6400

Жыл бұрын

Not every judge orders them to not be present during testimony. Some judges are ok with it.

@pennylopresti6401

Жыл бұрын

It was said that he wasn't there when all this happened so he's allowed in the court but if it had something to do with him he would have had to sit out.

@daCubanaqt

Жыл бұрын

Immediate family members or dependents of a victim are also considered victims of the crime. I believe as such, they can be in the courtroom listening to others testify although they are testifying as well.

I just miss my cat so much. He died and everyday I want him back. Pet your precious pets tonight.

Why can’t we see the exhibits

The fact that Murdaugh was speaking with people in the gallery wasn’t because of privilege. The same judge in this trial was also the judge in the Nathaniel Rowland trial.( the fake Uber murderer at University of South Carolina). In the sentencing phase, ( responding to a comment from the victims family). the judge states that he believes in the presumption of innocence, which is the reason Rowland was allowed to speak with his family during breaks. And Nathaniel Rowland certainly can not be confused as someone with privilege.

@meghenmay2427

Жыл бұрын

Inmate security is something that usually falls under the control of the sheriffs office. They have their own procedures that would determine what inmates can or cannot do.

I don't know why AM picked Harpootlian and Griffin to represent him. They look and sound totally inept.

@susanaldred4972

4 ай бұрын

Good old boys club.

The defendant reminds me of a horse with his “nodding”. 1)When a horse starts to “nodding up” that means one of the forelegs is hurting, 2)when a horse “nods down” that means it’s rear leg is hurting.

When does he not stand when the jury goes out?

If only dogs could talk…. These would have a lot to say.

I feel bad for the dogs. They must be terrified after what they witnessed on this night.

@Jessica_Crease87

Жыл бұрын

They are dogs! They aren't thinking oh my God I just watched someone kill someone! Lol! The shots might have scared them because they are loud but that's the extent of what they went through! They don't think as a person does!

@Tackleboxandfishingpoles

Ай бұрын

@@Jessica_Crease87, I AGREE 100% with you!! AND ALSO when SOME people leave comments saying such things as “I hate dog cages”, I leave a comment explaining that the CORRECT term is kennels. The dogs were, at the end of each day, RESPONSIBLY put back into their individual kennels, INSTEAD OF BEING CARELESS AND IRRESPONSIBLE BY ALLOWING THE DOGS TO RUN LOOSE AND POSSIBLY GET HIT BY ANY VEHICLE OR END UP IN A DOG FIGHT BY OTHER DOGS OR GET ATTACKED BY ANY WILD ANIMALS. When SOME people think more of dogs, INSTEAD OF ACTUAL HUMAN BEINGS, that is twisted thinking. I wonder how many of those “SOME” people have had to deal with a pack of loose, wild dogs before? AND IF they have ever seen dead dogs on the roads or on the sides of roads?

Why are we not seeing any evidence as far as pictures or cam ?

The grey /haired and beard officer towards the end was such a respectful and honest guy.. amazing guy.

Why does the state not object to this wierdo of a defense lawyer!!!! He is literally trying to confuse confuse confuse! He's not even following his own knowledge he's so lost lol

I absolutely love to watch his face when he sees the gruesome images....he appears grief stricken but you know he WILL open his eyes to see the next pic😂

I’ve seen that Jason Walker Chapman in another trial just can’t remember which one

Why does the defense attorney hover and act like a creeper?

Those poor dogs. I know there’s two people dead but I feel for those dogs. I hope they are okay.

@abbot-rv2ni

Жыл бұрын

I hope they were put to good use, like in a delicious soup.

@tiffanylindfield9157

Жыл бұрын

Me too. I was feeling so sorry for them stuck in kennels

@UnapolegeticallyAProblem

Жыл бұрын

@@abbot-rv2ni I laughed way too hard at this omg!

@ashleyyy1

Жыл бұрын

@@abbot-rv2ni just shh

@corinnesulo2536

Жыл бұрын

Some of the idiots writing here are more sick than him 🤨🤮

I can see why Murdaugh gets upset, if I had to live over and over again of what I did to my loved one, unless you have no soul at all. He wasn’t expecting to have to see and hear the destruction that he caused. Guilty as h*ll.

