Alex Murdaugh’s FULL Confession to Murder-Suicide Scheme Played in Court

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  • Опубликовано: 15 фев 2023
  • LISTEN: Alex Murdaugh’s full confession to planning and attempting to carry out a murder-suicide scheme for insurance money was played in court Thursday. SLED agent Ryan Kelly interrogated the disgraced lawyer over the phone on September 13, 2021, probing him about every detail of the shooting that left him injured less than two weeks prior.
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  • @janina8559
    @janina8559 Год назад +190

    I have never heard of a drug dealer accepting checks 🤷🏼‍♀️.

    • @tmp1111
      @tmp1111 Год назад +7

      Ikr?

    • @Hunnie_B
      @Hunnie_B Год назад +11

      🤣

    • @megleague1130
      @megleague1130 Год назад +6

      Me neither but I'm sure some of them do.

    • @norrismorrison849
      @norrismorrison849 Год назад +13

      Tell me about it, neither have I, Alex has that money hidden somewhere, I hope they record all his calls, he has stolen millions.

    • @bonnylouwho76
      @bonnylouwho76 Год назад +10

      Perhaps it was "Certified," which means that the funds have already been removed from an account so it can be cashed out anywhere

  • @JamahlKersey
    @JamahlKersey Год назад +748

    This story is waaay more bizarre than I thought it was going to be, and I’m going into my 15th year practicing law!!

    • @southernsass2937
      @southernsass2937 Год назад +39

      My feelings exactly. Every single day something pops up that's just mind blowing!

    • @JamahlKersey
      @JamahlKersey Год назад +76

      @@southernsass2937 People kept telling me to check out this case, but I’d been too busy. This is my first dive in. I was NOT expecting this! With all due respect to that family, this is insane, and fascinating.

    • @Blu_Pixxie
      @Blu_Pixxie Год назад +13

      Clever plug

    • @JamahlKersey
      @JamahlKersey Год назад +58

      LOL, it’s not a plug! I’m commenting as an intrigued spectator!

    • @aidankelly840
      @aidankelly840 Год назад +13

      It's the new generation
      Dallas TV in the 1980s
      Not forgetting o.j Simpson
      Generation style job
      Sorry I didn't study law
      Definitely today s
      Generation

  • @jelliott4660
    @jelliott4660 Год назад +537

    So he expects us to believe that Eddie was willing, for free, to murder his very best customer, that he was making $50,000 a week off of?

  • @cherylphelan2422
    @cherylphelan2422 Год назад +89

    How to screw up your life when you’ve got everything and it’s still not enough.

    • @deliagarcia438
      @deliagarcia438 Год назад +9

      Amen, Cheryl. The guy was blessed beyond believe, but had to lie and cheat for more. No sympathy from me!

    • @jasonlo8780
      @jasonlo8780 Год назад +8

      Obviously he had nothing. Money doesn't mean ish. All the money in the world and he still had nothing

  • @HH-gd6cj
    @HH-gd6cj Год назад +194

    Alex’s lawyers treat him like a child. Shocking he was a lawyer himself.

    • @msmj9102
      @msmj9102 Год назад +20

      He is pretending.

    • @9Preciosa
      @9Preciosa Год назад +8

      A ploy

    • @linalicious415
      @linalicious415 Год назад +15

      No. It's not shocking that he was a lawyer, actually. This is exactly what I expect from a shady person putting on the act of his life for his life who also has a law degree

    • @carmelaciminna3091
      @carmelaciminna3091 Год назад +13

      He kinda always sounds child like, very odd

    • @llamamama2910
      @llamamama2910 Год назад +7

      A family owned practice lawyer. High difference. Didn’t keep regular hours.

  • @IrishEyes333
    @IrishEyes333 Год назад +55

    He said at the beginning of this that the knife was his. Then he said Eddie gave him the knife. He's quickly losing track of all his lies.

    • @lesliesmith719
      @lesliesmith719 Год назад +6

      I caught that too. He staged this crime to make it seem like the 'killers" were as till at it.

  • @cordelianoelle3644
    @cordelianoelle3644 Год назад +29

    Got to say, I've never heard of a drug dealer taking a check. That's funny.

    • @gilbertzapata1502
      @gilbertzapata1502 Год назад +1

      Exactly no one would ever think about taking a check it’s all bull

  • @kc-lp6wg
    @kc-lp6wg Год назад +148

    I have a theory that Alex is a terrible liar because no one has ever questioned him in his entire life because of his family name.

    • @lexiaaforever437
      @lexiaaforever437 Год назад +5

      Right ! He’s never had to take responsibility for anything! He’s use to getting his way

    • @hevmadeit9354
      @hevmadeit9354 Год назад +1

      this the one.

  • @shlevings
    @shlevings Год назад +10

    His ability to go from sounding upset to speaking normally is extremely creepy.

  • @PlAiNJaNe521
    @PlAiNJaNe521 Год назад +89

    NO WAY HE WAS SPENDING $60,000 ON PILLS WEEKLY. NO WAY PERIOD.

    • @camlacasse3760
      @camlacasse3760 Год назад

      That property outside Charleston was a surprise to AM -- something going on there - a drug house?

    • @Guidette_
      @Guidette_ Год назад

      Unless he was a dealer, maybe he didn’t kill Maggie and Paul were killed in front of him for drug money

    • @richdenisevangessel1999
      @richdenisevangessel1999 Год назад +11

      He would not be capable of functioning. A top-notch lawyer winning cases being stoned. Sounds like a lie to me.

    • @Aaron-ff5km
      @Aaron-ff5km Год назад +5

      Impossible

    • @codyowings9895
      @codyowings9895 Год назад +13

      Im a former heroin addict & could eat oxys like M&Ms. It's not possible to do that many pills in a week. Thats 1000s of pills/per week or hundreds a day. You couldn't take that many Tylenol a day & live to tell about it!

  • @bobbywilly6467
    @bobbywilly6467 Год назад +207

    Alex pretty much admitted he killed Maggie and Paul when he acknowledged that Buster was in no danger. That says it all right there.

    • @llamamama2910
      @llamamama2910 Год назад +3

      The only thing that buster did in the boat affair was let Paul use his Id to buy alcohol.

    • @sayurii2526
      @sayurii2526 Год назад +6

      Buster safe maybe for the time being. He may have gone on killing Buster or getting Buster killed, should he not arrested, to make it look like all vigilante killings and for more sympathy.

    • @tourdedogue4952
      @tourdedogue4952 Год назад +8

      @@sayurii2526 Yikes! How dark. And believable!

    • @billyje4726
      @billyje4726 Год назад +3

      Exactly!! 👈 How could he know otherwise.. 🙈

    • @anonone8954
      @anonone8954 Год назад +6

      @@llamamama2910 Buster maybe tied to the death of Stephen Smith. Stephen Smith was having or either starting to have an affair with either Buster, Paul or Alex Murdaugh.
      That's been covered in other videos.

  • @pigtails98
    @pigtails98 Год назад +150

    Leading questions from his own lawyer. Only rich people could pull a stunt like this. Cops would have anyone else in an interrogation room for hours.

    • @grandrising8890
      @grandrising8890 Год назад +15

      Every thing about the police handling of this case seems out of the ordinary. AM is extremely powerful and intimidating and extremely manipulating.

