Juror speaks out after Alex Murdaugh found guilty in murder of wife, son l GMA

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  • Опубликовано: 2 мар 2023
  • The disgraced South Carolina attorney was found guilty by a jury of brutally murdering his wife Maggie and younger son Paul at the family's property in 2021.
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  • @faith8788
    @faith8788 Год назад +561

    Sociopaths don't feel love, empathy, remorse or guilt.

    • @Rickswars
      @Rickswars Год назад +10

      He felt nothing during the verdict, and nothing again after sentencing, he didn't care he's going to prison for ever.. THAT is not a sociopath something is seriously wrong here.

    • @SAHNM1952
      @SAHNM1952 Год назад

      Yes, He lied right up to the end--just like the other sociopath. Hopefully, trump will soon be given a plethora of guilty verdicts for his lifetime of crime.

    • @johnalexander4654
      @johnalexander4654 Год назад +3

      i hear that and only question I have is this - is that somehow proven that they dont feel those feelings?? I just cant imagine doing something like this and not feeling empathy or guilt---I'm not sure I could ever sleep again...

    • @Biker218
      @Biker218 Год назад +8

      @@johnalexander4654 Let’s hope AM never has the luxury of ever sleeping again!

    • @acalaeharrison
      @acalaeharrison Год назад +26

      @@johnalexander4654 The way it was explained to me that helped me understand is that it’s like a person who is only interested in relationships that can benefit them in some way. They will “act” in the way they believe they’re supposed to in order to appear normal in society, but they are always finding ways to get what they want. They will be nice to people who can help them (family, friends, etc) and if you cannot help them then they have no need for you. Alex benefitted from all of his relationships, whether it gave him power, money, local “fame” and that’s why he spent so much time keeping up appearances.

  • @ewjiml
    @ewjiml Год назад +45

    My favorite quote from the male juror: “He never cried.”
    Reporter: “Yeah he did.”
    “Uh no, he was blowing snot. His eyes were dry.”

    • @daypav
      @daypav Год назад +1

      I seen snot plus tears dripping off his cheeks. Dudes blind

    • @denisemilfort4581
      @denisemilfort4581 Год назад +1

      I know right! I'm shook! This juror is not messing around. It was a major tragedy but the citizens of South Carolina are safe, thank you for your service juror!

    • @DELIGHT0504
      @DELIGHT0504 Месяц назад

      Never a tear

  • @MyYouTube-ni5ce
    @MyYouTube-ni5ce Год назад +175

    The fact that he was being so normal with his son and wife in the recorded videos right before. Putting up a tree with his son laughing in the background mere minutes before brutally murdering him just blows my mind.

    • @MrsBooklover55
      @MrsBooklover55 Год назад +21

      Probably he was hating every minute of it deep inside. Or maybe he felt better about himself cause he gave Paul a wonderful family time.

    • @smiley9872
      @smiley9872 Год назад

      sociopath, no empathy for man or beast

    • @notimetodienttd1115
      @notimetodienttd1115 Год назад +10

      ​@@MrsBooklover55 True. He could be hating that moment or seemed quite distracted..like his mind was somewherelse...🤷

    • @joycemcswain5279
      @joycemcswain5279 Год назад +18

      Me too but I feel like he must have hated Paul on some level to be able to do this!

    • @northalabama2264
      @northalabama2264 Год назад

      Does that not tell you something? The "hive mind" about this trial illustrates just how far down the scale the intelligence level has fallen in the United States. The media manufactured a verdict and sold it to the public

  • @maryammosavi269
    @maryammosavi269 Год назад +66

    It’s poetic justice that Paul’s last act on this earth was to record his dad’s voice on that Snapchat video. The “little detective” finally got the culprit. RIP.

  • @brittany___
    @brittany___ Год назад +1355

    It's chilling how the "little detective" ended up capturing evidence that would go on to help convict his murderer. I'm glad this jury saw right through his poor theatrics and found him guilty.

