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‘Murdaugh Murders’ Trial: Attorney General Stands And Delivers

Alan Wilson shines in ‘Trial of the Century.’

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The Colonel Top fan March 1, 2023 at 9:37 am

Zero to hero in one rebuttal…

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Sharon Gibson Top fan March 1, 2023 at 9:45 am

FITS News coverage is excellent! Always on point. I look forward to reading all of your daily updates. Love, Love Week in Review with Will & Jenn.

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Amelia Price Top fan March 1, 2023 at 9:51 am

FITS News coverage has, indeed, been excellent. Their live video analysis during breaks & after court adjourns has been pitch-perfect. Along with Will Folks, Jenn Wood, and Dylan Nolan are naturals in front of the camera.

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Amelia Price Top fan March 1, 2023 at 9:47 am

Sure, Wilson’s act was okay with the witness, especially for a politician; however, let’s not forget Wilson had a great witness with Dr. Kenny Kinsey.

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Paul Baker Top fan March 1, 2023 at 10:21 am

Anyone notice last witness on cross agreed shooter of Paul would be covered in blood , tissue and possibly skull fragment .also, state expert agreed he could not rule out 2 shooters nor would he say shooter if one was 6;4 or 5;2 . Anyone who can look at demeanor of jury and draw conclusions consistently is one gifted individual I have never seen .

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Wayne Hegamyer Top fan March 1, 2023 at 10:37 am

For future CSI technology usage, I hope Dr. Kinsey will adopt and embrace the newer laser technology rather than continuing to be the “pencil and paper” investigator that he described himself as being.

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M. Pappas March 1, 2023 at 11:20 am

Two details I feel the proscution missed bringing up for the jurors to consider:

-When debating the shot angles and shooter height, AG Wilson did a good job with Kinsey explaining that the shooter could have been a range of heights. But after Alex’s admission of driving to the kennels in a golf cart on that fateful June 7 night, and the time spent with Ronnie Crosby implying that having guns on the carts/ATV’s when riding the property was common, I was surprised that information wasn’t tied together and offered for consideration that AM could have been seated on the cart (where it was impied the guns might be) when he shot Paul.

-AM’s motive from financial pressures. The State didn’t seem to push back much on the defense notion that the June 10 hearing to compel was a routine financial request that wouldn’t have bothered AM. He admitted on that day that he had his worked on his statement of net worth and had a hand written one ready for his secretary to type. The missed opening there for the State was that his net worth statement was likely completely fraudulent. On the day he was working on that very statement he was confronted by his firm’s CFO over $792,000 in fees he owed to the firm – certainly that liability wasn’t on the statement. I doubt he also included his ownership of the “Forge” banking account and whatever balance it had, or his many off-record loans from Palmetto State and his partners. In short he was getting ready to enter a document into court record would have been perjurous. On cross examination of AM Waters should have pressed AM to ask if he disclosed any of those ill-gotten assets and liabilities in order to make his statement of net worth truthful, or was is whitewashed and a lie like everything else in his life that he was now faced with submitting to a court.

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