    • @edgybarbie77
      @edgybarbie77 Год назад +3

      💯

    • @whiteprivilege7961
      @whiteprivilege7961 Год назад

      Never answer questions

    • @Studio_234
      @Studio_234 Год назад +1

      Actually everyone has this right if they exercise it. It’s called the 14th amendment and the most common workaround for police is compliance. They ask. People don’t exersize their 5th and 14th often. They should. When you have a lawyer on retainer they tell you to say 14th and use your 5th until they get there

    • @LeiLeiPhD
      @LeiLeiPhD Год назад

      Days!!!

  • @leahcartterrab8964
    @leahcartterrab8964 Год назад +20

    Anybody notice how quickly he answered the questions posed by his own lawyers but was uh...duh...when the cop was asking q's directly?

  • @SS11660
    @SS11660 Год назад +267

    There goes the idea that drug dealers killed Paul and Maggie!! And a drug dealer would shoot him just as a favor??! This is more and more unbelievable!

    • @mikeskidmore6754
      @mikeskidmore6754 Год назад

      Looks like the fact that Alex asked his Cousin Eddie the Drug Dealer to shoot him .. Because Alex never admitted this until after his Cousin Eddie told the Police that's what happened after the Investigators caught Eddie and got Eddie to Confess..

    • @ksf9729
      @ksf9729 Год назад +43

      Yea, did he want it to look like the person that killed his son and wife were out to kill him also? Then, when they found out that he, himself set it up to be shot.. he then changes the reason to "I wanted my son to get insurance money ".
      Do I have that correct?

    • @botanisex
      @botanisex Год назад +13

      @@ksf9729 that’s exactly what happened

    • @laurajercha9587
      @laurajercha9587 Год назад

      If drug dealers wanted to kill someone they would do it in one shot per person!

    • @ksf9729
      @ksf9729 Год назад +4

      @@botanisex oh, ok...crazy!

  • @JPGdesigngroup
    @JPGdesigngroup Год назад +266

    I don’t buy it. Why all of a sudden a man who doesn’t care about his family and kills his wife and son all of a sudden is going to become altruistic and sacrifice his life for his other son? I don’t think so.
    The corruption runs deep with this guy. If he really wanted to die he could have taken a bunch of those pills he claims to be addicted to.

    • @americana1234
      @americana1234 Год назад +15

      Because of certain clauses in insurance policies

    • @susanjoyce645
      @susanjoyce645 Год назад +15

      Most insurance policies wont pay out on Suicides

    • @aClownBaby-
      @aClownBaby- Год назад +12

      @@americana1234 Yeah but he doesn’t seem like the guy who would sacrifice anything to help others. He was stealing left and right from everyone and whenever he could. He was fcking people over. He wouldn’t sacrifice himself or anything of his own.. Especially not HIS OWN life..

    • @sharonmohon3275
      @sharonmohon3275 Год назад

      The scum of the man runs so deep….he is beyond sickening.

    • @sayurii2526
      @sayurii2526 Год назад +4

      Then calls the emergency for help.

  • @monicamchugh5578
    @monicamchugh5578 Год назад +136

    He is such a narcissist! He has no idea how much he is affecting other. This SLED agent had to turn around from driving to Somerville and they WERE probably thinKing it was going to be a confession to the murder crime. He has no regard for anyone but himself

    • @changeminds2736
      @changeminds2736 Год назад +1

      Nope, this _SLED_ agent only investigated the roadside shooting.

    • @markriley852
      @markriley852 Год назад +4

      opioid addiction will turn any good soul into a narcissist. coming from experience. took me years after recovery to turn back to my normal self. whatever it takes and took to chase away withdraws will make you do horrible things.

    • @katshotz6033
      @katshotz6033 Год назад +1

      That is a typical Narcissist. Self is what is only thing they care about.

    • @jonnaburnham2914
      @jonnaburnham2914 Год назад +4

      Not a narcissist a sociopath !

    • @kyliejones8827
      @kyliejones8827 Год назад

      @@jonnaburnham2914 um well, if we're talking '-opath' I think psychopath rather than sociopath. 😁

  • @TeaNah48
    @TeaNah48 Год назад +34

    His lawyer is speaking for him and leading him to answers he can’t think of himself

  • @jackiescorpio6359
    @jackiescorpio6359 Год назад +3

    He apologizes to the cop for lying, yet he's still lying

  • @SmushyMcMushy
    @SmushyMcMushy Год назад +404

    Yea I’m sure that exactly what buster wanted! Millions in money and a murdered family. SMH. Alex is beyond vile

    • @donthaveaname1086
      @donthaveaname1086 Год назад +71

      To be fair he probably would rather millions than his family.

    • @Twopointzero00
      @Twopointzero00 Год назад +59

      Buster is gonna need it for the Stephen Smith trial :)

    • @yikes7963
      @yikes7963 Год назад +5

      @@Twopointzero00 he's sweating

    • @girl.anachronism5639
      @girl.anachronism5639 Год назад +26

      @@Twopointzero00 yes! I keep calling this out. Everyone has sympathy for him and they really shouldn’t. He couldn’t handle that he wasn’t straight and murdered a promising young person. Ridiculous.

    • @unapologeticallyauthentic
      @unapologeticallyauthentic Год назад +2

      He might!! These guys keep amazing me!!

  • @D0S81
    @D0S81 Год назад +186

    for a guy with such a selective memory, im surprised he ever got to be a lawyer. makes you wonder what shady shenanigans the *some* of rest of them are up to.

    • @Seeker0fTruth
      @Seeker0fTruth Год назад +23

      Bad company corrupts good morals. Birds of a feather fly together.

    • @chrisirving1239
      @chrisirving1239 Год назад

      Oh the rest of them, plus their precious deceased, daddy's, mommys, greats grands were up to no good throughout all years passed
      I'm sure they were mean, criminal motherf_____s. Every step of the way!

    • @sloan_005
      @sloan_005 Год назад

      Most of us are probably wondering if he even passed the bar - or did Big Daddy Randolph take care of that too? I live close….you would not believe the kind of ‘good ol boy’ bs that goes on. A good example….the Ahmad Arbery case (close in proximity too) was dismissed by the Magistrate Judge AND the DA at first. These low country small towns are CROOKED af! I call them ‘low-down country.’ I’m from a major city, this is my last year here thankfully; USAF husband is retiring. Counting the minutes to leave! HATE it.

    • @2121heatherh
      @2121heatherh Год назад

      Opioids cause brain damage which contributes to memory loss

    • @self_made-self_paid2143
      @self_made-self_paid2143 Год назад +11

      ALL LAWYERS ARE CROOKED

  • @annjam4556
    @annjam4556 Год назад +140

    This man is a piece of work. He looks straight towards the jury and bobs his head like he is convincing him.

    • @jennifermariejoyce
      @jennifermariejoyce Год назад +17

      Yeah, totally. He’s like, “Yep, jury is buying it, I’m a genius”
      Hahahaha

    • @wrennmyere939
      @wrennmyere939 Год назад +20

      His rocking is actually a form of him soothing himself. As we rock a baby to comfort them, he's rocking himself to comfort himself.

    • @sandraadams7821
      @sandraadams7821 Год назад +4

      He had a defiant look when he's rolling his eyes towards the jurist and people testifying

    • @river8760
      @river8760 Год назад +11

      @@wrennmyere939in his case I’d say its a ploy to get jury sympathy.

    • @thisisme3238
      @thisisme3238 Год назад +7

      That head bobbing is disgusting.

