Alex Murdaugh brother John Marvin Murdaugh testifies: full video

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 26 фев 2023
  • John Marvin Murdaugh, the brother of Alex Murdaugh, testified in Alex's double murder trial. John Marvin told the court about the night of the murders and his brother's drug addiction.
    Follow us on Twitter: @WLTX
    Follow us on Facebook: @WLTXNews19
    Check out our website: WLTX.com
    #alexmurdaugh #murdaugh

Комментарии • 3,4 тыс.

  • @jessicaflagella31
    @jessicaflagella31 Год назад +809

    When an uncle sheds more realistic tears emotions and empathy than the own father/husband speaks volumes

    • @rrksk
      @rrksk Год назад +75

      He seems to be the only decent of the bunch

    • @lydiamoolenaar7967
      @lydiamoolenaar7967 Год назад +1

      ​@@rrksk ĺ

    • @nota7660
      @nota7660 Год назад +33

      And he cried over the 2 victims especially Paul

    • @StonedBarbiee
      @StonedBarbiee Год назад +36

      He also lied like his brother too

    • @robertafierro5592
      @robertafierro5592 Год назад +12

      @@rrksk oh God NO !! That's just what the Lawyers are banking on!!

  • @kimberlycornelius7911
    @kimberlycornelius7911 Год назад +102

    He didn't know his brother addicted for 20 yrs but y'all close family

    • @SpiritedSoul1986
      @SpiritedSoul1986 Год назад +7

      Right?!?! So many secrets, every family has em.

    • @susanstephenson648
      @susanstephenson648 Год назад +1

      All this "addiction" stuff has been overplayed, big time.
      Folks need to realize that for a 57,000. a wk. "habit" and 10.00-15.00/pill street value of scripted oxies would mean AM was taking over 500 pills a day.
      Sorry, no " buyer" of AM's BS here. And NO way he could have meticulously and consistently done all his money deals with such craftiness. Keeping faux accts., cooking the books more or less, all in pvt. Further, with such a big Firm, and his thenbest friend for yrs from childhood through law school and until the day AM was uncovered, you can bet your bipp6 everybody would have known he was " the addict." Hockeypuck. Overblown as a " convenience" trying to make it like AM was in lala land and was out to lunch the night if the murders.
      And ppl thinking all that spitting out the police van door while cops were there: AM was a long time tobacco chewer...spitting and hock too-ing. Another " act." He flunked drama school. Big time.

    • @SalAcceturra
      @SalAcceturra Год назад +15

      I don't care who you tell vocally about your addictions but if you claim to spend 25 to $50,000 weekly on opiates and consume that amount of opiates it is not a secret to a soul.. the testimony that Curtis Smith is a $50,000 a week drug dealer is absolutely hilarious to me because a tree is known by its fruits.. if you are making that much money you are not going to live and look like Curtis Smith

    • @jomaicakellom507
      @jomaicakellom507 Год назад +11

      That’s because HE WASN’T. It’s a LIE

    • @barbarasmalls3459
      @barbarasmalls3459 Год назад +8

      As not a lawyer I believe Alec made up the story of being a drug addict that bad. Cover up for $greed and bad memory. The prosecution better get the ball rolling. Who is Alec drug supplier or how did he kept getting so much drugs ?

  • @GlasUndMetall
    @GlasUndMetall 9 месяцев назад +26

    I've been so impressed with this judge, more than any judge I've seen in a long, long time.

  • @paranoid_android33
    @paranoid_android33 Год назад +118

    Let me tell you, not everything is as it seems. My ex husband was very affectionate with me in public, but at home it was a completely different story! Nobody would ever believe that we had a volatile relationship.

    • @song4mozart
      @song4mozart Год назад +14

      I'm so sorry you had to deal with that. I hope you are in a better place now. God be with you.

    • @paranoid_android33
      @paranoid_android33 Год назад +18

      @@song4mozart I am in a much better place! I am at peace. It’s beautiful. Thank you. ☺️ I just want to raise awareness for people who don’t know, y’know? Not for myself, but so they can protect themselves.

    • @song4mozart
      @song4mozart Год назад +1

      @@paranoid_android33 ❤️

    • @sherimillman53
      @sherimillman53 Год назад +1

      So sorry

    • @chrisirving1239
      @chrisirving1239 Год назад +4

      Good for you for getting out.

  • @marciabraga1111
    @marciabraga1111 Год назад +158

    Every day I hear of a different victim of this family, crooks to the core.

    • @letitsnow8518
      @letitsnow8518 Год назад +5

      Crooked for decades, and he has the nerve to tell the jurors that his friend, the police chief of another town gave him a ride to the crime scene. He has friends in the high places!

    • @dolocapo5430
      @dolocapo5430 Год назад +4

      @@letitsnow8518 ...yeah, this flipping farm tractor salesman gets a police escort to the crime scene.....and not just any cop, he was escorted by the police CHIEF......

    • @daviddisanto9401
      @daviddisanto9401 3 месяца назад

      This family has been evil for a very long time!

    • @alexcastillo621
      @alexcastillo621 3 месяца назад +1

      No decades probably centurie

    • @patstokes7040
      @patstokes7040 Месяц назад

      You sound pretty happy about that.

  • @SOS-ct9mv
    @SOS-ct9mv Год назад +137

    He said he thought it was overblown that Paul killed a girl while driving his boat drunk? If I thought that, I would never admit it. Shows they are oblivious to how the majority of people function in the world.

    • @j_rainsgoat3929
      @j_rainsgoat3929 Год назад +44

      To be honest. Everyone of the people on the boat we're drunk really drunk they all chose to ride with Paul. At any time they could have made their own choices. Not to mention his behavior had happened many times before. Not crashing but being a sloppy out of control drunk. Why would any of them ride on the boat to begin with.

    • @lovemysmoothie9632
      @lovemysmoothie9632 Год назад +8

      @@j_rainsgoat3929 You wrote exactly what I was thinking since this horrific crash happened. Paul did not point a gun at the other"kids", all voluntarily took the boot ride not only once but twice being aware of the alcohol consumption and Paul's previous irrational behavior when under the influence. If they would have crashed into another boot and somebody on this boot had been killed, I believe they all should have been prosecuted.

    • @mistystrickland32
      @mistystrickland32 Год назад +18

      The kids on the boat were over 18 and drunk. They made that choice to get on that boat. They could have called someone to pick them up or knocked Paul out. I mean according to all Paul's friends they new how he got when he drank but they all still enjoyed partying and living it up with him. Paul had the money to show them a good time of course they would stick around. Stupid choices get you bad consequences.

    • @j_rainsgoat3929
      @j_rainsgoat3929 Год назад +6

      @@mistystrickland32 yep and can you imagine going up against Harpoland knowing your child want forced to drink and ride on his boat could've walked.away many times.

    • @rosaliemaher2476
      @rosaliemaher2476 Год назад +4

      Isn't driving a boat drunk the same as driving drunk
      So many teenagers are killed this way. Maybe the consequences are too lenient. Paul had a reputation of reckless behavior when drinking.

  • @Trisha_B_done
    @Trisha_B_done Год назад +281

    This man shows more genuine emotion than Paul's own dad.

    • @tonyajohnson4372
      @tonyajohnson4372 Год назад +4

      Yes!

    • @mrfantastik8168
      @mrfantastik8168 Год назад +11

      Well of course! The Dad is a stone cold killer!

    • @beatricewoods8377
      @beatricewoods8377 Год назад +1

      Alex mudaugh NEVER said anything about finding who killed his wife and son. Same with OJ they never looked for the killer

    • @r.c.miller6161
      @r.c.miller6161 Год назад +2

      He seems to have had some feelings for Paul. Unlike Alex.

    • @sexobscura
      @sexobscura Год назад

      whoopdee doo

  • @ruthpearsall2618
    @ruthpearsall2618 Год назад +211

    Save your sympathy. This man didn’t search for Mallory, instead he hauled his brothers boat. He hauled out drunken Paul’s overturned car and berated his terrified girlfriend for calling 911. He helped recover Maggie s phone (no tears then) which AM was so keen to show he’d called to establish his alibi. But he didn’t help unlock Paul’s phone, though the code was easy (Paul’s DOB). He flew to the Bahamas with Alex after his financial crimes were uncovered, probably to hide money. Went to Las Vegas with Buster. Took guns out of Moselle after the killings (no tears then)…….ad infinitum

    • @lesliesmith719
      @lesliesmith719 Год назад +7

      I wonder if he nothing to do with Alex after this trial. I bet his whole family is still friendly with Alex.

    • @gailobrien9380
      @gailobrien9380 Год назад +25

      Justice for Mallory Beach!😢

    • @beez991
      @beez991 Год назад +13

      ​@lesliesmith719 Randy seems like the first brother who is starting to get it.

    • @RightProud
      @RightProud Год назад +15

      @@beez991 or at least the first to recognize the importance of appearing to do so.

    • @sophiar6996
      @sophiar6996 Год назад +3

      Holy crap! I was totally feeling sorry for him.

  • @Marie-nf4pl
    @Marie-nf4pl Год назад +367

    He talks about all the trips that his brother & Maggie took and properties with STOLEN money. Really Disgusting

    • @nancyevans5502
      @nancyevans5502 Год назад

      Yes while the Satterfield brothers lost there home. The Highway Patrolman stuck while on duty is about to go bankrupt with medical bills. The Mother who's daughter was killed in accident was told she was getting a dime. All the time stealing millions from all of them and others. GOD HAS A FRONT ROW SEAT IN HELL 👹 💀☠️ FOR 👀HIM.