    • @gagelindell271
      @gagelindell271 Год назад +69

      About time Paul did something right…

    • @TeeTV22
      @TeeTV22 Год назад +1

      @@gagelindell271 yea finally right lol poor sucka…

    • @lstruggy
      @lstruggy Год назад +34

      @@gagelindell271 easy bro too soon 😫

    • @patriciabednarczyk5971
      @patriciabednarczyk5971 Год назад +3

      I’m so happy that you’re getting your haircut I just wanted

    • @MrRedskindiehard
      @MrRedskindiehard Год назад +48

      @@lstruggy nah he was just like his father. he was already the cause of someone's death and that surely wouldn't have been the last.

  • @marysizemore701
    @marysizemore701 Год назад +316

    I am not sure who this Judge is but he has my greatest respect. Judge, you rock !!!!!

    • @chancellor170
      @chancellor170 Год назад +3

      Morgan Freeman

    • @nanfeliciano5465
      @nanfeliciano5465 Год назад +2

      He's kool,very smart,n Black 👏

    • @stacyvandeventer768
      @stacyvandeventer768 Год назад +6

      Well don’t take much to get your respect then! He’s a sorry judge and had no right to put his opinion at the sentencing and to sit up there and smirk after knowing he let the prosecution screw over the defense team time and time again ignoring most of their objections and sustaining all of the prosecutors objections

    • @stacyvandeventer768
      @stacyvandeventer768 Год назад

      Smart??? He’s a idiot and needs to be removed from the bench and I’d say after the defense takes it to the US Supreme Court he will be done

    • @SMSimon
      @SMSimon Год назад +8

      ​@@stacyvandeventer768 ok Karen Vandeventer...

  • @jennyfurr
    @jennyfurr Год назад +25

    I’m still haunted by his words “whoever did this thought about it for a long time.”

  • @golden49
    @golden49 Год назад +49

    The jurors are HEROS with more courage than we can imagine. God bless them.

    • @rosalynw.otieno1994
      @rosalynw.otieno1994 Год назад +6

      All of them being from that town made me very fearful that he would walk. I am so proud of them for finally driving the nail into the coffin of this hateful and corrupt family.

    • @jshepard152
      @jshepard152 Год назад

      @@rosalynw.otieno1994 You should have more faith in your fellow man.

    • @vetaron4025
      @vetaron4025 Год назад +1

      @@jshepard152 you should know more about subjects before commenting on a family who have had their hand on the lever of justice for three generations. He was keeping pawpaw out of handcuffs after he killed Mallory beech, and I’m sure some of his fellow inmates will remember when he was prosecuting them

  • @rburns9248
    @rburns9248 Год назад +773

    Rip Mallory, Steven, Gloria, Maggie and Paul.
    May these families begin to heal. Thank you to the Judge, jurors, law enforcement, Prosecutors.

    • @tinawindham6958
      @tinawindham6958 Год назад +51

      And the quadriplegic that AM stole $$$ from

    • @christieprince6991
      @christieprince6991 Год назад +13

      Very interesting that up until Initial stages of Jury Deliberation, 2 Jurors believed After (all evidence admitted) that Alec Was INNOCENT of these crimes a 3rd Jury believed he might be innocent but not entirely sure. Other Jurors bulldozer them into agreeing to vote guilty on the baes of the Police Cam which shows the shells used in Murder. Resemblance to shells in one of guns Alec might own-- doesn't mean he is the only one in SC who owns that tipe of gun. They didn't find that exact type gun in his home but it still didn't matter- he owned guns - so guilty .I think 1or 2 of two of those 3 who wanted to vote NOT GUILTY " didn't want to face wrath from Media MOB ehi wanted Alec Doomed - for their own safety reasons!!

    • @Micrazygirl
      @Micrazygirl Год назад +6

      @@tinawindham6958 I heard that he died. 😢

    • @cissy728
      @cissy728 Год назад +40

      I wish they would investigate the death of Steven Smith. In my opinion, Buster killed him.

    • @Synthetic-Rabbit
      @Synthetic-Rabbit Год назад

      Paul was kind of a douchebag and was responsible for at least one death himself, maybe two.