  • @trailrunner925
    @trailrunner925 Год назад +264

    Alex knows his future is many years in prison, no matter what. He looks destroyed, or more destroyed, every day of this trial. Like he's ruminating over all the things he didn't think about, couldn't control, forgot. You can't plan for every detail, ever.

    • @fancyme.alter1311
      @fancyme.alter1311 Год назад +43

      He did not plan for that video for sure

    • @gltrgrl2184
      @gltrgrl2184 Год назад +16

      🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯💐

    • @reemclaughlin4260
      @reemclaughlin4260 Год назад +1

      He deystroed himself, his family, his co-workers and their families not to mention all the employees. He’s a scumbag.

    • @sallymj8957
      @sallymj8957 Год назад +24

      I just found out he’s 8 Years younger than me. But he looks like 20 years older. A guilty conscience makes you age.

    • @debkb7
      @debkb7 Год назад +8

      He looks like he has lost weight.

  • @leeeubanks9589
    @leeeubanks9589 Год назад +53

    Any thoughts on Alex murdering his wife because he did not want to share the estate if she was getting a divorce? Her death was so brutal-it was personal.

    • @gltrgrl2184
      @gltrgrl2184 Год назад +7

      I hope we hear more about this.

    • @lesliesmith719
      @lesliesmith719 Год назад +12

      Plus Moselle was in her name. Alex transferred property to just her in 2016. And Moselle went to Alex in case of her death. And he would have had to pay out spousal support to Maggie in divorce. Half of his assets would go to her too. Maggie had to go. Same for Paul. Too many lawsuits and too much digging into his affairs. So he had to go.

    • @jondra1693
      @jondra1693 Год назад +3

      🎯 I think this could have played a big role in his decision making process. I hadn’t thought of it until now.

    • @DELIGHT0504
      @DELIGHT0504 20 дней назад

      And after her death the house keeper found her wedding ring found tossed in her car.

  • @LA_FOCUS
    @LA_FOCUS Год назад +20

    This guy's life is 100% a lie.

  • @candicet9224
    @candicet9224 Год назад +33

    It’s amazing at the special treatment this guy gets. Nobody would have been allowed to have a telephone interview with police! His lawyers are telling the police what to do. Pathetic!

    • @lolagrace156
      @lolagrace156 Год назад +2

      In SC professional communities like Law Enforcement and Attorneys, everyone knows everyone either same lodge, church, professional events. The name Murdaugh is synonymous with power, wealth and connections in Hampton and Collecton counties. These are towns like you see on a Hallmark movies but connected to bigger city like Charleston and Columbia. Beaufort and Edisto Beach are wealthy enclaves for many. EVERYONE knew who he was and that’s why the special treatment. yes it’s a “ole boy network”. but honestly even those men are family men and I don’t believe thought he did it. That’s why the scene, House, parents house wasn’t secured. It wasn’t until the obvious lies that they had to arrest one of their own. Harp is apart of this network. They allll know how the game is played.

  • @kelseyc6944
    @kelseyc6944 Год назад +460

    Notice how only a few minutes in his lawyer asks him what they were meeting at his mom’s house about and Alex says “about everything I had done.” His lawyer jumps in immediately and says “ok everything you had done concerning FINANCES?” And then Alex said “finances, pills, lies.” and the attorney seems flustered afterwards. - a classic example of a Freudian slip. He knows full well what he’d “done” and it was far more than financial crimes. All of his emotions are signs of guilt, not being falsely accused.

    • @jennifermariejoyce
      @jennifermariejoyce Год назад +33

      He’s sad he got caught. Not a smart fellow.

    • @sandraadams7821
      @sandraadams7821 Год назад +1

      His mom has dementia, makes no sense

    • @SayHelloToOblivion
      @SayHelloToOblivion Год назад +23

      I don't believe Alex is innocent, but I think any lawyer would jump in and do the same and clarify want he meant by "everything I've done". If he were innocent and said that, people might think he was referring to the murders (which is what everyone here is assuming he meant).
      But at the end of the day, there's plenty of circumstantial evidence that points to him being the most likely culprit.

    • @cathypotter7824
      @cathypotter7824 Год назад +40

      I think there is a lot more to his criminal behavior. The drug issue is part of it, but is a red herring to much bigger criminal activity. Way too much money involved.

    • @sandraadams7821
      @sandraadams7821 Год назад +29

      He went there to hide the guns somewhere on her property... remember he went to the back yard way before he actually knocked and went in. No one searched his moms property outside for evidence. That's why he went back the next day... What was he doing in her back yard or on her property

  • @patrinajasso5689
    @patrinajasso5689 Год назад +101

    Its amazing how he remembers what he wants to. He is an attorney not sure here or there. Unbelievable!.

    • @carolewilkins8847
      @carolewilkins8847 Год назад

      Yes, I believe he has a good memory, but he is falling back on I don't remeber as a truth.

    • @franklyscar7959
      @franklyscar7959 Год назад

      One of the witnesses indicated that he must have a photographic memory to remember so many lies. His Tanzanian demeanor was a ploy according to the witness. I want to say it was his personal paralegal.

  • @wolfeyeforever
    @wolfeyeforever Год назад +84

    Jesus. We are so lucky we didn’t have family like this man… this monster.

    • @estherfarris3802
      @estherfarris3802 Год назад +1

      None of us know what the other person will do for the love of money

    • @jeanakatherine9369
      @jeanakatherine9369 Год назад +3

      He has the same birthday as my sister …who’s also a sociopath…hasn’t killed anyone but was def out here hitting folks pocket

    • @savagebyotch8791
      @savagebyotch8791 Год назад

      Buster is the lucky one... Unless he gets out of this. 😳

    • @london5945
      @london5945 Год назад

      Been nodding his head the whole time

    • @london5945
      @london5945 Год назад

      I see what’s going on here

  • @rebeccadiggs1537
    @rebeccadiggs1537 Год назад +150

    How could they believe anything what this man say.

    • @skykru5721
      @skykru5721 Год назад +4

      Millions🤣

    • @ginaguarnieri7192
      @ginaguarnieri7192 Год назад +4

      How could they not? He is not composed. He is foolish. Diminutive. Easily influenced. Not a major player. And yes, his testimony is believable. Whether a low life or not.

    • @stevefromsaskatoon830
      @stevefromsaskatoon830 Год назад +5

      ​@@ginaguarnieri7192* he hasn't testified 🤦‍♂️

    • @draco2xx
      @draco2xx Год назад +6

      even in the confession he was still lying 🤣

    • @glaucoma888
      @glaucoma888 Год назад

      He eventually tells the truth

  • @Love_for_Coffee
    @Love_for_Coffee Год назад +102

    Those crooked lawyers are speaking for him when questions get tough. What pieces of dirt. They are no better than AM

    • @christinealderton2949
      @christinealderton2949 Год назад +15

      A.M.'s lawyers are just doing their job, which is to get him off these charges by defending him.

    • @evan1238
      @evan1238 Год назад +11

      Imagine hiring an attorney and they just agree with the whatever the officer says. I think you are forgetting that defense attorneys have a role in our system, to provide a plausible defense and hit back at the accusations. I think it's insane the attorneys agreed to the voluntary interrogation in the first place.

    • @IceBreakBottle
      @IceBreakBottle Год назад +10

      That's their job. Get educated.

    • @mollycote1021
      @mollycote1021 Год назад

      Exactly ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️🤬🤬🤬🤬

    • @Siegefya
      @Siegefya Год назад

      @@christinealderton2949 that or getting him a slap on the wrist for what he could get. But yeah, a good lawyer will go to bat for you as they should. A fake punk btch of a lawyer will hang you out to dry and just skate by the case and on to the next. That's the difference.

