I feel so bad for Alex having to listen to these graphic details of the wounds suffered by Paul and Maggie. Of course, he wouldn’t have to if he didn’t shoot them in cold blood. So, there’s that…. #guiltyasthedayislong
As guilty as I think he is, I don’t think the prosecution is providing an airtight case. It’s too easy to poke holes and explain things away. The closest they have to a smoking gun is the video showing he was right there just minutes before they died.
I’m not there in the courtroom, but based on your summaries, the prosecution is providing very confusing info to the jury via testimony and leaving it to them to figure out what to make of it, instead of answering, “What’s your point?”
Is there any way to provide that timeline doc to the prosecution and have them give it to the jury?
It’s going to be awful if we all have to watch this guy get away with it.
There was a one hour period of time in which someone would have to enter that isolated property, commit the murders, take the weapons and be gone. The probability that the murders occurred during that rare window of time is absurd. No one really knew AM – he is a monster and very capable of something so horrible.
As we know, honest and fair justice in Hampton, S. Carolina is null to zero. Sadly the corruption among attorneys overshadows the work of good attorneys whom many of them want to do a clean job.
In this case, we learned that abuse and corruption carried from generations in the juridicial system had to stop at some point.
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Dick is trying to push a “suicide theory”. Ridiculous.
I feel so bad for Alex having to listen to these graphic details of the wounds suffered by Paul and Maggie. Of course, he wouldn’t have to if he didn’t shoot them in cold blood. So, there’s that…. #guiltyasthedayislong
“12:30 p.m. EST – Jim Griffin is effectively arguing against the State’s narrative that Murdaugh used the hose to clean himself off.”
How so? The fact that the hose was in use before Murdaugh murdered his wife and son doesn’t mean Murdaugh didn’t use it as well.
As guilty as I think he is, I don’t think the prosecution is providing an airtight case. It’s too easy to poke holes and explain things away. The closest they have to a smoking gun is the video showing he was right there just minutes before they died.
I’m not there in the courtroom, but based on your summaries, the prosecution is providing very confusing info to the jury via testimony and leaving it to them to figure out what to make of it, instead of answering, “What’s your point?”
Is there any way to provide that timeline doc to the prosecution and have them give it to the jury?
It’s going to be awful if we all have to watch this guy get away with it.
The “crime scene photos” show the hose back on the hanger neat but not “Roger Dale” neat – who rehung the hose? Perhaps it’s “Elick” neat?!?
I can’t understand why Alex checked for a pulse on Paul when his brain was at his feet. I just don’t believe he did that.
There was a one hour period of time in which someone would have to enter that isolated property, commit the murders, take the weapons and be gone. The probability that the murders occurred during that rare window of time is absurd. No one really knew AM – he is a monster and very capable of something so horrible.
As we know, honest and fair justice in Hampton, S. Carolina is null to zero. Sadly the corruption among attorneys overshadows the work of good attorneys whom many of them want to do a clean job.
In this case, we learned that abuse and corruption carried from generations in the juridicial system had to stop at some point.