  • @emmaloumclain
    @emmaloumclain Год назад +653

    I'm praying for justice regarding Steven Smith.

    • @dianealarcon8304
      @dianealarcon8304 Год назад +33

      Sadly, Stephen’s phone has gone missing, and other evidence, as well. Unless, someone admits to being there, I don’t think his case will find a truthful outcome. 😔

    • @moviestarmemories630
      @moviestarmemories630 Год назад +22

      @@dianealarcon8304 That is awful!!!!!

    • @tinawindham6958
      @tinawindham6958 Год назад +15

      If the phones that pinged in that area….that would be a start. It looks very rural. Find the guilty parties by ruling out! FBI…maybe they are already checking it out!

    • @Snail.1
      @Snail.1 Год назад

      That case has 🚫 nothing to do with the Murdaughs. That's all rumors. 👍 Go read the lastest on the case. An investigator on the case says " the Murdaughs have nothing to do with it".🤦

    • @pitbull6527
      @pitbull6527 Год назад

      You know two reasons why LE didn't solve Stephen Smiths murder??? To them, SS was just some f@gg0t and the Murdaughs were involved.

  • @eatwithcandy7147
    @eatwithcandy7147 Год назад +61

    That judge was just amazing. God bless you

  • @mthomas3547
    @mthomas3547 Год назад +110

    I believe this case has really drove home how one can appear a certain way, even to family and be someone completely different. We've all heard cases where the spouse is seen as quiet, kind, patient, caring, a good friend, a loving spouse and parent, then do something so horrific as to annihilate their loved ones. The reason is beyond understanding. Motive can be just as confusing as the person themselves. You simply can't rationalize the irrational.

    • @BN2K
      @BN2K Год назад +1

      That described my state of confusion in terms of this case 💔💔👍🏾

    • @RK-su4hs
      @RK-su4hs Год назад +3

      Because there is a shadow side to a person does not mean there is no light. Every person has a shadow

    • @alexisf22
      @alexisf22 Год назад +4

      ​@@RK-su4hs I completely all humans have a good and bad side, but not everyone acts on their bad side.

    • @RK-su4hs
      @RK-su4hs Год назад +3

      @@alexisf22 not true. Think of the numbers of times you have said and done things in moments of high emotions, then greatly regretted it
      Everyone is capable of everything..given conditions & circumstances “

    • @ntakovacj3644
      @ntakovacj3644 Год назад +13

      @@RK-su4hs No. "Everyone" is not capable of killing their own child. That point isn't arguable.

  • @theresa1305
    @theresa1305 Год назад +612

    The Judge is a class act and a model of leadership. He has given hope to others in our legal system.

    • @berdellfleming5074
      @berdellfleming5074 Год назад +26

      So many don't have this kind of integrity !

    • @wandavision2
      @wandavision2 Год назад +11

      I think he may have opened room for appeal unfortunately though, we shall see!

    • @msjannd4
      @msjannd4 Год назад +26

      He lost his own son two weeks before this trial started. 😪

    • @msjannd4
      @msjannd4 Год назад

      ​@@wandavision2 🤔

    • @odorouschoderous
      @odorouschoderous Год назад +1

      I agree.

  • @lorellifenstad7451
    @lorellifenstad7451 Год назад +150

    The Judge was so calm and the message was so soaking to the bone.

  • @ronj5714
    @ronj5714 Год назад +67

    Prosecution never let up.
    I commend this entire team for an amazing job.
    There are no winners in a murder case. But there is now justice for both Maggie & Paul.
    In the end his son who was the detective, still left the most compelling evidence- pointing directly at his father. How haunting.

    • @annal.6018
      @annal.6018 Год назад +2

      I know, right?!!

    • @DanRagoo
      @DanRagoo Год назад +1

      This prosecution team are a disgrace to the legal profession.

  • @paulascott5701
    @paulascott5701 Год назад +25

    That juror was a lot smarter than she thought he was. Well done, juror.

  • @laurencaulton103
    @laurencaulton103 Год назад +151

    This is not the first time a parent has murdered a spouse and children. And it will not be the last. His house of cards was falling down, and I think he viewed his younger son as part of the problem.