  • @thedewguzzler
    @thedewguzzler Год назад +267

    This was a rehearsed testimony, guided by the direction of lawyers. This is still not the truth. I believe Alex intended to shoot himself after killing Maggie and Paul but was too chicken. This was a poor attempt to make it look like drugs and grief.

    • @donnabittner69
      @donnabittner69 Год назад +19

      Agree

    • @tmp1111
      @tmp1111 Год назад +13

      Yup

    • @MsFemininity
      @MsFemininity Год назад +57

      he wouldn't have planned the details so well (three sets of clothes, tarp/blue raincoat, leaving his cellphone at home, two guns) if he planned to off himself. What he hoped for was what he was used to for all his life - getting away with a crime because of the influence his family has in the community.

    • @jelliott4660
      @jelliott4660 Год назад

      Yes, not the truth but it looks to me like another attempt to say the boogeyman was after the family by deliberately skimming the very top of his head. It does not even look like a bullet wound but I guess LE decided it was.

    • @whitneyhesmer6648
      @whitneyhesmer6648 Год назад +29

      He wanted to make it look like there was a killer on the loose. This comes very soon after he finds out he’s still a suspect in the murder trial.

  • @Twopointzero00
    @Twopointzero00 Год назад +54

    How was he taking $50k of oxy? a person cannot take that much and function like Alex. He was dealing ... Not only a huge user.

    • @deetothebodyyy9693
      @deetothebodyyy9693 Год назад +14

      I literally just said the same thing , he would've been OD , or sleep all the time.

    • @yikes7963
      @yikes7963 Год назад +8

      That's a BS story.

    • @iiC3QUEENxx
      @iiC3QUEENxx Год назад +4

      Could of heavily exaggerated the price or usage for whatever reason but also he could of been getting charged insane prices because official OCs are one of the most difficult things to find nowadays since the lawsuits. They changed the original OC formula to these crap OPs that are not able to be crushed or dissolved to snort or shoot. You can but it is extremely difficult to do so and don’t recommend. 😂

    • @iiC3QUEENxx
      @iiC3QUEENxx Год назад +8

      When’s the last time you seen an actual legit OxyContin ? I haven’t seen one since like 2008 maybe 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @XRay-Specs
      @XRay-Specs Год назад +8

      I also think he has a gambling problem.

  • @bathsheba9581
    @bathsheba9581 Год назад +70

    I doubt he was ever addicted to pain killers. This is the only excuse he could come up with.

    • @melaniehooper3432
      @melaniehooper3432 Год назад +11

      Right, he don’t know what pills cost obviously saying 40-60k a WEEK lol.

    • @barbaraanderson3532
      @barbaraanderson3532 Год назад +4

      I agreed.

    • @lynnegackstetter2779
      @lynnegackstetter2779 Год назад +3

      No it was well known that he had an opioid addiction.

    • @lynnegackstetter2779
      @lynnegackstetter2779 Год назад

      @@melaniehooper3432 He was hiding that money from the courts but did have an opioid addiction. Also his son, brother or sister would all hide the murder weapons for Alex.

    • @russellking9762
      @russellking9762 Год назад +1

      @@lynnegackstetter2779 might have been buying them or being prescribed them or given them or whatever..but taking them is another thing…

  • @Brockovich23
    @Brockovich23 Год назад +57

    Who pays a drug dealer in CHECKS!? Even if he was insanely wealthy, he is a lawyer and I would guess to know better than to leave a paper trail.
    Also what drug dealer would kill a huge customer!?
    I bet he has a secret fund somewhere to help Buster continue living their spoiled life.

    • @edgybarbie77
      @edgybarbie77 Год назад +6

      Right this was a bunch of bs. No drug dealer takes checks ESPECIALLY dealing that quantity. They would tell him cash or kick rocks

    • @hotdogtrainer5359
      @hotdogtrainer5359 Год назад +2

      What drug dealer takes checks ? 🤣 it's all so crazy

    • @sunflower5749
      @sunflower5749 Год назад +1

      FACTS!!! 😂😮😂

    • @sweetea7035
      @sweetea7035 Год назад

      That's like paying a hooker with a check.....yea right!!!

  • @JustHackingAround
    @JustHackingAround Год назад +23

    When Alex is telling at least some of the truth, he sounds so much different. But even then it's hard to tell where the truth ends and the lies begin.

  • @JOE-on4pi
    @JOE-on4pi Год назад +21

    Why would a drug dealer who was getting paid 40-60k a WEEK kill his customer?! There is so much more to this story that we’ll never know about!

    • @carolewilkins8847
      @carolewilkins8847 Год назад +1

      agreeded

    • @DMminion_Tech
      @DMminion_Tech Год назад

      As 50 cent would say, 40-60k a week is chump change when you're making billions. And maybe someone needed a million or two in a hurry. Sometimes real life does play out like the movies and normal people are oblivious to how deep the rabbit hole goes. Just saying, it is possible and no I ain't answering any more questions. Have a good day. 🤠

    • @kellyharkin7638
      @kellyharkin7638 Год назад +2

      And do it for free, no less!

    • @sunnyboknow
      @sunnyboknow Год назад

      Right, who would kill their cash cow?

    • @JOE-on4pi
      @JOE-on4pi Год назад

      @@sunnyboknow that’s what I was thinking! There is so much to this story we’ll never know.

  • @brunobarks6544
    @brunobarks6544 Год назад +113

    Man of the world willing to do anything to hang on to this world. Guy gives me the chills looking at him.

    • @csc1641
      @csc1641 Год назад +12

      Be in this world not of it.

    • @trace_you6337
      @trace_you6337 Год назад +3

      😳 exactly 💯

    • @bobo-kj6od
      @bobo-kj6od Год назад +8

      Yeah, it's the red hair and no eyebrows that does it for me.

    • @SkeeterCornell
      @SkeeterCornell Год назад +1

      Drugs fd him up. I watched it take the heart of a beautiful mm an I loved & turn him into a monster, good news is there no monster too big God can't reach

  • @Nordsyify
    @Nordsyify Год назад +83

    Physically starting to appear frail and aged, I guess the stress of lying does that to a person.

    • @chrisirving1239
      @chrisirving1239 Год назад +6

      Yes, it catches up with you eventually.

    • @Nordsyify
      @Nordsyify Год назад +5

      This is such a bizarre case, if he has good expensive lawyers, unfortunately he could get away with murder.

    • @IrishEyes333
      @IrishEyes333 Год назад +11

      It takes a lot of energy to remember that many lies.

    • @zeballos5757
      @zeballos5757 Год назад +4

      Getting older by the minute.

    • @jalanewoodman9627
      @jalanewoodman9627 Год назад

      I pray his son and wife haunt him every day and night

  • @johnllewlyndavies222
    @johnllewlyndavies222 Год назад +57

    AM had NO intention of being killed - as Smith made clear in an interview. AM planned to make it look like an outside assailant - he knew Smith could wing him.

  • @nothingless8162
    @nothingless8162 Год назад +18

    So he could take away his family's life but didn't have the courage to do it to himself 🤔

  • @rockyallison6809
    @rockyallison6809 Год назад +22

    I have heard several of his jail phone calls. No mention of finding the killers. He just seems so much in denial to any consequences. Entitled poor rich kid.