    • @ChubbyUnicorn
      @ChubbyUnicorn Год назад +34

      Good point. I hope Prosecution brings that up

    • @Ejdubb
      @Ejdubb Год назад +30

      Damn. You really put that into perspective 💯

    • @atonement7232
      @atonement7232 Год назад +48

      WOAH BACK THERE!
      John Marvin did not know Alec was stealing, so just settle down.

    • @ZootZinBootZ
      @ZootZinBootZ Год назад +17

      @@atonement7232 😀let them clutch their pearls

  • @eileenprice3593
    @eileenprice3593 Год назад +77

    He's a slippery character too. This family is full of slippery characters. I wouldn't trust any of them.

    • @nancyevans5502
      @nancyevans5502 Год назад +7

      You got that right 😬.

    • @chriscypret5365
      @chriscypret5365 3 месяца назад

      Sounds like the sled guy rest of them are to

    • @chriscypret5365
      @chriscypret5365 3 месяца назад

      They are all slippy characters why is prosecution trying keep the lie they told about bloody clothes quiet . ,other stuff it not hear say if officer lying about where they found coat . Why wouldn't they want to go get phone . To me prosecutor lying trying hide stuff to trying make everything about money when their is clearly other reason someone would of killed them set Alex up

  • @obi-wankedogi
    @obi-wankedogi Год назад +31

    I find it interesting that this is the man who was allowed to load up and drive off with Paul's wrecked boat from where it sat immediately following that wreck and sure enough, despite living an hour away, he was right there in the middle of a Murdaugh crime scene once again.

  • @bgrovian774
    @bgrovian774 Год назад +140

    Wait...the brother of the accused murderer is allowed to clean up the crime scene less than 24 hours after the crime??? Unbelievable.

    • @joiofjenz
      @joiofjenz Год назад +26

      It’s called privileged

    • @wandavision2
      @wandavision2 Год назад +15

      @@joiofjenz It wasn't deemed a crime scene anymore at that point according to sled.. and also its usually the victims' families who are in charge of cleaning after the police are done taking what they want.. it was even testified to later. Just from watching trials this is what I have seen!

    • @deborahrodgers5512
      @deborahrodgers5512 Год назад +1

      You You I’m

    • @jacdub6373
      @jacdub6373 Год назад +25

      Family is responsible for cleaning the crime scene or can hire a service to do it. Police do not clean crime scenes because they are not allowed to.

    • @jennifermitchell3070
      @jennifermitchell3070 Год назад +10

      Craziest thing I've ever heard of!!!!

  • @libbyworkman3459
    @libbyworkman3459 Год назад +64

    So Randy’s first reaction to the deaths was to tell John Marvin to call a lawyer?

    • @nancyevans5502
      @nancyevans5502 Год назад +9

      Hum!!! he suspected something was wrong about it from the first moment.

    • @letsbereal9455
      @letsbereal9455 Год назад +5

      Any good lawyer would do the same. A spouse is the first suspect, and having a lawyer is very important.

    • @gingerhughes7976
      @gingerhughes7976 Год назад

      Randy is an attorney. There's nothing suspicious about calling an attorney after something like this. The US Constitution guarantees the right to an attorney. Only a complete idiot wouldn't contact an attorney in a situation like this. There's no conspiracy here, it's basic common sense.

  • @j3611
    @j3611 Год назад +571

    One thing that stands out is how influential the family was in the area spanning over decades; if the wife & son were genuinely murdered by some unknown individual, the police would stop at nothing to solve the case. There'd be mountains of evidence & leads, and there'd be a task force to speak with the media & follow up on every clue ; but here they "investigated" in a very haphazard manner, told the media there was no risk to the public from the shooter/s & seemed okay with burying the case. There wasn't any real interest in the case until it got big enough in the media to warrant another look at it by LE; but if that interest hadn't been there this case probably would never have made it into a courtroom. This family have been able to avoid the consequences of their actions for so long, they seem to believe they are untouchable, and after watching the Netflix series abt the family it's pretty clear that lying is just another thing they mastered during their privileged lives.

    • @FLIPPER1439
      @FLIPPER1439 Год назад +23

      Only focusing on Alex is the problem!
      Probably lack of funds to even investigate!

    • @sul1582
      @sul1582 Год назад +26

      Maybe Alex was supplying them with drugs, anything possible.

    • @rosaliemaher2476
      @rosaliemaher2476 Год назад +32

      I always think of the murder case involving the Kennedy's teen sons. Their cousin murdered a girl so she wouldn't report his attempted assault.
      Robert Kennedy Jr. Is still declaring Michael Skakel's innocence years after his initial conviction. Michael confessed in drug treatment. What do you think AM said in rehab?
      Only what he wanted them to hear. I know of only one rehab place he couldn't beat. He might be sober but it didn't change his pathology.

    • @rosaliemaher2476
      @rosaliemaher2476 Год назад

      @J The wealthy are treated so different. For one thing they have access to the best lawyers and they are more successful with appeals if there is a conviction. Look at what Robert Durst got away with when it was clear he murdered several people
      He went years before he went to prison. Without the innocence project few would get a chance.E ven with DNA you need lawyers willing to take your case and that takes money
      Poor people with bad defense go to jail
      and rich guilty.people walk free. Money makes a big difference in the Justice system. I hope the judge let's the jury go to the crime scene and ride from the house to the kennels in the golf cart.

    • @minomokwa744
      @minomokwa744 Год назад +42

      Agree ! Did anyone notice how sooo much more emotional John M.Murdaugh is/was talking about Paul? I mean: GENUINELY .. not just sniffling, sobbing, cracking his voice when I thinks he should do so?

  • @lisetta5052
    @lisetta5052 Год назад +138

    I actually liked this guy (still think Alec is 1,000% guilty), but this brother seemed really down to earth and genuine. Until he said the “boating accident was blown way out of proportion”. Yeah, he lost me there. I’m not going to value testimony from a witness when they say something so blatantly out of touch with reality.

    • @zebralove2840
      @zebralove2840 Год назад +30

      I agree. It's really disrespectful to the young woman who died, and her family. He has strong family loyalty, and he only knew the sweet, hard working nephew Paul, not the drunken, obnoxious, irresponsible person who caused a terrible deadly boat crash. Blinders.

    • @melissaorellana6951
      @melissaorellana6951 Год назад +24

      It might not have been “blown out if proportion” if the They hadn’t tried to obstruct the investigation, treated Ms. Beach’s family better, and immediately try to cover up what happened. This entire family is disgusting.

    • @kellyrodgers4939
      @kellyrodgers4939 Год назад +10

      Everyone gets a bottle of water except for the black caregiver.Damn shame.

    • @gailobrien9380
      @gailobrien9380 Год назад +16

      This guy is a wolf in sheep’s clothing!

    • @greeneyedsoutherngirl6468
      @greeneyedsoutherngirl6468 Год назад +8

      Kelly, they wanted the jury to SEE her emotions! Shelley wound up being, in my opinion, the one who took him down aside from Blanca and the video. Listen to Mr Meadors closing-Shelley is a hero. 💗

  • @Tempo50
    @Tempo50 Год назад +12

    I’ve never seen a witness be so animated and story tell. Most witnesses just answer in a few words as possible 😂

    • @elemeno9463
      @elemeno9463 Год назад +1

      There's something weak about him

    • @dolocapo5430
      @dolocapo5430 Год назад +1

      yes, the defense attorney had to cut him off right in the middle of a couple happy family stories....

    • @sheilakuhn5385
      @sheilakuhn5385 29 дней назад +1

      @@dolocapo5430 It was a very odd and yes, definitely animated performance. My thoughts exactly.

  • @lindamahrer7067
    @lindamahrer7067 Год назад +286

    I am shocked the authorities allowed John Marvin to stay down there let alone clean up. Horrors...

    • @tammygarrett9261
      @tammygarrett9261 Год назад +57

      FRIENDS with POLICE !!!

    • @kiwigirlNZ
      @kiwigirlNZ Год назад +33

      I agree. That blows my mind 😳

    • @willpp9999
      @willpp9999 Год назад +25

      To me SLED have made so many errors, the protection initially of the crime scene was rediculas , amateurish , and again when John Marvin showed SLED the whereabouts s of Maggie's mobile they weren't interested , said they would do that later , l really do believe that Alex ... yes he's a crook in many ways and a liar but l dont believe he killed his son n wife , where a the motive ? Wheres the 100% proof ,

    • @SalAcceturra
      @SalAcceturra Год назад +36

      The night my brother made the conscious choice to suck on the end of a 12-gauge shotgun after the police were finished who do you think they turned the crime scene over to? The family that owned the place.. who do you think was responsible for cleaning up said remnants?
      It's not like after the investigation the police department calls in a biohazard crew to clean up for you.. if the family has the money they can buy that service or the family is left picking brain matter off the ceiling fan.. if that was just a little too gruesome than oh well, I'm not the type that lives in dictates my every move on emotions and feelings.

    • @carolynwoolverton8810
      @carolynwoolverton8810 Год назад +5

      ​@@willpp9999 collateral damage

  • @wendybutler1681
    @wendybutler1681 Год назад +139

    He sounds so much like his brother.

  • @Star-Mac10
    @Star-Mac10 Год назад +91

    John Marvin didn't fool me. He participated in the cover up regarding the boat case that resulted in a teenager's death. John Marvin pranced right up to the scene of the crash and hauled the wrecked boat away when the dead teenager's parents were REFUSED access to scene of the accident. Utterly disgusting. This guy is no different than the his brothers.

    • @hounddog3476
      @hounddog3476 Год назад

      No south Carolina man questions why the cops ajd judges are polluting crime scenes for bags of silver.