    • @stacyeandrew2
      @stacyeandrew2 Год назад +8

      I think his other son is in danger if u listen to the jail calls he’s trying to get him to go back out to the crime scene and he refused but I believe either the guns are still there or he’s trying to kill his other son

    • @iTammy
      @iTammy Год назад +13

      @@stacyeandrew2
      Yeah that was so weird to mention he could go hunting at Moselle to Buster! Sounds to me like a hidden message or something! Not sure what Buster made of it but he said, ‘No I don’t want to go there’
      How on earth can you send your kid back to the place his mother and brother got killed? That’s so cruell , that’s 100% physical abuse! To sent Buster to Moselle was probably only to benefit himself! Maybe something he has left or hide on the property!
      Thank God the Jury reached a guilty verdict! With this verdict they tackled that very sick and disturbed individu so he never can harm or hurt anyone anymore!

    • @stacyeandrew2
      @stacyeandrew2 Год назад +6

      @@iTammy I do think buster knows. Or else why would he say what would I get out of it? Kinda odd thing to say to ur dad about hunting? And why on earth is he talking about hunting when he’s in jail? Who cares if he goes hunting? Makes me think he knew his dad was gonna do this and wouldn’t be the first time a child has helped a parent. Especially one as controlling as Alex?

    • @stacyeandrew2
      @stacyeandrew2 Год назад +1

      @@beautifullady2637 have someone do it for him. But more likely weapons and bloody clothes

    • @griffinmathers929
      @griffinmathers929 Год назад

      Why the need to act like well, this happens all the time, big deal??

  • @Peace2humankind
    @Peace2humankind Год назад +4

    This juror didn't waste ANY time doing this national interview. There is something not quite right about this. This is not good for America.

  • @GodsOath_com
    @GodsOath_com Год назад +16

    It helps to hear this juror. Also when I saw the body cam footage of the police seeing how dark it was on the property. Nobody else was out there. The Dean of the college didn't confirm death threats. They didn't find any vehicles of get away cars, none of the friends confirmed death threats. He did it.

  • @michellecapp1523
    @michellecapp1523 Год назад +119

    Ironic how Paul who was responsible for Mallory Beach's death, sealed Alex's fate with his cell phone video. Neither Paul nor Alex showed remorse for Mallory's death. The Murdaugh's lied, manipulated, blamed, and abused the power of their name yet again. Alex, immediately after Paul and Maggie lay shot to death yards away, tried to blame retaliation of the boat crash that killed Mallory. Disgusting. Now lets see justice for Stephen Smith's murder. Openly gay Stephen was not hit by a vehicle, he called Buster Murdaugh after his car broke down. Saddle up Buster, the empire has crumbled.

    • @basicallyno1722
      @basicallyno1722 Год назад +10

      What proof is there that he called Buster Murdaugh? I haven’t seen any of that info….I know the uncle, also known as Buster, inserted himself in the case. I also know there were rumors that Stephen smith was connected to an “older man”. I always wondered if that was the older uncle Buster Murdaugh

    • @Carol-gr4ql
      @Carol-gr4ql Год назад

      @@basicallyno1722 No, the uncle who quickly inserted himself into the Stephen Smith case was Randy Murdaugh, who was a lawyer in the same law firm as his brother, Alex. It still seems very suspicious that he approached the Smith family so quickly. The first "Buster" Murdaugh was Buster's great-grandfather who passed away in 1998 at age 83.

    • @DixonDixon65
      @DixonDixon65 Год назад +1

      He called Buster??? Never heard that? Cell phone proof?

    • @clocloww1622
      @clocloww1622 Год назад +6

      @@basicallyno1722 probably more likely his uncle Randy, that’s why he called Stephens parents after to offer free counselling, very shady

    • @Lisa-jp4uj
      @Lisa-jp4uj Год назад +4

      Buster is next up to be prosecuted. Your entitled behavior ends now.