  • @dianebrown398
    @dianebrown398 Год назад +17

    AM sounds like such a wimpy mouse. It’s hard to believe he was a strong effective lawyer.

  • @JustLoveOneAnother
    @JustLoveOneAnother Год назад +20

    Funniest part is AM’s attorney wanted to keep the road side shooting out, then he opens the door for it all to be allowed in.

    • @jasonlo8780
      @jasonlo8780 Год назад

      How so?

    • @CC42_
      @CC42_ Год назад +2

      By implying that the guy who shot him, which is his cousin, could be the actual murderer of his wife and daughter.

  • @pamelaelizabethl2847
    @pamelaelizabethl2847 Год назад +164

    This man has proven over and over again that he’ll throw anybody under the bus! Even without the totality of evidence against him, it wouldn’t be a far reach to believe he killed his wife and son.

    • @terrybunsey8015
      @terrybunsey8015 Год назад +9

      I know it’s unbelievable. Look at all the other murder cases as well where him and his families name come into play. Stephen Smith, Mallory (boating accident), and even his son and wife. Even if he gets away with this (which I hope he doesn’t), I feel that he’ll get his!!!

    • @flenzy
      @flenzy Год назад

      @@terrybunsey8015 Don't forget his housekeeper that he or Paul probably killed. Alex got $4 million for that one.

    • @JM-mr6pz
      @JM-mr6pz Год назад +11

      @@terrybunsey8015 their housekeeper also "fell down the steps" and died.

    • @trace_you6337
      @trace_you6337 Год назад +12

      @@JM-mr6pz yeah KEY word is FELL 🧐 Don't forget she " tripped" over the dog!!! ( You know...the dogs that were NOT allowed in the house)

    • @mljcombrink8484
      @mljcombrink8484 Год назад +10

      @@terrybunsey8015 and what about the housekeeper who died at his home after 20+ years of service and then he stole the policy money ...that is also a red flag...did the housekeeper really had an accident???

  • @vhnf1
    @vhnf1 Год назад +13

    You can’t make this ish up. Just unbelievable how much hubris this man had thinking he could get away with so much.

  • @IvyMichelli
    @IvyMichelli Год назад +337

    Two questions: #1 Who suggested AM go from the hospital to rehab? Seems like a legal move orchestrated by his lawyers to make it look like AM was trying to right his wrongs. #2 What type of insurance cards did AM want from Blanca? Was it health insurance cards? If so, that would make it seem like AM didn’t really want to die….just wanted to be “attacked.”

    • @wrennmyere939
      @wrennmyere939 Год назад +60

      EXACTLY....ALL PLANNED...as you remembered too, Blanca was tasked to give him insurance cards BEFORE the event.

    • @gltrgrl2184
      @gltrgrl2184 Год назад +34

      You just connected some dots for me, thanks❣️💐

    • @McNea
      @McNea Год назад +1

      find another hobbie

    • @debsimb
      @debsimb Год назад +26

      Also if he were suicidal he should have never been able to leave the hospital. I guess they didn't know it? This guy is a piece of work.

    • @alpastor666
      @alpastor666 Год назад +1

      One question: what makes you think this is even remotely relevant in a legal sense?

  • @jessicadavis3989
    @jessicadavis3989 Год назад +54

    $40-50,000 A WEEK!!!! He was either dealing it or the middle man for others! There’s no way NO WAY he spent this much! There’s more to this; he had property off of port royal near Charlestown! So much more stinks with this family than what we will ever know of!!!

    • @edgybarbie77
      @edgybarbie77 Год назад +1

      Right Exactly 💯

    • @mariannerogers8003
      @mariannerogers8003 Год назад +3

      My brother was addicted to OxyContin and he paid $30 a pill for 30mg. Based on this, Alex would be taking approximately 1700 pills a week for $50K!
      Even at 100mg, which is rare, it would be 500 pills a week.

    • @homeworkhelp2857
      @homeworkhelp2857 Год назад

      @@mariannerogers8003 m

    • @jessicadavis3989
      @jessicadavis3989 Год назад

      @@mariannerogers8003 yea that’s what I heard they go for too! He just has to be dealing the stuff!!! Even if he was a middle man that’s a lot for just a hand full of people!!!

    • @jasonlo8780
      @jasonlo8780 Год назад

      @@mariannerogers8003 I'm sure they charged him more tho, if he was that addicted he would pay anything. They were probably charging him $250-300 a pill.

  • @tmp1111
    @tmp1111 Год назад +13

    He's such a lier. Lies are like cockroaches. For everyone you discover there are a many more hidden.

  • @csc1641
    @csc1641 Год назад +25

    Alex would never kill himself or have himself killed. He wanted to make it look like someone was after the family.

    • @PromiseIvy
      @PromiseIvy Год назад

      Geez, you seem to have all the answers.

  • @lynn2613
    @lynn2613 Год назад +16

    This is a convoluted mess. How a verdict of Innocence can be won extremely questionable. Thank you

    • @nunya2954
      @nunya2954 Год назад

      Apparently you don't understand the meaning of "reasonable doubt", they have NOTHING concrete on Alex, so if that jury convicts, they aren't following the law.

  • @carlamartin9889
    @carlamartin9889 Год назад +14

    Most Bizarre case I've ever seen. I'm speechless.

    • @hallertau
      @hallertau Год назад +3

      I have been watching this story since Paul wrecked the boat.

  • @tarrahbarker8809
    @tarrahbarker8809 Год назад +70

    He didn't plan to be killed. He's a cowered.
    That stunt was to devert suspicion on himself. Sydney help his case one bit.

  • @apbtainc
    @apbtainc Год назад +106

    AM had no intention of dying and ES had no intention of killing the golden goose. The purpose of grazing his skull with a bullet was to make it look as though the 'bad guys' who killed Maggie and Paul were back and now after AM. AM knew he was the prime suspect in Maggie and Paul's murders.

  • @harrymccallum1226
    @harrymccallum1226 Год назад +23

    Who's to say his lawyers didn't write stuff for him to say as this was a phone call

  • @racheltuccio7652
    @racheltuccio7652 Год назад +64

    Murdauh hung out with a very shady bunch , such a hypocrite, trying to be so much holier then thow , and he used criminals he thought were less then him , he’s finding out KARMA is real as well as the truth about who he really is , he’s worse then the people he used to cover his crimes !

    • @donnabittner69
      @donnabittner69 Год назад +6

      I am still surprised at the # of people in the firm crying over him.