    • @loditx7706
      @loditx7706 Год назад +6

      @Star Mac: Yeah, he just blubbers better. 😭😢

    • @jaydenc4345
      @jaydenc4345 Год назад +8

      Yeah and he helped Buster carry guns out of Mozelle, this guy has been compliant in this whole thing. His tears didn't fool anyone.

    • @hounddog3476
      @hounddog3476 Год назад

      @@jaydenc4345 the cops n magistrates of south Carolina are to blame. The federals need to do a full comb through of the las 70 years and prosecute any currently alive persons or seizure of handed down estates. The people are the most godless perverted pill poppers in the usa. The bars in Charleston are filled to the brim with out of town single mothers speading stds from ship hopping greeks to mushy Charleston men with fatherless children abandoned somewhere with anyone. Eff south Carolina. The whole state is corrupt because it is a godless area.....

    • @Idontcarejones
      @Idontcarejones Год назад +1

      How do you know he hauled the boat away?

  • @cbryce9243
    @cbryce9243 Год назад +62

    I know it's hard for some people to tell the truth, but the truth is always better than a lie. So many lives ruined and lost because of one man's action. Such a shame.

    • @evelyn7881
      @evelyn7881 Год назад +7

      Alex was more concerned about his reputation and lifestyle than his wife, and his own flesh and blood.

    • @Nasdaqbaby
      @Nasdaqbaby Год назад

      You’re about to see this whole county go down once the irs and fbi get involved
      Bc they are ALL INVOLVED

    • @bradford_shaun_murray
      @bradford_shaun_murray 8 месяцев назад

      2:07 👀

  • @island4603
    @island4603 Год назад +79

    The lack of boundaries as a sign of “closeness” and emotional manipulation as a sign of “caring” is the red flags among dysfunctional families. A narcissistic family cult.

    • @katelynbrown98
      @katelynbrown98 Год назад +14

      Seems like a family where appearances are better than actual reality of things. 🤦‍♀️

    • @thesholovepodcast
      @thesholovepodcast Год назад +4

      This is the comment I was looking for 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩

    • @drewski8138
      @drewski8138 Год назад +1

      The lack of boundaries where?

    • @island4603
      @island4603 Год назад +9

      @@drewski8138 AM pretended to be close to Paul and Maggie. He pretended to care for them and being a close knit family, but he murdered them in cold blood - just like he pretended to be close to his clients, while stealing millions of dollars from them. He severely lacks self boundaries

    • @crystalshaw8744
      @crystalshaw8744 7 месяцев назад

      Lacking boundaries is an UNDERSTATEMENT.

  • @steveg2448
    @steveg2448 Год назад +129

    This family is crooked to the core. For three generations

    • @tammygarrett9261
      @tammygarrett9261 Год назад

      Seems like ALL the police are crooked too ! They're ALL friends ! This is sooo wrong !

    • @melaniebeaudette9309
      @melaniebeaudette9309 Год назад

      I read an article on that this week, there are two unexplained deaths in that area that they sispected Paul andvBuster but it was covered up. Maggie and Alex did a shitty job raising these kids they are apparently entitled spoiled brats. Oh its just so sad

    • @chuckfry1227
      @chuckfry1227 Год назад +13

      5 generations counting Buster and pau pau.

    • @leonardemiletaylor6229
      @leonardemiletaylor6229 Год назад +1

      5!

    • @CSAccetura
      @CSAccetura Год назад

      Do we just say things these days without any evidence or proof

  • @m.0605
    @m.0605 Год назад +47

    It's crazy that ANYONE would have felt comfortable going to that house alone after two family members had been brutally murdered and the killer was still on the loose. In the back of his mind.....he had to know.

  • @the.dr.mrs.
    @the.dr.mrs. 11 месяцев назад +11

    He’s the “perfect” witness. He knows enough about crime scenes to call his police officer “friend” to ask if it was okay to go to the crime scene. Why not call the detectives on the case? Also, he’s so overwhelmed with grief that he cleans the freakin crime scene. Again, he knew enough about crime scenes that he paused to ask if it was okay to go to a crime scene but not enough to pause and ask himself if it’s okay to clean up the crime scene. Give me 1 million breaks!!!!!!

  • @crystalmasters8582
    @crystalmasters8582 Год назад +84

    Wow these Murdaugh men, they all sound so much alike.

    • @audiofire-rp7fm
      @audiofire-rp7fm Год назад +4

      Yeah I was gonna say the same thing, he sounds exactly like Alex, I didn’t see if Randy testified but I imagine he sounds the same lol

    • @mandilynn47
      @mandilynn47 Год назад

      I just now made that comment. I agree!

    • @QwertyCanada
      @QwertyCanada Год назад +3

      Well they are brothers lol

    • @jojijosette5946
      @jojijosette5946 Год назад

      @@barbier.6308 who's voice was it?

    • @maxmanx1294
      @maxmanx1294 Год назад

      ​@@barbier.6308 Because evidence contradicted his original 1.5 year long story.

  • @sammavacaist
    @sammavacaist Год назад +51

    The brothers are as big liars as Alex. I saw them on tv looking the interviewer directly in the eye and telling her they never knew of Paul ever drinking.

  • @My_Crazy_Neighbor
    @My_Crazy_Neighbor Год назад +23

    It’s crazy how fast that family came crashing down but I honestly believe their corruption started over a 100 years ago and they probably got bolder and bolder, generation by generation, until Alex.

  • @rosa8680
    @rosa8680 8 месяцев назад +4

    This is a family who has lost the love of the truth. ‘Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.’

    • @AM-ls8sp
      @AM-ls8sp 7 месяцев назад

      Well put.

  • @psfanboy79
    @psfanboy79 Год назад +31

    Guy smiley over here, this whole family is just, idk..off.

  • @caityjane2153
    @caityjane2153 Год назад +63

    Definitely weird how jolly he seems.....

    • @agapelove2853
      @agapelove2853 Год назад +6

      Glad I am not the only one finds his humor of laughter too be strange .. don’t wanna pass judgment but too me this Uncle is selling his picture perfect Murdaugh story just like Alec and Randy has did … HUNG JURY FOR SURE

    • @MsSassySean
      @MsSassySean Год назад +4

      He's on medicine...

    • @soundhoundzmusic
      @soundhoundzmusic Год назад +8

      He's just a good liar 🤣

    • @Jabo__Jabo
      @Jabo__Jabo Год назад +6

      Well it’s kind of a Southern trait I think … to be sort of sing-song … it’s his nature … not a put-on. I thought he was intelligent and hurt.💔💔

    • @houseofsolomon2440
      @houseofsolomon2440 Год назад +2

      @@MsSassySean ☑️

  • @jessaabraham
    @jessaabraham Год назад +53

    These kids were really blessed to have such uncles. No matter what happened these uncles did all for their nephews and for the brother.

    • @BMWorner
      @BMWorner Год назад +1

      I’m I’m 😆 on a

    • @jam6636
      @jam6636 Год назад +5

      it seems they may have done way too much...

    • @loditx7706
      @loditx7706 10 месяцев назад +6

      @jessaabraham: You do see that is a massive problem in this family, don’t you? There were never any consequences. No matter what happened, even if illegal all the uncles and granddad, aunties, and grandmas petted them, paid off the law and victims, or intimidated them, so that each subsequent younger generation was protected from any consequences and responsibilities, learning nothing, having no values, no empathy and after awhile you get people like Alex, Buster, and Paul. Especially Paul who John Marvin describes as flawless, but whose friends found to be hurtful, dangerous, and a drunken bully who was frightening and ultimately killed one, with no grief nor remorse. Paul pushed his old man’s last button with the boat crash, bringing down the rotten house and setting the stage for his father’s downfall. Paul and his mother, who was taking action that would have exposed Alex and his decades long misconduct, thievery, lying, manipulation, and corruption. In a way Maggie and Paul got exactly what they should have expected, a monster, just like them. They were cursed by incompetence and a lack of morals in the adults in their lives.

    • @martijnburgers4905
      @martijnburgers4905 7 месяцев назад

      Yes they really did everything for them.

  • @athenavan2242
    @athenavan2242 Год назад +21

    1:08:23 says everything! Judge Newman spoke of this in his sentencing! His brother describe this nightmare that Alex wakes up from, And I am sure he is seeing what he did to Maggie and Paul! He is reliving those moments! And I hope he continues seeing them! Until he admits to what he did he can never heal from it!

  • @lsmyser1257
    @lsmyser1257 Год назад +155

    All AM had to do to be proven innocent was hand over the clothes he was wearing in that tree video. This whole trial would of never happened. Instead he lied and lied and wouldn’t turn over the clothes. To me that means he’s 100% guilty. Plus why didn’t he care about finding the killer? He don’t even remember what his last words to Maggie was.

    • @lindamahrer7067
      @lindamahrer7067 Год назад +23

      @lsmyser1257 ...YOUR OBSERVATION IS SHORT AND TO THE POINT. AS CONCISE AS ONE CAN GET. AM WITH HIS LIES OF OMISSION SURE HAVE THEM GLARING. THE MISSING SHIRT GLARES LIKE A LIGHTENING STRIKE. YOUR COMMENT IS AS PERFECT AS IT CAN GET.

    • @angelwings7930
      @angelwings7930 Год назад +20

      I wish the prosecution would just say that. And AM the idiot said on the stand that it was Maggie’s idea to meet at Moselle ! Gad. Her sister had previously testified that Maggie didn’t want to, was disappointed to have to go there. 65 mile drive too. And she also said AM also told Paul to come out there. Then gee, they were both shot. With AM at the scene. I don’t see why there needs to be a trial ! Just lock him up.

    • @kiwigirlNZ
      @kiwigirlNZ Год назад +2

      @@angelwings7930 If they didn’t have trials for scenarios like this, where would it end? How many others wouldn’t have a trial just _because_ …

    • @rickbooker4722
      @rickbooker4722 Год назад

      ​@@lindamahrer7067 0000 p.