It’s so weird to me that they had so much property and the dogs were kept in cages, like property rather than living beings

@meghenmay2427

Жыл бұрын

That’s kinda the standard for hound dogs that are used for hunting. They’re not “family” dogs. I don’t at all agree with it, I’m just pointing out this isn’t anything unique to this family.

@Johnieboi

Жыл бұрын

It’s because they are trash human beings.

@Tackleboxandfishingpoles

Ай бұрын

The correct term is kennels. SOME people WOULD DEFINITELY complain also if the dogs, they ARE ANIMALS, were allowed to run around unattended by anyone. Having the dogs in their kennels was a RESPONSIBLE ACTION/CHOICE to do FOR THE DOGS PROTECTION AND THEIR SAFETY. PERHAPS SOME people would PREFER that the dogs were allowed to run loose and MAYBE get hit by a vehicle.??? SOME people want things to go both ways, AND they are STILL unhappy, NO MATTER WHAT.

Does anybody do lipreading ??? would love to know what they are saying to eachother.. Alex and attorney.

First I’ve heard of truck being missing then found!

What is the box cover they keep moving is that a signal

@kshogan11

Жыл бұрын

Covering the computer screen when graphic evidence is shown.

I know it’s a murder trail so bigger things to worry about lol but man this court room is bleak and cold looking lol. Noisy room too!

@rjsharee

Жыл бұрын

Agreeee. Ugliest courtroom I’ve seen in a long time👀. And they have awkward space for witness. Is it just a chair? Whole thing is yuck

Where did Paul's f250 get where they found it and how did they get to kennel?

I can’t wrap my mind around how he would be able to kill two people with two guns and neither of them have time to at least start running away.

@secret-garden

Жыл бұрын

Maggie was running away when she was shot

Lovely bright courtroom.

@dianebaker7988

Жыл бұрын

They lower the lights while showing video evidence to make the screens easier to see

Not the defense attorney yelling lol😮❤

Please note our law abiding witness trying to nonchalantly eat a piece of candy when the court is asked to stand @ 2:34:24. Ohhhh, what a bad boy, Sergeant..! 😋😎

What was the reason for Maggie and Paul being at the kennels and who other than Alex would know they were there at that specific time?

@tiaking2002

Жыл бұрын

@@Geisla54 Thanks

Question: why are the lights not on for parts? Tia

I almost can't believe they actually allowed cameras in this court room for this. This guy is an affluent member of a small town. The last thing that man needs is a media circus. The man had no tears and he's acting hysterical. How is that possible? He is doing too good a job at acting distraught.

This story is beyond OJ levels of insane. It also plays out like an HBO series. The name of the show could be "Forge", the name of the bank account he used to transfer money to while scamming his dead maids sons.

@florenceglenn4627

Жыл бұрын

Who’s to say he didn’t kill the maid too… just saying

@outoffit4real

Жыл бұрын

@@florenceglenn4627 I for one believe that he did. If he was willing to go trough the ruse of getting the boys to court with his lawyer friend representing them to funnel millions for himself, who's to say he wouldn't be willing to give the housekeeper a little push on the stairs. I heard that Alex said she stumbled on the dogs and fell... that just feels like a lie and was he there to witness it happen?

@Jazz1959

Жыл бұрын

@@outoffit4realthe didn’t even have enough respect to go to her funeral or were they hiding something.

@outoffit4real

Жыл бұрын

@@Jazz1959 do you mean the boys or alex and his wife?

@Jazz1959

Жыл бұрын

@@outoffit4real Alex and his wife.

I'm surprised some of the officers didn't know who Murdaugh was considering his status in the local community and that he'd previously served as the Solicitor (District Attorney)for the 14th District, five county area.

@darryltibbits7051

Жыл бұрын

I'm not. I don't know the names of any of the citizens who own multi-million-dollar properties in the county I live in. Or the names of the prosecutors and attorneys who work within in.

