‘Murdaugh Murders’ Saga: Prosecution Carries First Day Of Testimony

First, you don’t need to be a medical doctor like me to know that you can check the pulse in the legs and feet, and pretty much anywhere on the body. That the pulse is most conveniently checked at the wrists does not mean that the wrists, or the neck for that matter, are the only place in the body that has a pulse. Second, the body-worn camera shows AM crying plenty. Third, though far (far, far, far, far, far) from moral equivalence, people can have two thoughts in their head at the same time. Case on point from recent events, the Virginia teacher who was shot by a six-year old student managed to get the rest of the class out of the room and into safety. That does not mean she was not in excruciating pain or extreme anguish. It means peole in pain and anguish can still think of others. Third, whatever comes out of the mouths of first responders is not Gospel. Indeed, the first and second days showed most of those witnesses contradicting themselves, begrudgingly admitting to violating procedure, and clearly saying what the prosecutors wanted to hear. Second case in point, John Meadors got the British transplant to say that AM’s just came out of the laundry because AM was sweating but the shirt was dry. How stupid is that? Were the wahser and dryer right next to AM when the bodycam people arrived? FOURTH AND FOREMOST, the jury is instructed to keep an open mind and to not make any conclusions until they have heard all the testimony and received all the evidence. Finally, is that a microphone or a baseball bat or some phallic fantasy in your hand, FITS? Very poor taste in all cases and telegraphing that you will go after whoever disagrees with you. You should be either a journalist or a propagandist for the prosecution. Very disappointed in you for making this a game.