    • @rooroo1704
      @rooroo1704 Год назад +2

      What is the tree video? I only know about the snapchat dog video, is there another?

  • @pkfromak8046
    @pkfromak8046 Год назад +66

    This family should get academy awards for their great acting in trying to portray the most perfect family in the USA. Everything was great. The family is chock full of greatness. Every relationship is great. Yet they all know Alex left a path of destruction to every client whose lives were destroyed. He destroyed his whole families lives. He stole from his own family and destroyed the lawfirm his brother was a partner in. But according to his brother, his family is great🤣🤣

    • @aaronallgood4625
      @aaronallgood4625 Год назад +3

      exactly! they had no idea that Maggie was talking to a Lawyer about getting a divorce and Alec so claimed drug addiction and the horrific boat accident… yes very good acting

    • @song4mozart
      @song4mozart Год назад +2

      They're all evil.

  • @catzska
    @catzska Год назад +8

    I am sure many people do know this and also do not know this. Notice How he speaks about the feeders on the hunting property. How the heck is it hunting when you put feeders on your property to feed the very animals you all murder/ hunt. I personally don’t agree with this. It’s BS. The animals go on the property because they get fed on the property then are shot! I guess it’s no different then what Alec did to Maggie and Paul! Yes I am being a wise ass, because it outrages me. The fact the murders occurred period then how Alec’s bother speaks about feeders on his hunting property. Luring animals there to murder them. That’s not hunting. I don’t like hunting either yet this is NOT hunting. It’s intentionally luring the animals on the property so they can murder them then say they hunt. Please. BS

    • @SheenaRea
      @SheenaRea Год назад +2

      Totally agree. This family is disgusting to the core. I hate hunting practices you've described, so unfair to the animals. Lazy man's way of "hunting." The animals don't have a chance... 😞 This Murdaugh family is a damn joke.

    • @catzska
      @catzska Год назад +2

      @@SheenaRea I agree. I love and rescue animals. I can’t imagine ever harming any animal or human being. Even if people are cruel to me I choose not to engage or be around rotten people. Thanks for your comment. This is so sad. He really caused so much pain and devastation to numerous people and animals too. Just a evil cruel monster.

    • @SheenaRea
      @SheenaRea Год назад +1

      @@catzska ❤I love and rescue animals also, and birds. 🙂Agreed! Rotten people are not worth it! Even the guy's dog kennels seemed harsh... Sick twisted dude, justice has finally caught up to him. Thanks for helping the defenseless catzska! The world needs your kindness and you're doing a good thing.

  • @JuspokinPhun
    @JuspokinPhun 4 месяца назад +18

    I have worked closely with John on a number of things and I am compelled to speak on his character. He is one of the finest men I have ever known. He almost always takes the high road. He is extremely generous and genuinely cares for people around him. He is a tough and fair man. Very misunderstood by those who do not know him closely.

    • @dan1769
      @dan1769 4 месяца назад +2

      Agreed.. This can happens to any family.

    • @mikepalmer8051
      @mikepalmer8051 4 месяца назад +7

      Generous enough to hide the murder weapons for Alec

    • @christinalogan311
      @christinalogan311 4 месяца назад +1

      He came across as such a very kind, truly caring and an honest man. I cannot begin to imagine how shocked and grief stricken he is .

    • @susanedrington4878
      @susanedrington4878 28 дней назад

      He seems like a nice and down to earth man.

  • @uneedasims1266
    @uneedasims1266 Год назад +95

    Looks like the whole family was allowed to sit and listen to the trial... But they are also defense witness. This is strange. Alex murdaugh is guilty.

    • @pocketlinttreasures33
      @pocketlinttreasures33 Год назад +17

      Right?! I thought witnesses were barred from courtroom until they gave testimony...

    • @charlottecannon314
      @charlottecannon314 Год назад +4

      True. Witnesses are not suppose to be listening or sitting in the court room, not until after they have testified under oath on tbe witness stand. Once they've testified, and been determined not to be called again, recalled - only then are they suppose to be allowed to sit in the court room and listen in.

    • @nh6central
      @nh6central Год назад +4

      I believe that is allowed in South Carolina.

    • @jadedoe9966
      @jadedoe9966 Год назад +2

      It doesn’t matter they’re biased anyway beinf family, idk how them watching the trial could change anything ?

    • @jadedoe9966
      @jadedoe9966 Год назад

      @@charlottecannon314 witnesses where ? Not everywhere’s the same

  • @uneeky5785
    @uneeky5785 Год назад +80

    The way they talk about Paul, Buster, and Alex leaving things everywhere; mainly Paul. They make it seem like it's something normal or something funny or cute. In reality it's because they had so much money that they didn't care about anything, everything was disposable to them. Nothing had sentimental value to them because if you have something you really care about, cherish, or you worked hard to buy something you are not going to leave it just anywhere; all the time, every time. That's really sad. Just goes to tell you a lot. That's why they were spoiled brats and that's why Alex annihilated his family, they were disposable to him.

    • @jamespaquin5639
      @jamespaquin5639 Год назад +11

      Good point. True.

    • @Boobooheroes
      @Boobooheroes Год назад +11

      Perfect explanation👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

    • @seealterego88
      @seealterego88 Год назад +8

      Exactly. Nothing is sacred to this family but power.

    • @midnightkitchentrips
      @midnightkitchentrips Год назад +15

      They went in this direction to plant the idea that anyone could have taken Paul's firearms from the property at any point bc he left them laying around and not secured responsibly in the gun room. Trying to lead jury to believe someone else could have had the opportunity. Also convenient the gun killing Maggie hasn't been recovered but the ammo was described to match Paul's missing rifle.

    • @Yes_Anastasia
      @Yes_Anastasia Год назад +10

      Also shows how entitled he was. Assuming someone else would come along and clean up his messes…

  • @SherriNDallasTX
    @SherriNDallasTX Год назад

    Excellent videoing by this new station. Thank you!

  • @garypuckettmuse
    @garypuckettmuse Год назад +13

    Oh my G-D!! This guy had his own cops from different areas doing all this behind the scenes stuff and then he not only enters the crime scene but *cleans it up*?? Oh, no. Completely unbelievable as an act of innocence as well as he never talked to Randy about this before doing it? Wow, this is a bombshell right here.

  • @robdavis3926
    @robdavis3926 Год назад +40

    John Marvin reminds me of the scarecrow in Wizard of Oz.😂

  • @admin1815
    @admin1815 Год назад +183

    Isn't this the guy that the police let haul away the boat that Paul was driving drunk and killed a young woman? It is so sad that the parents couldn't even view the boat at the scene, but the parents of the drunk driver and his uncle was allowed to go right up to the boat and his uncle hauled the evidence away.

    • @auraterry3548
      @auraterry3548 Год назад +56

      They were all drunk teenagers that chose to ride with another drunk teenager..nobody made them do it..sorry to say it, but those are the consequences of bad decisions sometimes we make growing up.

    • @dickwellington8578
      @dickwellington8578 Год назад

      @@auraterry3548 ok still doesn’t take away the fact that someone was killed and the driver of the boats family was allowed to interfere with the investigation immediately. 🤡

    • @dickwellington8578
      @dickwellington8578 Год назад +48

      @@auraterry3548 just saw another comment of yours that said you don’t believe Alex is guilty. 🤡🤡🤡🤡 guess we found one of the murdaugh’s in the comment section

    • @katrinaables3692
      @katrinaables3692 Год назад +9

      I’m not sure if he’s guilty either!

    • @janesrensen1881
      @janesrensen1881 Год назад +21

      A family without moral

  • @nancyknape770
    @nancyknape770 Год назад +229

    So sad. This man seems so genuine and so sad. He truly loved them. I feel for both families that are affected by this.

    • @jacquelinesmith-lv3oe
      @jacquelinesmith-lv3oe Год назад +11

      Definitely but people on here feeling bad for Alex , ridiculous, what about drivebys, do they feel sorry for people who do drive-by shootings two, I mean I couldn't believe the way people acting over him all I feel so bad for him and they put the hindko song everything I just feel bad for OMG that is disgusting disgraceful response, the guys are monster who killed his wife and son for money and people feel sorry for him on here unbelievable

    • @gaylegreen4304
      @gaylegreen4304 Год назад +1

      JM knows this family’s history of lying, cheating, stealing. Not credible it’s all an act.

    • @mercibeaucoup2486
      @mercibeaucoup2486 Год назад +28

      He’s in the club just wait. He’s one of them. Family of secrets hiding bad things. 😞

    • @r.c.miller6161
      @r.c.miller6161 Год назад +10

      He loved Paul. He never says he loved Alex.

    • @julieb7785
      @julieb7785 Год назад

      ​@@jacquelinesmith-lv3oe well, he's off to prison.

  • @hellypoppy5739
    @hellypoppy5739 Год назад +9

    Alex spent more time calling ppl & telling them to come to Moselle (IMO to screw up forensics) than he did anything else…..not once did he scream ‘who did it? Go & look for who did it’ like most of us would…. Weird

  • @SpiritedSoul1986
    @SpiritedSoul1986 Год назад +462

    You know your family so well, but you only know what they WANT you to know. Every family has their skeletons. Things they don't want the extended family or others to know, see or hear. This is true of literally every family.

    • @singlelifeok
      @singlelifeok Год назад +31

      Yep the secrets that flowed out of my family over the years has been book worthy. LOL As far as I know we're only missing a murder. LOL

    • @justthatgirl-ct4jo
      @justthatgirl-ct4jo Год назад +17

      ​@@singlelifeok My aunt was shot and killed by her husband when I was 3. He hung himself in jail before he was convicted.