@KaelosGaming

Жыл бұрын

Trust me they know him. They're just not gonna come out and say it with a camera on them.

@kshogan11

Жыл бұрын

Some of the officers with SLED are from Columbia. Two hours away. I had never heard of him. I currently live in Columbia, but lived in Beaufort County for a number of years.

Wow, I’m a medical first responder in NY and we make it too a scene in no more than 5 minutes. I honestly think it’s insane how long it took the first officer too get there and EMS 20 minutes is insane especially during a emergency, we have what’s called a golden hour which means you have some patients that have a hour to live and you have to get there and get them to the hospital and it’s called a load and go not stay and play.

@amyc9155

6 ай бұрын

Do you not understand how it's literally impossible to be able to get there in "less than five minutes" for all police departments??

I think people are afraid to be too close to this family, afraid of any type of retribution....so yes, i agree. They are watching you guys like me 🙂 from a nice, safe distance

So far 2 for 2 in the Hot Cop category IMO

@sunnyann7

Жыл бұрын

7:17 Okay. 2 for 3.

I was married to a defense attorney for 20 yrs, and let me just say that I have seen how they can get into character as needed depending on the situation & I guarantee you if they were the one on trial themselves in the position Alex is in it would be extremely easy to display whatever emotions were necessary to try & save their own hide just as some do for their clients. Always alot of emotion involved in a case like this & more so when you are the defendant. Very impressionable to the jury to see tears & sadness, but let's just hope they don't let any of it sway their decision & that they focus only on the facts of this case.

@darryltibbits7051

Жыл бұрын

Exactly ONLY THE FACT PPL. Stop the speculation!

@gabrielapetunia1871

Жыл бұрын

Trials are theater.

@denisethomas2527

Жыл бұрын

Crocodile tears at one point he kind of too a look at the jury while the crocodile tears were on to see if they were looking at him.

@jg3_75

Жыл бұрын

Alex wasn’t a defense attorney

@zyxw-oe8hg

Жыл бұрын

It would have helped if his tears wouldnt have been spit and snot while his head is hanging.

*7:06:50* For some reason, every time I try to follow this case, I end up feeling lost and like I have no idea what's going on. It's frustrating because this doesn't normally happen to me. Maybe it's because this case goes much deeper than the murder, as I've heard/read the corruption of his family goes way back and that death seems to surround the Murdaugh family. Maybe it's because I don't know as much about his history as I do others. I couldn't seem to find a wealth of info about him as readily as I could with others such as Sarah Boone and Darrell Brooks. I don't know. It's also frustrating that they're not showing any of the exhibits and that they've got three different camera angles going on simultaneously. Ultimately, I feel overwhelmed and completely out of the loop on this one. Thinking about just moving on to a different case.

@brandonstephens1447

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Not showing the exhibits is really frustrating and almost defeats the purpose of listening to trials. They’ve shown exhibits on many other trials that I’ve watched but for some reason we can’t even get a glimpse at the non graphic ones here.

@Ashley-ww5rm

Жыл бұрын

watch Kendall Rae's vid on this case; she gives a good overview- easy to follow.

@laurenbrooks3091

Жыл бұрын

@@Ashley-ww5rm thank you so much! Will check out her channel!

@clauds391

Жыл бұрын

If you want extensive background information on this man and his shenanigans, give Murdaugh Murders Podcast a listen to, it starts much further back than the trial.

@laurenbrooks3091

Жыл бұрын

@@clauds391 Thank you! I will check them out!

2:56:35 is Alex telling them what questions to ask?

@johnmeeksvideos

Жыл бұрын

He is an attorney. He does have a ton of experience. One could surmise, he is paying them to represent him, so they should ask questions he wants them to, as long as it’s relevant.

Sounds like we are going for the OG Sonny Seiler defense strategy. All we need is a cat to walk thru the crime scene

@self_made-self_paid2143

Жыл бұрын

They have it In the bag sad to say! They butchered crime scene

@DK-pl8xd

Жыл бұрын

That’s exactly what the defense wants the jury to believe.

