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  • Опубликовано: 24 янв 2023
  • Watch live coverage of the Alex Murdaugh trial as opening statements begin. The former South Carolina attorney is charged with killing his wife Maggie and son Paul in June of 2021.
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    LIVE: Opening statements in the Alex Murdaugh trial

Комментарии • 33

  • @Dovietail
    @Dovietail Год назад +8

    I'd be very interested to know what went on over dinner before all this happened.

  • @humanlifeforce
    @humanlifeforce Год назад +13

    Wow. I want to know, how someone with that much property and wealth, had no cameras?

    • @dodgingbullets3503
      @dodgingbullets3503 Год назад +8

      Why would a criminal have cameras on his property that would incriminate him in anything🤣🤣

    • @humanlifeforce
      @humanlifeforce Год назад

      @@dodgingbullets3503 well exactly. It all seems a bit contrived on the legal defence end.

    • @My2CentsYall
      @My2CentsYall Год назад +2

      this man has proven to be a Liar, cheat, thief and drug abuser. He tired to have himself killed to collect insurance of 10 million dollars, he stole money from his job, now his family is killed and no one knows why but him. gun power residue in his car. this man is dishonest.

    • @humanlifeforce
      @humanlifeforce Год назад

      @@My2CentsYall true

    • @Snail.1
      @Snail.1 Год назад +1

      Probably wouldn't do any good with all the spotty service out there. Idk 🤔

  • @corra7
    @corra7 Год назад +3

    Two family members (maybe 3) together looking at their dogs …suddenly 2 are shot… no movement of alarm….tells me the third member did the crime. No movement of “wow” who is here with us? Best way I can explain .

    • @lastjob2011
      @lastjob2011 Год назад

      And the dogs weren't barking like crazy - something dogs do when strangers are present. My 2 dogs start barking when anyone walking down the street is 4 houses away.

  • @astrologybyceleste
    @astrologybyceleste Год назад +3

    Does anyone know what time the prosecutors opening argument began

    • @trinibarbie2161
      @trinibarbie2161 Год назад +2

      Lol i was just looking thru the comments to find a time stamp , I will go thru it and come back with a time stamp for you

  • @juliedavis9943
    @juliedavis9943 Год назад +4

    45 minute window to where intruders found 2 people on 1000 acres and left no evidence. His alibi changed so many times... didn't see them.. oh saw them but I wasn't anywhere near the dog kennels.. wait I'm on tape at the kennels? Well then yeah I was there. But let me falsely accuse VICTIMS of a boat crash caused by my son.. WOW. IDK if it pulled the trigger, but no way is he 100% innocent of this crime

  • @IAmSuzyQ
    @IAmSuzyQ Год назад +4

    That was a terrible opening statement by the defense! It was overly graphic, disorganized, and unbelievable. He'd start saying something, then interrupt himself by saying "uh, uh, uh, by the way" and then start talking about something else without ever coming back to the first thing he was saying. He's the definition of "scatterbrained" when what he needs to be is focused, organized, and assertive. All he gave the jury was a big old word salad.

    • @ecalose6785
      @ecalose6785 Год назад

      He also lies about Maggie’s phone in use around 855. The phone locked at 849. She may have received messages but the phone is locked. Very stupid if defense to lie this way, insults the jury! I do t even think she was able to receive messages after lock.

  • @hanzwind
    @hanzwind Год назад +3

    Baseball!!? Omg! Let him go!! He didn’t do it!!! Lol 😅

  • @ecalose6785
    @ecalose6785 Год назад +1

    Maggie’s phone locked at 849. Alex took her phone and unlocked it at 853. Notable both Maggie and Paul’s phones locked within seconds of eachother. .Alex s just insane.

  • @tabathataylor1407
    @tabathataylor1407 Год назад

    I’m looking for today Jan 30 th

  • @dodgingbullets3503
    @dodgingbullets3503 Год назад +3

    🍿If Alex is not guilty, why did he say he wasnt at the kennels and that he was napping at his mommys house🫣🤣

  • @Snail.1
    @Snail.1 Год назад +3

    What I can't get passed is If Alex is GUILTY of the murders "How did Alex have time to take a shower and then get dressed drive to dispose of Maggie s phone 📱 then drive to his mom's and sit with them a while then drive back home to find the bodies? 🤦I don't see how he could do all of this in an hr s time 🤔 But ok.

  • @kathylioce9510
    @kathylioce9510 Год назад

    I don’t believe he guilty I haven’t missed anything But Alex needs to stop be a bobble head at the table

  • @Dovietail
    @Dovietail Год назад

    Somebody had better explain to the jury that they can disbelieve the motive and still find him guilty. Because that's the dumbest motive I have ever heard! And somebody better explain that they can think he's a terrible person but not guilty of murder. Because he's clearly a terrible person.

  • @troymayne9785
    @troymayne9785 Год назад +3

    Can't watch this, this Prosecutor is annoying.

    • @happydayz7857
      @happydayz7857 Год назад

      That’s not good. Jury’s gonna hate that.

    • @nunyamindyub3255
      @nunyamindyub3255 Год назад +1

      No he’s not, he’s good

    • @dodgingbullets3503
      @dodgingbullets3503 Год назад +1

      I love it when the prosecution brings it to the table.Tku Prosecution Kudos!!

    • @Snail.1
      @Snail.1 Год назад

      He has been very annoying and the case ( win ,lose,draw) has been all over the place 🤦

    • @RichardJones-lh5gt
      @RichardJones-lh5gt 3 месяца назад

      ​@@happydayz7857u7

  • @ravenelder7325
    @ravenelder7325 Год назад +2

    Not feeling this prosecutors style right from the jump. He's abrasive, there isn't enough empathy in his tone, he sounds angry yelling at the jury. The jump scares are unnecessary. Pow Pow! He talks too fast. Y'all. Y'all. Y'all. Dude... Cringe.

    • @tringe22
      @tringe22 Год назад +2

      And yet defense describing Pauls head exploding like a watermelon and brains splattering in the driveway is showing empathy?!?

    • @ravenelder7325
      @ravenelder7325 Год назад +1

      @@tringe22 I didn't make it that far. I stopped watching during the states opening and found a different trial to watch. I have ptsd, watching a man yell and make loud sudden noises triggers me and sends me into fight or flight.

    • @Snail.1
      @Snail.1 Год назад

      ​@@ravenelder7325 my PTSD does this to me too. This DA had been very annoying.

  • @Huckfintress
    @Huckfintress Год назад +2

    These Southern dinosaur attorneys are putting me to sleep 😴I feel sorry for the jury to have to stay awake through there geriatric rambling.