    • @arte7sol
      @arte7sol Год назад +25

      Agreed. The way he said the were a perfect couple. Or how they always were hand in hand. I doubt he is sharing the full picture.

    • @lowcountryantiques3696
      @lowcountryantiques3696 Год назад

      ​@just.that.girl, Alex is not going to hang himself because he is not guilty of murder...

    • @deadpanfish
      @deadpanfish Год назад +18

      There are no secrets here. They enjoyed a Hootie concert and you're all suddenly convinced? GTFOH this family left a wake of bodies. It's silly it took this long for even suspicion to arise. I just wish I could stand next to a Murdock for one moment.
      (Murdaugh... I'm convinced they pronounce it like that intentionally so they can claim "well I'm not Murdock so..... thats not me")

  • @jwillar6173
    @jwillar6173 Год назад +10

    He’s as sleezy as his brother

  • @Tempo50
    @Tempo50 Год назад +3

    He had diarrhea, in the car in his pants😂 Thanks bro! Unsolicited details.

  • @marthal8862
    @marthal8862 Год назад +64

    He needs to be investigated too, the way his dad helped Alex to cover up crimes sends a chill down my spine. It makes me wonder what else he covered up for his kids, himself and others over the years. This family had a grip on that area, everything needs to be looked at.

    • @BLACKLACDTS
      @BLACKLACDTS Год назад +5

      Are you just spewing baseless garbage or do you have some facts to back those allegations?

    • @marthal8862
      @marthal8862 Год назад +2

      @@BLACKLACDTS nah, nothing baseless at all. It’s fact that the Murdaugh’s including Maggie have covered up crimes like Paul’s car accident where they came and cleared up all the beer cans and guns instead of calling the police. And the fact that they tried to pin the boating accident on another kid or Alex’s financial crimes. They had the law in their pocket and the whole town knows it. Every single incident around them needs to be reopened and investigated by non biased police/feds.

    • @sophiar6996
      @sophiar6996 Год назад +18

      This man didn’t search for Mallory, instead he hauled his brothers boat. He hauled out drunken Paul’s overturned car and berated his terrified girlfriend for calling 911. He helped recover Maggie s phone (no tears then) which AM was so keen to show he’d called to establish his alibi. But he didn’t help unlock Paul’s phone, though the code was easy (Paul’s DOB). He flew to the Bahamas with Alex after his financial crimes were uncovered, probably to hide money. Went to Las Vegas with Buster. Took guns out of Moselle after the killings (no tears then)

    • @BLACKLACDTS
      @BLACKLACDTS Год назад +6

      @@sophiar6996 wtf did you just write?!? Haha.
      Why would he search for Mallory?
      How is he supposed to unlock Paul’s phone if the FBI couldn’t for over a year? It was his DOB and it took the FBI a year to figure that out? Lol sure
      So he was spending time with his brother and Nephew? lol you sound absolutely ridiculous.. The police have not charged or even mentioned him in anything. He removed things from the house when he as given the ok to do so.
      He sounds like a loyal Brother and Uncle To me who’s also a victim in all this and losers keep slandering him.

    • @marthal8862
      @marthal8862 Год назад +8

      @@BLACKLACDTS very loyal, loyal enough to cover up their criminality and his own. Reopen all the cases surrounding these people, I said what i said! You can cry about it elsewhere!

  • @rab6453
    @rab6453 Год назад +55

    I would love to hear cousin Eddie testify.Alex was the Boss Hogg of those counties and the same families for 100 yrs they all work together to protect each other.the sheriff is fired for the boat wreck .The house maid is dug up insurance fraud is everywhere drug dealing was big time and lots of money went missing.crime scene spoiled .situation normal for smugglers paradise.Its been this way forever

  • @kimberleeturner8475
    @kimberleeturner8475 Год назад +154

    He doesn't believe Alex killed them. I believe that 100 percent. His testimony helps Alex. Whenever I don't want to believe it I just remember Chris Watts and what man is actually capable of.

    • @angelawellborn839
      @angelawellborn839 Год назад +30

      No one in the family thinks Paul was driving the boat either

    • @SpiritedSoul1986
      @SpiritedSoul1986 Год назад +38

      Chris Watts, Scott Peterson, Andrea Yates, Diane Downs, Casey Anthony...the list us endless

    • @nataliemorales1953
      @nataliemorales1953 Год назад +27

      Chris Watts is pure evil. That case made me realize, there are monsters and they can be your actual family members. This is such a sad case.

    • @mellluscombe5409
      @mellluscombe5409 Год назад

      @@angelawellborn839, Forensic evidence showed that Paul WAS driving that boat and all who were on the boat testified! ;).... This LIAR tried to FRAME another boy as the driver and he failed miserably!!!. He also tampered with crime scene evidence by REMOVING that boat from a crime scene!!!. I do NOT understand how the police let him onto the crime scene yet REFUSED the parents of the young girl who was missing!!!

    • @hotdogtrainer5359
      @hotdogtrainer5359 Год назад +27

      I'm in no way advocating for Chris Watts, but at least he admitted it. Casey Anthony and AM dragging everyone through his is very disturbing

  • @sharevisionzhk2518
    @sharevisionzhk2518 Год назад +11

    Omg i cried with him while imagining the scene.. good uncle this man is

  • @helenfong3339
    @helenfong3339 Год назад +114

    Wow! He's proud to not have become a lawyer. Very telling!

    • @janicescott7338
      @janicescott7338 Год назад +5

      I really had to think about it when he made that comment!

    • @susanstephenson648
      @susanstephenson648 Год назад +11

      Guess he didn't want to dine publicly at the trough? Bad enough he was born into the mess, let alone with sibs who dined at the trough.
      But, let's not forget this guy does hold a degree in criminal justice. I wonder if he ever worked utilizing this degree. Did he ever plan to continue onto pursue a JD?
      Pretty funny how the courtroom laughed when he said he was proud not to be an atty. My sentiments exactly.

    • @theserverroomtalks159
      @theserverroomtalks159 Год назад +12

      I understood it that hes proud hes doing something different from all of his family. I take pride in that too coming from a family of doctors. It somehow feels like you made it yourself or your a self made man, rather then getting a job through a relative as law families often do. That's just my interpretation though. I didn't get any other hints he dislikes lawyers or the profession.

    • @beastshawnee
      @beastshawnee Год назад +7

      probably cuz he KNOWS how they operate in bis family…

    • @taylorburton7820
      @taylorburton7820 Год назад +4

      @@theserverroomtalks159 He's not a self-made man at all. He likely had full family support in starting his business. And it provides another tentacle into another part of the community.

  • @brasstacks7181
    @brasstacks7181 Год назад +9

    "Just a normal family, doing normal family things", he says. Then goes on to talk about how he felt compelled to "clean his nephew's brains off the ground", while his killer brother sits there faking emotion like the true sociopath he is. But, just a "Normal family, doing normal family things". What the unholy hell?! Too bad this guy can't see the truth (and the killer) when it's staring him In the face or he does but like the mafia, this family stands by each other no matter what.

  • @777educated
    @777educated Год назад +24

    This Murdaugh is the ONLY one I've seen showing emotions. God bless you, and your family sir. I'm glad you don't appear corrupt by the family career choice.

  • @ambermcclamrock6056
    @ambermcclamrock6056 Год назад +63

    He loved Paul so very much that he ‘thoughtfully’ moved that boat very quickly from the boat wreck area!

    • @rosaliemaher2476
      @rosaliemaher2476 Год назад +11

      And cleaned up the Paul's murder scene at the kennels. I know family members do this out of respect at a suicide scene or murder. There are people you can hire to do it. It sounds like Lady Macbeth trying to wash out this horrible family damn spot inflicted at their own hands.

    • @KellyDFlynn
      @KellyDFlynn Год назад +2

      Right?!

    • @crystalouellette7545
      @crystalouellette7545 Год назад +6

      Right SHADIEST family I've EVER seen!

    • @amandadierenfeldt7052
      @amandadierenfeldt7052 Год назад +2

      Great reference

  • @truthworld3d
    @truthworld3d Год назад +129

    He's so helpful at crimes scenes... Especially when he moved the boat from the Mallory Beach crime scene. He needs to just go back to the casino with Buster!!... So sickening.

    • @nancyevans5502
      @nancyevans5502 Год назад +5

      Now that's just good 😊.

    • @chelseamiranda6651
      @chelseamiranda6651 Год назад +25

      Also in the Netflix doc it shows him also removing guns from the moselle property in the days after the investigation.

    • @libbyworkman3459
      @libbyworkman3459 Год назад +20

      @TruthWorld. John Marvin is all about protecting the family.

    • @quamby1able
      @quamby1able Год назад +8

      The whole family are as privaledged & shady as he'll! And AM is as guilty as he'll - he admitted this when on the stand and asked by Jim 'did you kill your son and wife?' And before her replied individually, he rubbed his teeth with his tongue. His family knows he lies when he does that (body language 101)

    • @yourbattleaxe
      @yourbattleaxe Год назад +5

      @@chelseamiranda6651 It was not days after -- it was months. Eric Alan did the footage. He is an excellent source on YT.

  • @janpatterson6302
    @janpatterson6302 Год назад +5

    Southern kindness and sweetness disappears instantly when backed into a corner

  • @ginabeaudette158
    @ginabeaudette158 Год назад +28

    Something I've noticed after watching John Marvin and Buster (Richard Alexander) Murdaugh's testimonies is that they both seem 'practiced', the same way a politician would be. Mannerisms, tone of voice, hand gestures, choice of words.... the men in the Murdaugh family conditioned themselves to appear affable, approachable, and honest. Buster's soft tone when he interjects "That's right" throughout his testimony shows he was trained in this way, in my opinion. We do know that Buster was removed from his university for plagiarism and I'm sure this gentleman sells a lot of equipment with his affability.