    • @trudymccubbin1780
      @trudymccubbin1780 Год назад

      @@donnabittner69 my thoughts exactly Murdaugh is a narcissistic sociopath and he premeditated everything

    • @jordanhawkins5749
      @jordanhawkins5749 Год назад +1

      He's a lawyer! Most attorneys have dirty little secrets and entanglements with their clients!! Lol

  • @noraoconnor1895
    @noraoconnor1895 Год назад +23

    I think the shooting was to plant the idea that he was a victim too like his wife and son. He had no notion of dying but have an injury that was'nt fatal. It did'nt work,his lies and deceit and how he swingled people out of money. Is catching up on him".karma

  • @Jhubble515
    @Jhubble515 Год назад +237

    Alex lawyers are quick to try and twist the testimony of witnesses, but NEVER say single word about the video Paul made. The video a mere few minutes before he was murdered, the video where Alex's voice is heard plain as day. Alex planned this out pretty good. Using two guns so it looks like 2 people, holding the gun low to either make it look like a short person did it or had it low to get close to Paul. The one thing Alex didn't think about nor notice was Paul making a video. I think Alex had the gun at his side and walked up to Paul the shot twice, Maggie (shocked) started to run, as she turned her upper body around to see if Alex was chasing her, Alex shot her in the abdomen , then thigh. She fell down, was crawling and brushed against the side by side tire and got the ud on her calf. Then Alex walked up to her and delivered the fatal shot. I have listened to his jail house calls, listen to interviews after the murder and NEVER ONCE have I ever heard him say 1 word about Paul or Maggie. He has never asked if they were getting close to figuring it out. He has asked if he was a suspect. He is guilty. The fact he has NO blood on him makes me think he is guilty. If I walked up to find my child like that, when the police pulled up, I would be covered in blood and holding my child in my arms. They would have to pry my child from my arms. Alex says that Paul was being threatened but NO ONE has produced any evidence of this. And with Alex being a lawyer, I would imagine if Paul was getting threats, Alex would have contacted police. Alex wanted Paul and Maggie at that house that night. So by chance, someone wanting to kill them just pulled up in the middle of no where and got lucky they were there. And if someone came up, I would think Paul would have come out of the shop to greet them. This guy is guilty. I can't even bring myself to say May God have mercy on his soul. Any parent that can kill their child deserves the harshest punishment God can dish out.

    • @gltrgrl2184
      @gltrgrl2184 Год назад +41

      You, Jerome Hubble, nailed it❗️ I wish you were on the jury. 💐💐

    • @7karnold
      @7karnold Год назад +26

      I agree. Nailed it for sure!!

    • @skykru5721
      @skykru5721 Год назад +8

      Bro i start reading but i will finish tomorow 😁

    • @karenglenn7110
      @karenglenn7110 Год назад +17

      Amen! He is so evil! Twisted! 😡😫

    • @ginaguarnieri7192
      @ginaguarnieri7192 Год назад +20

      I think the same. Especially that he had no blood on him. My child would be in my arms. The video is telling, of course. It's damning for sure. But the fact that he was devoid of blood on his clothes? Too neat.

  • @sharonchristine664
    @sharonchristine664 Год назад +45

    Ok class, here we go again, this is where Pride and Greed lead you.

  • @Ayoosi
    @Ayoosi Год назад +7

    Idk why I expected a man who killed his son and wife to not immediately throw his dealer of 20 years under the bus by name, but AM's willingness to destroy everyone around him just keeps surprising

  • @lucreziaborgia1759
    @lucreziaborgia1759 Год назад +22

    This is plainly a stunt. He was feeling pressure from the detectives about the murders. They had no leads of intruders. This was done to get them thinking, oh! Maybe it is someone else, now they are after AM. PURE DEFLECTION!!

    • @whatupplaya7951
      @whatupplaya7951 Год назад

      He should of known those guys are way smarter than him. He's not fooling anyone 🥴

    • @deborahsistare7165
      @deborahsistare7165 Год назад

      I would like to know if anyone else knew that Paul was getting threats. This may have already been answered. If so I missed it. I'm just curious about this since that's one of the first things AM talked about when authorities arrived at the scene.

  • @frankwilkie3354
    @frankwilkie3354 Год назад +10

    He's clearly reading stuff off notes his lawyers dotted up for him

  • @DD-dq1ed
    @DD-dq1ed Год назад +68

    He had his story all planned out on how he got shot..all he wanted to do was divert the police from suspecting him...didn't even know how much his insurance money would be that was supposedly going to his son...

    • @johnllewlyndavies222
      @johnllewlyndavies222 Год назад +18

      EXACTLY. Smith said that if he was intending to kill AM, he would have done it.

    • @changeminds2736
      @changeminds2736 Год назад +1

      @@johnllewlyndavies222 *LMAO* *Wow, he is a great shot in your mind.* Only meant to graze his head with the 🔫, _tell me you know nothing about 🔫 without telling me you know nothing about 🔫._

    • @Bebold94
      @Bebold94 Год назад +4

      Right, Unbelievable.

  • @kristencaputo3836
    @kristencaputo3836 Год назад +50

    The most the pills cost is 30 a piece for the 30s…So even if he did 30 pills a day, that would be 900.00 a day and 6,300 a week so 25,200 a month…50K is not possible unless he’s buying for other ppl

    • @mollycote1021
      @mollycote1021 Год назад +12

      If he was eating that many OxyContin he would be dead

    • @chanelv5373
      @chanelv5373 Год назад +4

      @ Molly or severely constipated. Lol

    • @gilbertzapata1502
      @gilbertzapata1502 Год назад

      Ha ha ha probably!

    • @tangomcphearson74
      @tangomcphearson74 Год назад

      I've seen/read reports that he regularly hosted large parties where huge amount of drugs were supplied to "friends" as well as prostitutes - this man is vile

    • @bernardriggs2079
      @bernardriggs2079 Год назад +1

      Keeping the secret a secret cost more than the pills you dig ? The name the reputation the family

  • @dlvox5222
    @dlvox5222 Год назад +10

    $50,000 a week for oxy? WTF?

  • @jenniferamyx78
    @jenniferamyx78 Год назад +23

    Who writes CHECKS to drug dealers?? And, what drug dealer would accept a check?? Unbelievable. I think he’s throwing Eddie under the bus to turn attn from himself. I’d like to hear from doctors about how addicted AM actually was. The opioid addiction sounds like a convenient excuse for theft- a way to try to make him seem like a victim rather than a criminal.

    • @jondra1693
      @jondra1693 Год назад +3

      Me too! I’d love to see his drug screen reports from his admission into detox & treatment. I don’t believe his “addict” act for one second.

    • @LibraInSeattle
      @LibraInSeattle Год назад

      Money laundering. That’s my thoughts on what those checks were. No one spends that much on rx drugs. I’ve been in recovery from rx drug addiction for 15 years. He’s full of 💩. Now, I had a Dr Feelgood, I didn’t use drugs off the street but it just impossible to spend that much money each week on opioids.
      I definitely think he was money laundering. Let us not forget he asked Blanca for his medical insurance card that morning. You don’t need your insurance card if your dead.

    • @emiliadavis8247
      @emiliadavis8247 Год назад +2

      Jennifer Amyx - That's right! Get those who treated him on the stand!!

  • @kayrush9834
    @kayrush9834 Год назад +8

    He must not have thought this through very well

  • @sweetea7035
    @sweetea7035 Год назад +1

    I love how fast these questions are firing at him....!!!

  • @motleymama6587
    @motleymama6587 Год назад +40

    Exactly 🙌🏻 it was suppose to make the vendetta story ring true. Why would Eddie give up all the $$$ he was making off AM and just shoot him for free? Really

  • @robertluong220
    @robertluong220 Год назад +34

    The audio sucks. My 1984 Sony Walkman cassette recorder could have recorded better than that.

  • @turkgruman
    @turkgruman Год назад +15

    AM`s life is one big charade.

  • @nikitakucherov5028
    @nikitakucherov5028 Год назад +10

    Why would the drug dealer shoot his cash cow for free?? That makes no sense at all. This is possibly the craziest case ever with more twists and turns than a fictional movie

  • @lindae9879
    @lindae9879 Год назад +27

    This story is going to be in every Law School Text Book in 5 years or less. I had an old boss who would say “This is more F’d up than a soup sandwich. You just sit there thinking what next. You literally cannot dream this stuff up. Still not a defense for murder no matter what.