  • @romoore9898
    @romoore9898 Год назад +490

    Wow! I wish I could speak to this Judge everyday! His words were so profound. I’m no killer but he has me examining my own walk. I feel almost honored to have witnessed this moment in some weird way. The term “Honorable Judge” is very fitting for the wise Judge Newman. As I stated previously his family and all that know him are blessed to have him and know him. Many Blessings to you and your family Judge Newman and condolences in the loss of your son. 🙏🏾

  • @fahimaabdullah8084
    @fahimaabdullah8084 Год назад +61

    You guys did a great job. I really hope more prosecutors like you all come out to the pastures of our society. Thank you

    • @marieassaad-faltas1299
      @marieassaad-faltas1299 6 месяцев назад

      No one in South Carolina would tell this story in its full breadth.
      It can be a big scoop for you AFTER you fact-check, which should be easy enough if you have Becky Hill's book "Behind the Doors of Justice." It turns out not only Becky Hill and the jurors of the Alex Murdaugh case wanted "their 15 minutes" but they put their children, too, with them.
      In Becky "Boo" Hill's book page 191, you see a photo of Boo's daughter with this caption:
      Country music star, Dustin Lynch, and my "plus one" (daughter Aubrey) spent time together in NBC's The Today Show green room.
      TRANSLATION: At least Becky Hill AND HER DAUGHTER flew expense-free to New York with at least three jurors who voted guilty, each of which PRESUMABLY has a "plus one," too.
      So, at least 8 people had a luxury junket to New York paid for with the blood and tears of Paul, Maggie, and Alex Murdaugh.
      It gets even worse:
      At pages 59-60 of her book, Becky Hill writes:
      What I learned on our flight to New York City after the trial was that three close friends of his [meaning of a male juror who voted guilty] all chipped in and paid the financially strapped juror his regular salary. For all six weeks of the trial! Several thousand dollars.
      TRANSLATION: Thousands of dollars were being paid DIRECTLY from an outside source to a juror who voted guilty to enable him to stay on the jury.
      WHO ARE THOSE THREE CLOSE FRIENDS? Why was it important for them that THIS juror serve on the jury? Was that even their own money or were they funnelling it from an outside source?
      That is way, way, worse than anything Becky Hill admits to about her own misconduct.

  • @janecluboriginal2095
    @janecluboriginal2095 Год назад +5

    I think it’s funny that they say this juror is breaking his silence😂 he didn’t take a break , he went from the deliberation room straight to the media

  • @dumebie
    @dumebie Год назад +112

    Paul testified from the grave with that video. May their souls rest in peace.

    • @jrey6186
      @jrey6186 Год назад

      Don't forget he took a life as well - then there's the whole kid in the middle of the road thang ... maybe not so fast with the rip ya'll

    • @collu1264
      @collu1264 Год назад +3

      May Mallory beach rest in peace now that pos Paul has been destroyed

    • @dumebie
      @dumebie Год назад

      Oh yes may Mallory and Stephen rest in peace of course. I hope they continue with those investigations as I read they have been reopened.

  • @bcatblues725
    @bcatblues725 Год назад +532

    I just want to congratulate the jury and the prosecution and the judge for coming to the correct verdict and sentence. Rest in peace, Maggie and Paul.

    • @Joe_Bicycle
      @Joe_Bicycle Год назад +7

      Fastest jury in the U.S.
      The defense did an *atrocious* jobs putting plants within the jury.

    • @Synthetic-Rabbit
      @Synthetic-Rabbit Год назад

      Paul was kind of a douchebag and was responsible for at least one death himself, maybe two.

    • @korluwolobah-kuyon5321
      @korluwolobah-kuyon5321 Год назад +11

      @@Joe_Bicycle yes, and the wise judge weeded those jurors out in time.

    • @wendyc1902
      @wendyc1902 Год назад

      Y'all are terrible

    • @repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3
      @repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 Год назад

      Repent to Jesus Christ “Then he said to them all: “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me. For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will save it.”
      ‭‭Luke‬ ‭9‬:‭23‬-‭24‬ ‭NIV‬‬
      U

  • @jenniferabernathy2892
    @jenniferabernathy2892 Год назад +24

    I’m loving all of the comments and different perspectives on here. This has been the most talked about topic at our house for the last 6 weeks. Just feel a great sadness for all of the families. I read a quote somewhere that said sadness is the soul’s way of saying ‘this mattered’ 😢

    • @smiley9872
      @smiley9872 Год назад +4

      and it mattered so much!