Love to see all the familiar faces of the representatives of the financial crime victims. ❤ prayers to them all!

@aprilove-xoxo

Жыл бұрын

@@JuryBirdie2 right!!! Me too.

This defense lawyer would annoy me if I were a juror. Law enforcement has to walk around the crime scene & mark evidence. They can't levitate around to do it. There is no indication law enforcement was sloppy here. This on & on with every witness shows desperation

@aprilwatson8865

Жыл бұрын

It’s up to first responders to secure the scene, record who’s on scene and make sure their is no imminent danger around. They then need to alert CSI to work the crime scene as it’s not their area of expertise. This needs to be done by the ones educated to do so. They contaminated the scene, it’s that simple.

@eloise22422

Жыл бұрын

@@pikas_palace he needs to be angry and passionate for the victims. This murder was horrific this psychopath needs to go bye bye to prison

@eloise22422

Жыл бұрын

@@aprilwatson8865 not at all. That’s the defense insinuating that but it’s just not factual. They are desperate trying to save this psychopath

@aprilwatson8865

Жыл бұрын

@@eloise22422 it’s their job to defend him and he is innocent till his guilt is proven. Yeah he doesn’t have a great track record but that doesn’t guarantee he murdered his wife and kid. Please

@eloise22422

Жыл бұрын

@@aprilwatson8865 well I disagree their is overwhelming evidence against him and his track record reveals he’s already a criminal. Not only that he has numerous charges after this case and one is the death of his housekeeper. I never said he doesn’t deserve a defense but it’s a pathetic circus trying to defend this psychopath. Those poor victims were slaughter with his sons brains blown out. That’s who I feel for not him. Please

7:20 Why would the defense call the cop supervisor as their witness. He is not helping their case. 😬

I may be commenting early but aren't they going to show anything on screen

Alex's brother said while on the stand that he saw some things at the crime scene that has not been talked about during the trial. Why didn't that raise a red flag? Why didn't anyone ask exactly what he is referring to?

The fire chief went to the scene in his personal vehicle after he was on his way home from work? And he admits to knowing Alec personally, and he refers to the wife as “Miss Maggie” and he’s testifying that he told them about tire tracks that were not marked and may have been destroyed by civilians driving in….I would have had some more questions for him…

@cntslesfabrication

Жыл бұрын

The Chief has a provided take home emergency vehicle which was a Tahoe. He wasn't in his own personal vehicle not to mention he said he was on his way home from work. The fire department provides him with a vehicle because he is on call 24/7/365 in case of emergency service calls like mass shootings and calls like this to respond to them. If he was required to drive from wherever he was to the station and to the scene of the call the response time would be horrible.

@ 8:23:00 (approx)... the defense lawyer says "killers" and Alex's head pops up immediately. He fumbles with the word killers and killer as if he made a big mistake. Just an observation... 🤔

They had a blood spattered short but can't use it as evidence because of something. Don't remember what it was

@tourdedogue4952

Жыл бұрын

I heard a strange tidbit that it was lost?

@tourdedogue4952

Жыл бұрын

Help me and correct me if I'm wrong.

why's the lady in front of witness stand eating her lamp?

Why on earth would he check their pulses when their heads were blown off, and all other witnesses report that with their injuries it was totally obvious they were dead

@Geisla54

Жыл бұрын

@Bonnie orrr for an alibi because he has their DNA on him

Anyone else realize that the first 5 letters of his name are "Murda"?

@maggiemiller6056

Жыл бұрын

Yess! It’s so ironic.

A general question: what is usually the difference between the tasks that a cop would do versus an officer from the sheriff's office?

You guys haven't even heard the evidence and you already have him convicted. So far what I see is retaliation rather than a father/husband deciding to murder his family.

What's with the smirk on the sons face while talking to the girl when the bodycam footage was on 🤨

If Alex didn’t feel safe while at the dog kennels, why didn’t he just stay at the house “when he went to get a gun”, rather than going back to where the bodies were until first responders showed up??