    • @Floridaman1780_
      @Floridaman1780_ Год назад

      Your boss was obviously in the military at one point.

    • @bakingdays101
      @bakingdays101 Год назад

      soup sandwich .....ha ha thats a brilliant saying 😂

    • @hilaryb4842
      @hilaryb4842 Год назад

      @@Floridaman1780_ You read my mind lol.

  • @selecttravelvacations7472
    @selecttravelvacations7472 Год назад +33

    Missed this earlier today. Thanks for the upload! He thought he was so above it all that he could write checks for drugs! That blows me away! The amounts of those checks are for dealer amounts! Not single user amounts.

    • @gltrgrl2184
      @gltrgrl2184 Год назад +4

      Exactly‼️💐

    • @razrrblade3824
      @razrrblade3824 Год назад +3

      Yep…why don’t those detectives figure that out? Not one question about that amount of money and payment by check! Talk about dumbest move ever!

    • @gilbertzapata1502
      @gilbertzapata1502 Год назад

      Exactly what kind of drugs was he doing???

  • @jackiek412
    @jackiek412 Год назад +19

    I would love to see his rehab and other medical records.

  • @DarlinReal
    @DarlinReal Год назад +2

    That video is reinforcing my advice to myself years ago: don't ever be jealous of other people.

  • @rickybalboa8552
    @rickybalboa8552 Год назад +15

    He's obviously a scammer and all thr tricks up his sleeve are falling out. It's crazy how people will still think he's innocent smhhhhhh

  • @tmp1111
    @tmp1111 Год назад +8

    Ain't no dealer making 50k a week who drives an outdated gray pick up and looks homeless

    • @chelsea-ou9cz
      @chelsea-ou9cz Год назад

      You might be 😯....

    • @melaniehooper3432
      @melaniehooper3432 Год назад +1

      Exactly. Ain’t no man walking taking 40-60k worth of Oct and walking.

  • @dawnatkinson7704
    @dawnatkinson7704 Год назад +51

    Actually the biggest piece of strange evidence for me is Alex's drug addiction.
    There is no way he would even be alive if ALL the money was going on pain pills. It's just not feasible that his addiction cost that much. What I really want to know is if ANY drug tests were carried out on him and the results.

    • @oNeGiAnTLiE
      @oNeGiAnTLiE Год назад

      He ( "Elic") was a drug kingpin. Whether or not he was actually an addict is still something i have seen no real evidence yet.

    • @vapinbachelor289
      @vapinbachelor289 Год назад

      My thoughts exactly

    • @CH-tp3re
      @CH-tp3re Год назад +2

      Exactly 💯. There's more to that evil man's twisted life.

    • @cherylmcelveen2817
      @cherylmcelveen2817 Год назад +1

      Not necessarily. He is a lawyer. He is supposed to uphold the law. His criminal deeds very likely cost WAY more than than the average Joe's did. He was quite likely paying for much more than just drugs. He was also paying for protection.

    • @lilrobestn8953
      @lilrobestn8953 Год назад +6

      ive been sayin the same but what I think is he had a gambling addiction and was betting big amounts with hopes of winning some the $ back he owed like a fool bc you're right his drug habit can't excuse all the $$

  • @Sorrellis99
    @Sorrellis99 Год назад +19

    This story is wild. His life spiraled from Drugs and stealing money for years, and then because of his choices, he either had his family killed or killed them. Crazy how his mind would come up with all this. Now, his last kid has to deal with all of this. Too much to wrap one's head around.

    • @christineadam6764
      @christineadam6764 Год назад

      Everything was PREMEDITATED. lock him up for good.

    • @brettcantrell8650
      @brettcantrell8650 Год назад

      when Satan captures the mind, it is a downward spiral. So also our country is in a downward spiral.

  • @sharoncochran8508
    @sharoncochran8508 Год назад +1

    Threw everything away for drugs? Good grief! That's pathetic!

  • @tigerlily4472
    @tigerlily4472 Год назад +104

    Every day, I watch this trial, and I think...Dammit Alex, save some crimes for somebody else!
    For all of this to come out, I can only imagine what else didn't make the cut with 200+ names on the witness list 😳

    • @youplayyouplay4970
      @youplayyouplay4970 Год назад +12

      lol or what else he did and never got caught... the guy is PATHETIC!

    • @cindygrobler765
      @cindygrobler765 Год назад

      Go look for a video on RUclips.
      A trafficked lady telling how Alex SA and chocked and pulled her hair out , was forced to see him 4 times.

    • @ArmyVet82ndAbn
      @ArmyVet82ndAbn Год назад

      🤣 I know right!?!

    • @Summerlove0763
      @Summerlove0763 Год назад

      I totally agree

  • @mgbl2808
    @mgbl2808 Год назад +27

    If Alex doesn’t know who killed M & P how does he know that Buster isn’t in danger? Or him?

    • @gltrgrl2184
      @gltrgrl2184 Год назад

      🎯💐

    • @taylorsmith3597
      @taylorsmith3597 Год назад

      I’m totally with you but I do think what he meant was there is no drug dealers that would be coming after buster specifically

  • @XRay-Specs
    @XRay-Specs Год назад +11

    And what drug dealer is willing to get rid of a $50,000 dollar a week customer , for free! C’mon !!!

    • @chelsea-ou9cz
      @chelsea-ou9cz Год назад +1

      The prosecution rests!!!

    • @XRay-Specs
      @XRay-Specs Год назад

      @@chelsea-ou9cz and takes checks?? Cashed and buried wherever the murder weapons are maybe…??…anyway this is generational good ole boy system all the way. Wouldn’t surprise me a bit the police and officials he had on “payroll” .
      Stay out of South Carolina . It’s West Virginia Appalachia in khakis and polo shirts

  • @JuiceOg1
    @JuiceOg1 Год назад +6

    How does a person handle this, even if you are a sociopath. Crazy

    • @barbaraanderson3532
      @barbaraanderson3532 Год назад

      I think he is a psychopath

    • @jonnaburnham2914
      @jonnaburnham2914 Год назад +1

      Exactly only a sociopath wouldn’t have the empathy to have this not affect him. This man is a sociopath !

  • @joeoneill1727
    @joeoneill1727 Год назад +57

    pretty calm....another diversion....and eddie missed by a mile from close range...the plan was to NOT kill Alex....eddie might be called and he just might tell the truth to the jury...

    • @cruisinguy6024
      @cruisinguy6024 Год назад +16

      I’m surprised Eddie is still alive.

    • @rebeccadiggs1537
      @rebeccadiggs1537 Год назад +8

      I hope they call Eddie

    • @jelliott4660
      @jelliott4660 Год назад

      Eddie claims that they struggled over the gun and it accidently went off. Another lie because Eddie did not want to charged with inflicting the injury on, coincidentally, the VERY TOP of his head.

    • @christinejeffery5489
      @christinejeffery5489 Год назад +4

      Wow this is crazy 😳

    • @signalfire6691
      @signalfire6691 Год назад +12

      Eddie has already said that he didn't want to shoot Alex and they fought over the gun and it went off - just grazed Alex's head. Alex could've offed himself at any time just by taking more pills, right? He's a coward.

  • @PBottomPoochies
    @PBottomPoochies Год назад +6

    And THAT, friends, is how you get your life insurance policy cancelled! 😂

  • @mcc9040
    @mcc9040 Год назад +7

    There's no way he was taking $50K - $60K worth of anything weekly. He wouldn't have survived ingesting the stuff.
    Where's the money?
    Maybe in some of those ditches?