    • @guitarsoundsaround
      @guitarsoundsaround Год назад +1

      Very rehearsed. Buster is an immature clown, he’d never make it as a lawyer, even if it was handed to him on a silver platter. Spoiled elites get the wake up call they deserved.

    • @chrisirving1239
      @chrisirving1239 Год назад +2

      Gina, very well written in relaying your thoughts. I agree whole heartedly.
      Phonies
      Very well trained.

    • @intrepidtomato
      @intrepidtomato Год назад +4

      This man is a snake and a liar too in my opinion. I can't believe everybody fell for his act. He reminds me of Bill Clinton , who also always had a (fake) anecdote to make his point

    • @guitarsoundsaround
      @guitarsoundsaround Год назад

      @@intrepidtomato 💯- he’s conspiring with AM now helping him in jail. This brother owns a rental place apparently, he ain’t broke. The whole family are elite crooks (the brother Randy hasn’t said much but thinks AM is not telling ‘all the truth’. They weren’t close.) Check out a channel called Eric Allen, did a great job on the story.

    • @jimparsons4312
      @jimparsons4312 6 месяцев назад

      @@intrepidtomato#weasel

  • @misslee8168
    @misslee8168 Год назад +10

    "Doing my job"?
    I'm convinced this brother is the CLEANER!!

    • @carlasimmons5546
      @carlasimmons5546 Год назад +3

      Gotten oneself into an ungodly mess? Call John Marvin.

    • @misslee8168
      @misslee8168 Год назад +1

      @@carlasimmons5546 Right!

    • @houseofsolomon2440
      @houseofsolomon2440 Год назад +2

      @@misslee8168 Like the harvey keitel guy in pulp fiction.

  • @jamie.777
    @jamie.777 Год назад +136

    Why is there still laughter in the courtroom . Sickening

    • @dildoshwagginsz4428
      @dildoshwagginsz4428 Год назад +20

      I laughed at my grans funeral… I loved her more than even my immediate parents. She was the best and biggest inspiration in my life and I laughed in the middle of her funeral… people looked at me like a sickening person… but I didn’t care… I was laughing thinking about it being 2pm and she was correcting me… it wasn’t sickening
      Edit: correcting me over daytime quiz tv

    • @dildoshwagginsz4428
      @dildoshwagginsz4428 Год назад +6

      Ps… I think he is guilty AF haha. I’m not disputing that. I’m just playing devils advocate for situations I myself have not acted as most would expect

    • @ginaguarnieri7192
      @ginaguarnieri7192 Год назад +10

      Unbelievably inappropriate

    • @ginaguarnieri7192
      @ginaguarnieri7192 Год назад +18

      It's a trial for murder of his sister-in-law and his nephew by his brother. I know I am stating the obvious. That's the very reason the smiles and laughter are grossly inappropriate.

    • @wendybutler1681
      @wendybutler1681 Год назад +22

      It's human nature. Finding funny in tragedy relieves tension. It's a light moment that everyone shared during the trial of an horrific crime. Gotta laugh to ease the tension.

  • @Skylarrfayee
    @Skylarrfayee Год назад +7

    So he drives the boat that killed Mallory beech away and then he cleans up his nephews crime scene…interesting pattern

  • @MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis
    @MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis Год назад +11

    This kind of reminds me of how the Jon Benet Ramsey case was mishandled. You would think that the cops would secure the crime scene for longer than a day, and not allow family members to touch the remains of the deceased, and trample all over the scene. It’s a huge problem when cops get to a crime scene of a wealthy/well-known member of the community, and don’t treat them like suspects. You and I wouldn’t get such treatment.

  • @angelwings7930
    @angelwings7930 Год назад +54

    Especially after seeing the Netflix program I’m not at all impressed with this guy. He actively helped clean things up like moving guns out of a property after the murders. Wtf isn’t HE being prosecuted ???

    • @SMsmSM12343
      @SMsmSM12343 Год назад +12

      Possibly to move guns so that no one who is suffering from massive trauma and grief would unalive themselves.

    • @kimlarso
      @kimlarso Год назад +4

      I haven’t watched the Netflix however I saw a drone video of them retrieving the guns on Ethan’s channel & I find it ultimately spish that the White truck pulls up at the kennels!!! Hiding the guns in a kennel would make sense!!!

    • @fruitypeebils
      @fruitypeebils Год назад +1

      @@kimlarso I’m sorry did you just say spish

    • @letsbereal9455
      @letsbereal9455 Год назад +2

      @@kimlarso I think that happened long after the murders, when they were preparing to put the Moselle property up for sale.

    • @angelwings7930
      @angelwings7930 Год назад

      @@fruitypeebils 😂👍. I believe in proper English too.

  • @jeanlaubenthal698
    @jeanlaubenthal698 Год назад +14

    He’s got a degree in criminal justice and he does not know to back off from a crime scene…?

    • @Chauna30
      @Chauna30 Год назад +1

      This!

    • @lisabrown748
      @lisabrown748 Год назад +2

      Exactly 💯

    • @blueeyesblueskiesahead1612
      @blueeyesblueskiesahead1612 Год назад +1

      I have some background in criminal science and there is a point in time where they “release” the scene. It’s not a secured scene after the crime scene techs have worked it. But it seems awfully quick to have released it. Usually defectives get sent out once daylight appears.

  • @prudencepark3731
    @prudencepark3731 Год назад +9

    • Vacations - $$$$
    • 4 houses/properties - $$$$
    • Guns - $$$$
    • Drugs - $$$$
    • Paul did those types of things because there were obviously no consequences for his actions.
    • This shows how he could have felt so privileged with the police after the boat crash.
    • It appears that Maggie, Paul & Buster had no clue they were spending money they really didn't have!
    • Living way beyond their means!
    • It appears that Alex thought more highly of himself and that he deserved whatever he wanted.

    • @stephenmillington8483
      @stephenmillington8483 Год назад +2

      Its amazing Bilble is truth what will it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul

  • @jillianparis9473
    @jillianparis9473 Год назад +5

    The whole family are weird, what the hell is John Marvin smiling about and also, he brought his 12 year old daughter to a grisly murder trial. Who the hell does that?

  • @melissasammon9516
    @melissasammon9516 Год назад +27

    They have an answer to everything..,. God it’s just disgusting

  • @anovemberstar
    @anovemberstar Год назад +33

    His brother "I know Alec so well, we are a very close family". Also his brother "I had zero idea he had a major opioid addiction for over a decade". Son Buster "we are a very close family" . Also Buster "I don't know what date his birthday is" . Despite having JUST celebrated it the weekend before rmthe murders .

    • @trjolly
      @trjolly Год назад +5

      These things stood out to me too.

    • @katelynbrown98
      @katelynbrown98 Год назад +4

      Honestly I believe the brother probably knows more based on his intuition, but the son probably knows a lot more. The son seemed very insincere and very unlikable. Spoiled.

    • @lisapineapple
      @lisapineapple Год назад +3

      I actually know someone who doesn’t know his mom’s bday at all. Now I’m noticing similarities bw him and Buster. Eerie.

  • @heathermarsh4576
    @heathermarsh4576 9 месяцев назад +9

    I think this testimony is a prime example of “you never know,” because he’s seems so emotionally invested in his family but I think he loves his family so much he’d do anything for them, even commit a crime, but seems so genuine.
    Actions speak louder than words. He hauled the boat away, and started cleaning up the bodily leftovers, probably knowing that he shouldn’t have been doing any of it.
    I think this whole family thinks they’re better than anyone else and don’t have to do things the way lesser people do things.

  • @ninguno141
    @ninguno141 Год назад +78

    He helped his brother in every way he could after the murders

    • @williamdilley7246
      @williamdilley7246 Год назад +12

      Of course.u would too

    • @nlcrme
      @nlcrme Год назад +14

      Yes, this is true. But in no way do I think this honest, genuine, sweet man knew or believed that his brother murdered his wife or son. I just believe based on the way he is talking and describing the events that he still finds it hard to wrap his brain around what has happened. He is still struggling 😪 Heck, this isn't my family and I am struggling to wrap my brain around this unbelievable tragedy and heinous crimes.

    • @tq2769
      @tq2769 Год назад

      @@williamdilley7246 Not if my brother was as big an asshole as Alex Murdaugh. No way in hell.

    • @williamdilley7246
      @williamdilley7246 Год назад +1

      @@tq2769 I was looking at it from a different angle .not the trying to help him not get caught one

    • @Kazoowiii
      @Kazoowiii Год назад +5

      What else was he supposed to do at the time? Do you have siblings?

  • @valeriehayes5555
    @valeriehayes5555 Год назад +141

    Strange. All was so outwardly happy and rosy. How could Alec and Maggie have had a wonderful relationship? He was a serious addict, and constantly lied. Denial covers a lot of problems. And what denial doesn't cover, money does. They thought the world of those boys? It was short lived. There had to be deep rooted dysfunction in that family for a very long time. His employees saw red flags. Imagine what his wife saw?

    • @wattle2394
      @wattle2394 Год назад +11

      I get the impression that Maggie was all about image control too. I know it's a Bro thing but nearly everyone has said what a good person Paul was - no-one has said the same of Maggie. Not sure if that's just because she didn't hunt and drink. She sounded quite nice when they were in the kennels with the dogs. And she liked dogs, so she must've been ok.

    • @jeanlaubenthal698
      @jeanlaubenthal698 Год назад +2

      Seems the whole town would be dealing with the utter shock of all the damage and collateral damage inflicted by the AM family.