    • @rosalynw.otieno1994
      @rosalynw.otieno1994 Год назад +2

      To be murdered is one thing, but to be murdered by one of your own is a whole other level of cruelty and evil. I can only imagine the shock and terror each victim experienced right before he fired those weapons at them.😢

    • @michellebrockway4759
      @michellebrockway4759 Год назад +1

      That's good, thank you. I will remember that.

  • @williamgray5858
    @williamgray5858 Год назад +9

    That juror was certainly well spoken. Thanks for that in depth analysis.

  • @rosemullen1856
    @rosemullen1856 Год назад +347

    I feel sorry for all those harmed by Alex

    • @dianealarcon8304
      @dianealarcon8304 Год назад +26

      Just think about the ones we don’t know about,…yet.

    • @johnnybravo6755
      @johnnybravo6755 Год назад +3

      I feel sorry that people think that Alex in jail is going to stop the plot of this...... It's Much more behind the scenes ..for any of us tho :(:( 😂😂

    • @peterhernandez7817
      @peterhernandez7817 Год назад

      That whole family spent their whole lives hurting people. They can all burn in hell, including maggie and paul.

    • @terrymunoztrujillo483
      @terrymunoztrujillo483 Год назад +5

      not harmed, MURDERED

    • @teamcougars
      @teamcougars Год назад +3

      @Disne- that list is a very long one 😢💔 Alex is right where he belongs 😢

  • @Iama1asupernova
    @Iama1asupernova Год назад +605

    I am so proud of this juror speaking out and not be scared of the “good ole’ boys club”, or the community that no matter what the Murdaughs do, that they are innocent and they are free of judgment and error. He is to be commended, and we thank him for his service and his unbiased ability to provide justice to Maggie and Paul. I don’t know these people. I don’t know the state of S. Carolina, but I do know what justice looks like and he helped serve it. Thank you sir.

    • @MrBangbangjim
      @MrBangbangjim Год назад +41

      With regards to the Murdaugh Boys Club, they are gone, done. The Murdaugh name in SC is history. And it's about time.

    • @davidgreen3001
      @davidgreen3001 Год назад +23

      "I'm so glad he went for his five minutes of fame, this story that doesn't effect me at all has been all I can think about because media masters told me to" It's very telling the people who support this guy because the natural reaction to the guy and how he's talking is to think "my god, if I was ever on trial for something THIS is the kind of idiot that decides my fate? He can barely string two coherent sentences together" also him saying the guy never cried was a straight up lie.

    • @odorouschoderous
      @odorouschoderous Год назад +36

      ​@@davidgreen3001I hope you're never a juror you are way off base.

    • @AAK-ne4wv
      @AAK-ne4wv Год назад

      Genius, he’s looking to “cash in” on one of the most high profile murder cases we’ve seen in a while. Jurors traditionally don’t do this and for good reason

    • @biancarose5180
      @biancarose5180 Год назад +23

      @@davidgreen3001 um the video busted AM, he never should have even known anything about the murder times if he wasn’t there, like he said for 500+ days, lol.

  • @margieshelnutt9006
    @margieshelnutt9006 Год назад +3

    Just because you’re a liar doesn’t mean you’re a murderer.

    • @sabrinaramsey5589
      @sabrinaramsey5589 Год назад

      This isnt a lie like I ate oatmeal this morning when I actually ate a sausage cheese biscuit. This is I never saw my family again before they were slaughtered. Those kind of lies kinda make u look like a murderer.

  • @BN2K
    @BN2K Год назад +78

    This is just heartbreaking for everyone involved including Alex himself and his surviving son Buster. He obviously had some serious issues but to murder his own wife and son is just very difficult to imagine. Prayers to their families.