  • @sayurii2526
    @sayurii2526 Год назад +2

    Why did he call the emergency to get help if he thought it's better (for his family) if he was dead?

  • @brandimyhren6317
    @brandimyhren6317 Год назад +50

    Once again he is a victim of his drug addiction. He had to buy those pills and that’s what got him in this situation so he thought it better to have his friend shot him so he didn’t have to pay back his debts. He is not a victim but a foul excuse for a human.

    • @pamelaelizabethl2847
      @pamelaelizabethl2847 Год назад

      He’s a victim of thinking himself and his family as celebrities! Houses, boats, vacations, kennels, vehicles etc etc …all on stolen money! Lazy, artificial and entitled people!

    • @steware
      @steware Год назад +7

      $40k/wk in pills? I don’t think so…..

    • @Crystal23453
      @Crystal23453 Год назад +12

      If he spent 40k a week (low end estimate according to AM) and got 80mg pills for $80 each that would be more than 71 pills per day. That’s 5,680mg of oxy per day. Even if he was paying $100 per pill it would be 57 pills per day - 4,560mg per day. There is no way!

    • @troberts7458
      @troberts7458 Год назад +1

      Yep, he should have done more research about pill addiction. $40,000-60,000 is laughable. He would be consuming pills every 10 minutes. He wouldn’t have been a functioning lawyer. Next….

  • @jackiek412
    @jackiek412 Год назад +10

    Why didn’t the bank of the recipient question all of these large checks. It is definitely suspicious activity. I think the bank has liability as well.

    • @camlacasse3760
      @camlacasse3760 Год назад +5

      The CEO has been charged and found guilty of numerous felonies and sentenced to hundreds of prison.

    • @Guidette_
      @Guidette_ Год назад

      Bank of America will do what ever you want, dead ☠️ serious

  • @Pinkricaan
    @Pinkricaan Год назад +14

    If you were giving that man 40,50,60K a week, why does he look like that? He musta been on that 'horse' himself.

    • @staystrong2106
      @staystrong2106 Год назад +1

      Lol

    • @johncollins6755
      @johncollins6755 Год назад +2

      ...NOBODY...uses that much in a week...or a month...if you use that much, you end up buying in larger quantities, not nickel and dime...drug story is just another cover story for this monster.....

    • @grandrising8890
      @grandrising8890 Год назад

      No his presentation through out is consistent with that.

    • @Pinkricaan
      @Pinkricaan Год назад

      @@grandrising8890 if you take the median number 50K × 52 weeks=$2,600,000 here in NY thats pocket change in SC he should not look like that. He looks like user not the dealee

  • @carlaneal44
    @carlaneal44 Год назад +9

    Wow. Hearing his voice on this interview vs the video from the kennel recording!? Same person! I always hate to think that this world has this much evil in it, but it truly does😮

  • @bathsheba9581
    @bathsheba9581 Год назад +15

    There are no pills that cost $50,000 per week. What is really going on here? Will we ever know the truth?

    • @mistyrhodes3783
      @mistyrhodes3783 Год назад

      I was thinking same. Cocaine maybe $50k week habit. Opioid pills? Why does the drug
      Dealer look like such a POS if he is making that kind of dough? I would be at Kardashian level with that kind of income.

    • @lesliesmith719
      @lesliesmith719 Год назад +1

      Alex staged this scene to make it seem like the "killers" were out to get him too.

    • @cindygrobler765
      @cindygrobler765 Год назад

      He was dealing

    • @theresecosgrove930
      @theresecosgrove930 Год назад

      Probably not. Someone bigger behind this. Not to excuse Alex.

  • @helenaandrade8073
    @helenaandrade8073 Год назад +9

    For a lawyer, he sure does gab a lot.

  • @arte7sol
    @arte7sol Год назад +6

    How can the kids grow up normal in that mess. Poor wife.

  • @heatherbowlan1961
    @heatherbowlan1961 Год назад +32

    Thank you for all your work most off all your truth and honesty in bringing us what’s going on , I TRUELY APPRECIATE YOU ALL ❤️🙏🇨🇦

  • @lisaburt7118
    @lisaburt7118 Год назад +3

    Alex looks fascinated listening to his own voice, not upset at all. What a manipulative narcissist.

  • @SS11660
    @SS11660 Год назад +28

    He thought buster would be better off with money than his father! His real truth came out when he said, " I was losing it all. ".. would like to see those checks to Smith.

    • @Twopointzero00
      @Twopointzero00 Год назад +4

      They reopened Stephen Smith case :)

    • @chrisirving1239
      @chrisirving1239 Год назад +5

      Jesus what a mess this man created throughout the years....and I thought my DEAD HUSBAND did me bad leaving me nothing.

  • @amandabrooksbank5350
    @amandabrooksbank5350 Год назад +44

    Even with giving his addiction as a an excuse, I do not believe him even slightly. For one, He does not have the behaviour of an addict on that extreme level he is purporting to have. Also, 50K per month is not even realistic. Completely trashed on a daily basis, plus continuing with his high professional demeanor? NO WAY. He has hidden and manoevred at least 6K per month and is trying to hide it by pretending his addiction is 7k per month. Someone needs to investigate his finances far more. He is a pretender, trying to hide the cash he has stolen and put away. Under the guise of being an addict. This guy is such a loon. But he is just trying to hide his money. He might be a drug addict, but no human could even absorb 7k worth of drugs. He is lying and manipulating, for financial obviation purposes.

    • @Yahpah
      @Yahpah Год назад +9

      Honey he’s wasn’t on crack or meth… he was on prescription pain pills… therefore he’s not gonna look like he’s on drugs! And how do a drug addicted person act? I think u watch to many movies where they portray ever drug abuser like a homeless bum with sores all over their face… smh

    • @jasonlo8780
      @jasonlo8780 Год назад +14

      You can definitely go through 7K a month on drugs, but 50K a week? Nahhhh they were moving them heavily

    • @barbarawinslow6895
      @barbarawinslow6895 Год назад

      He was also a drug dealer. I'm sure he was in on the scheme.

    • @missbelle13222
      @missbelle13222 Год назад +1

      Don’t know about in the US but here in UK cocaine is a rich man’s drug and you’ll pay £100 a gram for the good gear or if they know you’re rich probably more. A gram will get u a few lines, small lines. Not many big lines. A person could have a line every 5 minutes possibly, I don’t know how long you could keep that up for. So you technically could burn through £200 / hour. That’s taking it alone. It keeps you awake so what’s that £4800 per day. Say he stays up for a few days then crashes for 10 hours then repeats. We’ll call it £4000/day taking sleep into consideration. That’s £28k a week. That’s if he’s not taking it with anyone else. At the current exchange rate that would be $33,700. A week. Alone. And that’s if his dealer isn’t charging him 50% extra because of the cut of his cloth. Then it would be £42k and $50,500. Just a thought.

    • @cherylmcelveen2817
      @cherylmcelveen2817 Год назад

      Do you know any lawyers? Highly professional is not what I experienced. Of the many lawyers that I was forced to deal with at the threat of violence (divorce/custody 'court') I would say that none of them acted in what I would describe as professional Mostly what I experienced was a pack of lying psychopaths.
      Keep in mind that lawyers protect themselves and each other - at all costs. That is what they believe acting professionally amounts to.

  • @LeeAnneGuerin
    @LeeAnneGuerin Год назад +5

    The Behaviour Panel would have a field day with this interview