    • @dianastone8783
      @dianastone8783 Год назад

      this kind of relationship works as long as the subterfuge keeps up. Because the closest people to the addict are getting so much out of it. When it falls apart, it gets very ugly, very fast.

    • @shirljohn5900
      @shirljohn5900 Год назад +13

      It’s amazing how blind some wives can be. With some, it’s all about money and status and they’re afraid of losing that lifestyle. They either don’t have a clue of what their husband is up to or possibly afraid to know.

    • @tanyaaldridge9695
      @tanyaaldridge9695 Год назад

      Have you seen the video of the woman he raped and strangled? Pulled her hair out. Psycho

  • @Amyco3167
    @Amyco3167 Год назад +68

    Why is he smiling? Twilight Zone. This whole family is nuts.

    • @daver1787
      @daver1787 Год назад +3

      LOL

    • @msc5796
      @msc5796 Год назад +15

      That’s the good ole “Joel Osteen” effect. Lol

    • @smallscrew2024
      @smallscrew2024 Год назад +1

      🤣🤣

    • @SalAcceturra
      @SalAcceturra Год назад +1

      No matter the situation life does go on for the living. The day after I found my brother deceased from a chosen self-inflicted GS wound to the mouth and subsequently cleaning up the remnants thereof I was at work the day after and the following days. Not everybody dictates every aspect of their being on feelings and emotions.. I am a reality driven individual and if it is garbage from the past go talk to your therapist about it because I'm not living there. I don't care who you are.

  • @loristewart6607
    @loristewart6607 Год назад +29

    John Marvin’s testimony broke my heart...... 💔 the love he has for his family.....😭😭😭

  • @barbmurray8557
    @barbmurray8557 Год назад +24

    How lousy of am to lie up until Thursday that he was at the kennels

  • @mariannerogers8003
    @mariannerogers8003 Год назад +175

    I’ve never heard of a family member cleaning up biological matter at a crime scene. Even if Alex didn’t murder his family, this trial has exposed a truly weird family.

    • @silviataylor936
      @silviataylor936 Год назад +48

      NO IS NOT . Is it His nephew remained, He loves his nephew. Anyone would want to give a Christian consideration by respectfully picking up everything in this case his brain . If it is a body anyone, even a stranger would cover the body ! Don’t it be obvious that a uncle will want to honor his young nephew by giving the last respect picking up his remaining. Do you think it would have been “ NORMAL” just to leave his nephew remaining on the floor and JUST LEAVE ?

    • @loislane856
      @loislane856 Год назад

      They don’t, it’s all bullshit…he would of cleaned up evidence before SLED knew is likely the story

    • @kelrogers8480
      @kelrogers8480 Год назад +59

      ​ for goodness sake calm down! It was a crime scene and nobody- absolutely nobody- should have been allowed to touch anything until forensics and law enforcement completely finished and opened area up again to the public. Anything else is criminal!

    • @Ann-um3hd
      @Ann-um3hd Год назад +27

      ​@@kelrogers8480 they told him it was okay to go there

    • @sylviamoleary
      @sylviamoleary Год назад +31

      In the UK as the family of a brutally murdered victim, we cleaned up the scene once the police had finished gathering evidence. No-one else was offering to do it.

  • @theforensicbadass
    @theforensicbadass Год назад +9

    It just goes to show society how a psychopath can fool everyone close to him.
    The family members will be the ones to defend him, but moreover, when the cognitive bias wears off... They'll be the ones who have the most difficulties coming to terms that the man they knew was his fake mask.
    The evil nature of his behavior and crimes is the real person who hid behind the false mask.

  • @run2yah4salvation35
    @run2yah4salvation35 Год назад +8

    I’m not buying his reasons for cleaning up. I think he’s sincere in his grief but I also think he was protecting his brother. It’s what these folks seem to do.

    • @doriscastillo8020
      @doriscastillo8020 Год назад

      No he really love his nephew is not like his brothe.😊

  • @elizabethhansen6984
    @elizabethhansen6984 Год назад +50

    What a brother. I cant imagine having to do that cleaning. In my head this man did the cleaning out of love. I may be so far off, but that is what my heart is telling me. Thank God, Im not on that jury.

  • @eileenprice3593
    @eileenprice3593 Год назад +238

    This guy has watched the trial, as has Buster. They both know Alec, whom they tirelessly cover for, killed his wife and son. I think they are worried about what Alex will help string them up for of they don't cover up this crime as much as possible. They are covering for Alex like they are trying to save their own skin. I hope the police look into them. There is clear evidence that they are in on some of Alec's crimes. I see no sign that they feel Alec every did anything wrong. That's pretty messed up. The police did not secure the scene, they did not get a jump on evidence. This is all super fishy!!!

  • @j1947m
    @j1947m Год назад +5

    My first impression: Lots of confidence; sounds like a salesman....

  • @marysimpson8703
    @marysimpson8703 Год назад +6

    Just a thought: I wonder if John Marvin went down to the crime to get rid of any incriminating evidence left instead of him saying that he owed it to Paul to clean it up.

  • @dannyradtke4620
    @dannyradtke4620 Год назад +29

    At least his brother answers the question Alec would ask the question back to the guy all the time

    • @meelly6232
      @meelly6232 Год назад +8

      Alec only repeated the question when the prosecutor asked him. It was to stall long enough to come up with an answer.

    • @PamFitzsimons01
      @PamFitzsimons01 Год назад +5

      That gave AM enough time to think up his next lie!!

  • @angelwings7930
    @angelwings7930 Год назад +39

    🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 ALL of them are lying sociopaths and he knew he’d seem so “normal” up there. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

    • @hotdogtrainer5359
      @hotdogtrainer5359 Год назад +4

      To me he seems just as creepy. They seem proud to be up there. I'd be so distraught.

    • @angelwings7930
      @angelwings7930 Год назад +3

      @@hotdogtrainer5359 Yes.

    • @charlottebrefo6879
      @charlottebrefo6879 Год назад +2

      ​@@hotdogtrainer5359 Really Creepy !!

  • @franziskani
    @franziskani Год назад +5

    THiS is how a close innocent family member (that cared a lot for Paul and also for Maggie) grieves, talks and answers questions. 33:30 - the next morning (he had stayed in Moselle, went over to his nearby farm, where he had fresh clothes and showered there, then came back and waited for the others to show up. He is not sure how he got into the house, either he had the code or the door was unlocked. "I honestly cannot tell you how I got in."
    If there is uncertainty, he does not dance around it nor does he get wordy. He does not even _say_ that he was too much in shock (and sleep deprived) and that is why this detail is not accessible. His distress is obvious. He was lighthearted in the beginning when he rememberd Pauls sloppyness with his gear and leaving stuff behind, how Paul worked for him and that he was a good worker, how he visited to hunt with his uncle etc.
    The uncle visibly changed as soon as he came close to the traumatic events, starting with when he learned about the terrible news.
    It is clear that it still distresses him after 1,5 year. Watching him - there is no nagging feeling if he fakes tears or not. If he fakes being distressed or not. it is very hard to role-act deep grief, being completely distraught.
    Most killers that want to appear innocent (evil strangers came when I was absent and killed my family member(s) ) most of the time do not even try that. They give the numb act, being shocked and throw in what they think are signs of grief.
    Innocent persons could be in shock, they process shock differently and more quietly. It would present differently - but that is also not easy to fake. Almost impossible w/o good training and lots of acting session and lots of talent. Very often that gives away killers even before the police or FBI had a chance to investigate much, because trained agents will pick up on that. The gut feeling (trained by years of interacting with many people and often in high stress situations) is not evidence in a trial but it gives the investigators a clear signal where to probe and where to apply pressure. And to be super careful with securing the evidence.
    Investigtors very often know very early on what killed the person, or at least that there are injuries that must have done a lot of harm, likely contributed to the death - and must have left evidence on the crime scene or on the attacker (stabbing, firearm, wounds either form a fall or from being hit, bruises ). If a seemingly grieving family member was involved - police know where to look for evidence. (not local police they also failed to take swabs from the drains in the kennel area and from the drains in the house, bathroom. But they also should have investigated the kitchen, and all other sinks.
    As for a homicide where a family member "finds" the bodies (which makes them automatically a "person of interest")
    The timeline (was the person of interest / suspect nearby at the time of attack & death). Such a timeline can also give an indication how much time for evidence tampering the relative turned killer would have had and where he (or she) could have tried to hide evidence. Which would very much differ from what outside killers would do. And it would inform agents where to start looking, perpetrators that are close to the victim often have patterns of where they try to hide evidence (even if it is stupid and trips them up in many cases).

  • @Rulyhacl
    @Rulyhacl Год назад +16

    As a Canadian, it’s disturbing to hear everyone seemingly talk so casually about guns.

    • @numberone5680
      @numberone5680 Год назад +4

      As an American who abhors guns, it’s shocking to me, too! Utterly shocking!

    • @oldschool72
      @oldschool72 Год назад

      Seeings how Canada is Larger than the US but the US has a Population of 321.2 Million population compared to Canadas much larger Country with a mere 35.8 million population. The state of California has more people than the entire country of Canada at 36 million people. Do the math on crime. Hunting, etc.

    • @jukes243
      @jukes243 Год назад +2

      You'll wish you had one if someone decides to break in your house.

    • @drewski8138
      @drewski8138 Год назад

      You’re funny

  • @dmon2877
    @dmon2877 Год назад +66

    So you called your police friend SPECIFICALLY because your truck was breaking down on the way to a family emergency..
    And this police friend - who met you in the middle of the night at your specific request to make sure you get to this family crisis, gets out ahead of you and leaves you behind.. 🤔
    Why do all their stories seem so incredible?

    • @southernbelle4916
      @southernbelle4916 Год назад +4

      I know for a fact that did happened, I seen the truck the next morning by the bridges ,he's not lying .

    • @tammygarrett9261
      @tammygarrett9261 Год назад +9

      They're ALL FRIENDS !

    • @letsbereal9455
      @letsbereal9455 Год назад

      I was only about 10:15 pm. He knew the police friend would be going that way, so 100% makes sense.

    • @beastshawnee
      @beastshawnee Год назад +1

      because they are lies.

    • @beastshawnee
      @beastshawnee Год назад +1

      @@southernbelle4916 just cuz the truck was there doesn’t mean it was broke down. Tooooo many coincidences usually means something is off.

  • @dmon2877
    @dmon2877 Год назад +70

    The biggest take away from this testimony is the difference between this uncles true grief at the loss of Paul vs “The Alex Show”.
    But after he makes the statement that his brother Alex has been completely cooperative with authorities the entire time, regardless of the big lie - the rest of his testimony loses all credibility. (Damn, at first I was thinking this was the “good” brother🤥)
    Don’t think the defense thought this one through.

    • @nancyevans5502
      @nancyevans5502 Год назад +14

      Yes, that's because there all selling a show, not telling the truth. That's the family motto. Make sure you're selling not telling.

    • @maryjemisonMaryjay1936
      @maryjemisonMaryjay1936 Год назад

      I would protect my Brothers too All 5 Brothers I’am their only Sister ❤❤ God is their Judge Tears and Prayers for the Family 🙏God Has Blessed Them ❤

    • @walliegirl2
      @walliegirl2 Год назад +10

      @@maryjemisonMaryjay1936 If I had a family member kill someone, I would have nothing to do with him/her.

    • @shelvikartaatmaja3307
      @shelvikartaatmaja3307 Год назад +3

      Valerie Curtis at this point AM has not been found guilty. Even if the man is convicted, a loving family member, like this brother, would still cares and it is his prerogative.

    • @jeannecharlson9678
      @jeannecharlson9678 Год назад

      @@walliegirl2, I agree with you. It is interesting that so far, the videos that I watched did not show anyone questioning the other brother, Randy Murdaugh. He is one of the lawyers that ended up taking a big financial hit when they discovered that Alex was stealing from the firm and the clients. I wonder if he lost all loyalty toward Alex after what he did to his friends and co-workers. Maybe he would have been a detriment to the defense's case. Alex's co-workers that were not related to him had nothing good to say about him.

  • @DanielleAndrews-ut8ds
    @DanielleAndrews-ut8ds Год назад +3

    This is the most Southern thing ever

  • @CMC5070
    @CMC5070 Год назад +7

    “All families are important”, just not any of the kids on the boat or the maid.

  • @ange3550
    @ange3550 Год назад +18

    And the Oscar goes to Alex and his siblings 👏👏
    And since when do family members clean up after a double homicide . This trial should've taken place in a different state !!

    • @katelynbrown98
      @katelynbrown98 Год назад

      That's probably not even legal. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ Family members clean up crime scenes every day. SLED made too many mistakes with not processing the scene correctly but this fact alone isn't fully incriminating of any favoritism. I don't think he should've been allowed to give the cop a tour of the house though.

    • @bonnie3937
      @bonnie3937 Год назад +1

      When it is no longer considered a crime seen, meaning the police, detectives, coroners are done with the scene, the family is responsible to either clean it or hire someone. I have a dear friend who's son had a friend that shot himself at her home. She had to clean up the blood. She was partly in shock and crying the whole time. So horrific.

  • @theresahemminger1587
    @theresahemminger1587 Год назад +172

    The difference between this man’s reaction and Alec’s reaction in the police van in what he claimed at the time was minutes after finding the bodies only a few feet away from where they sat is enough to convict him to my mind. Alec never acted the way a shocked person would-he was orderly in his presentation punctuated with fake crying (wiping away tears that weren’t there), giving irrelevant details about sunflowers (a common thing for guilty people), no confusion, no wanting to know who did it. His brother shows how grieving people act.
    Everyone keeps saying what a good marriage Alex had but they were separated. She was at the beach house and they were fighting about selling it. Alex wanted more money. He always wanted more money (sufficient motive, I should think.) when Alex called her and told her to meet him at the kennels, she was surprised and called her sister on the way saying that something fishy was going on with Alex.
    His cold manipulation within sight of the blasted bodies, after showering and trying to convince the housekeeper that he was at the house longer than he was, are other signs of his guilt.

    • @Cunning.Stunt7
      @Cunning.Stunt7 Год назад +11

      No way am I disputing if he did or didn't... not my job to, however comments like this is the best example of ruling your head with you heart/lack of logical thinking... thankfully you are not a member of the jury... guilty until proven innocent seems to be how every approaches life these days!
      Learning the difference between "feelings" and emotions aswell as critical thinking is a skill that many don't have unfortunately.
      How dreadful for all families involved. 😔

    • @michellegray5305
      @michellegray5305 Год назад +27

      Alex is so cold, he's still blaming this on the boat case as if to say his son's actions contributed to his death. Maggie and Paul's killing was related to the boat case--Alex killed them becasue the boat case was about to expose his financial crimes.

    • @ashleymcclarren3951
      @ashleymcclarren3951 Год назад +8

      Exactly. He is so obvious to me. Hopefully justice is served.

    • @NavigatorMother
      @NavigatorMother Год назад +14

      @CunningStunt017 I see no "heart ruling the head" in the comment. It's straight from the evidence; sound, measured calculated observations of a clear crime and its clear perpetrator.

    • @katrinaables3692
      @katrinaables3692 Год назад +8

      They weren’t separated. They owned two homes and she preferred the one closest to the beach during the summer.

  • @kinorspielmann4649
    @kinorspielmann4649 Месяц назад +3

    "We're just a normal family doing normal family things." ...like decades-long financial swindling, manslaughter and a double murder.

    • @jaygribbin1667
      @jaygribbin1667 Месяц назад

      For real he's a skumbag too like his brother

  • @ericaknesek3266
    @ericaknesek3266 Год назад +4

    That wonderful judge doesn’t play…. Much respect !

  • @scorp6996
    @scorp6996 Год назад +23

    I'm sure this family has generations of skeletons and his brother doesn't seem forthcoming but shady like Alec 🤔

  • @libbyworkman3459
    @libbyworkman3459 Год назад +95

    It’s beyond belief that law-enforcement would leave parts of Paul’s brain and skull just lying there.

    • @suzanne6086
      @suzanne6086 Год назад

      I happen to know this from a friends unfortunate experience. The police only take away evidence. They typically give you a card for a crime scene clean up company, or if you can’t afford it, the family is left to clean up the mess. This may vary from state to state.

    • @drybonesmalone6974
      @drybonesmalone6974 Год назад +13

      their not suppose to, PD is to secure the crime scene and get statements until crime scene investigators, homicide, forensics corner....etc to arrive- how do you NOT know that!!!

    • @wickedsarasota
      @wickedsarasota Год назад +22

      Law enforcement doesn't clean up the mess you have to hire a private company to do that yourself

    • @tracieproctor2167
      @tracieproctor2167 Год назад +2

      The coroners are the ones that clean up maybe they didn't realise that those parts may have fallen off unbeknown to anyone?

    • @kiwigirlNZ
      @kiwigirlNZ Год назад +11

      @@tracieproctor2167 That’s not what coroners do. The family has to organise, and pay for Crime scene cleaners do it. They specialise in cleaning, and removing bio-hazardous waste. Otherwise the families has to do it themselves.

  • @andreavanda5402
    @andreavanda5402 Год назад +5

    John spent a lot of time mentioning how distraught he was, but he didn't look distraught. I don't think he fooled anyone in the courtroom. The townspeople know exactly who this disgusting family is. I know someone who lived in the town next-door and he told me that this family was well known for the being crooks and everybody was afraid of them. When it came to the facts, John knew nothing, he's wasn't sure, he didn't remember ...blah blah. But when it came to questions about the family and the relationships within the family, he was absolutely sure that everybody had a great relationship with everybody. He also didn't hesitate to mention, quite a few times, that both Alex's and Maggie's parents were sick or dead. How convenient, they can't testify.

  • @bellaferla6953
    @bellaferla6953 Год назад +5

    This Man Is Stand Up! My Heart Hurts!

  • @maryannedeering1663
    @maryannedeering1663 Год назад +83

    This is the most transparency that I think I've seen in any of all the videos I've watched.. I thought it was heart warming to hear him say he would do anything to find the murder or murderers. I've been waiting to hear that frm Alex!!!!
    3/4/23 thank you Lord that Justice was finally done!!! He is 100% percent guilty BUT even if he wasn't, everyone that died with his name attached is finally vindicated!!!! Thankyou to this jury for not allowing him to to be able to hurt anyone else's Family!!!

    • @adamchaifetz5876
      @adamchaifetz5876 Год назад +7

      Tell him to look at the defendants table

    • @ninaappelt9001
      @ninaappelt9001 Год назад +6

      Turns out he already knew the killer.

    • @joyoung9118
      @joyoung9118 Год назад +5

      Dark side and sad realty of southern culture on full display in these testimonies.

    • @angelanetherton8240
      @angelanetherton8240 Год назад +4

      Yea and his wife was having an affair with AM. Go listen to their phone calls it’s on here on RUclips. It will make u sick. That’s not how brother and sister n laws talk to each other .

  • @krystleday382
    @krystleday382 Год назад +21

    Wow he sounds so much like Alex...it's crazy how much you can sometimes pick out siblings

  • @loricampbell7946
    @loricampbell7946 Год назад +44

    This man touched my heart! God Bless You