    • @jasonw8059
      @jasonw8059 Год назад

      May be difficult to imagine that he did it but do you know what didn't happen. Literally anybody else on the planet killed his family. That didn't happen. So unless there's aliens involved, he did it.

    • @dominiquexo4772
      @dominiquexo4772 Год назад +1

      His dead son deserve it 🤦🏻‍♀️😒

    • @ivysmith2794
      @ivysmith2794 Год назад

      Stop feeling sorry for wickedness and evil! Alex only got a fraction of what he deserved

    • @wjksea
      @wjksea Год назад

      Yep, serious issues like being an arrogant narcissistic psychopath. Combine that with a high level of functioning and there’s a monster.

  • @MistymeQueen
    @MistymeQueen Год назад +79

    Lady Justice may be slow, but she's FIERCE !! Justice usually prevails!! No one is above the Law, Sir.

  • @teem7030
    @teem7030 Год назад +207

    The end of a dynasty ending with him in the worst way possible. I got goosebumps at sentencing when the judge said that AM's family of judges and lawyers and AM himself have sentenced people to death and probably for lesser charges. Wow

    • @jvjdrn
      @jvjdrn Год назад +31

      I wonder how many prisoners AM will run into who he put behind bars. Karma.

    • @LadyBirch
      @LadyBirch Год назад +7

      @@jvjdrn AM was a accident/injury attorney mostly. Civil proceedings

    • @emmanuelw9832
      @emmanuelw9832 Год назад +9

      @@LadyBirch he volunteered in that state position, so yes he indirectly sent people to prision

    • @NancyH25
      @NancyH25 Год назад +10

      @@LadyBirch his grandfather & father were prosecutors. I’m sure there are many inmates still in prison that they were responsible for putting there.

    • @NancyH25
      @NancyH25 Год назад +4

      I’m think many cases the Murdaugh family prosecuted will be under review by the state.

  • @lifesabeach8133
    @lifesabeach8133 Год назад +6

    This juror illustrates exactly that a jury of AM's peers could easily see through his acting. "I didn't think much of him." then... "there were no tears, I saw his eyes. I was that close". Finally, "If you really look at everything, it's all plain and clear". No fancy talk, no word salad. He just called it as it was and so did the rest of the jury.

  • @patriciaperdomo3978
    @patriciaperdomo3978 Год назад +56

    For all of us viewers of this trial, this case should help us to be more aware of this kind of people around us that can hurt us in some way. Narcs, sociopath and psicopaths are everywhere. We must pay attention to the red flags, trust our guts and protect ourselves. Stay safe!

  • @roximusmaximus195
    @roximusmaximus195 Год назад +161

    It must have been such a weird situation for the Judge,for all of them who worked there,to the point they had to remove his grandfather's portrait to ensure a fair trail..

    • @saraburns7340
      @saraburns7340 Год назад +1

      Was it fair?

    • @janegardener1662
      @janegardener1662 Год назад +20

      @@saraburns7340 Alex got the best defense money could buy, and he still came up short. That's because the evidence was overwhelmingly on the prosecution's side.

    • @mariagabrielle6383
      @mariagabrielle6383 Год назад

      @@saraburns7340 Yes, but not a fair trail. A fair trial.

    • @Lucy-pj7cx
      @Lucy-pj7cx Год назад +13

      @@saraburns7340 Alex was the one who demanded to be tried on his home turf. At every turn, he has been afforded trust and the presumption of innocence and it is HE who has squandered it. He is where he is today because of his actions, and his alone.

    • @roximusmaximus195
      @roximusmaximus195 Год назад +1

      @@saraburns7340 of course it was,what trial was you watching?

  • @beth24me
    @beth24me Год назад +282

    Such a fantastic judge. This man was not an addict to the extent he wanted us to believe, his status, wealth and greed were his motive. Right verdict of GUILTY, very proud of the jury not succumbing to the arrogant status of the 'good ole boys club'.

    • @carlalakins
      @carlalakins Год назад +14

      Absolutely! Wish all our judges could be just like him!

    • @lolodee3528
      @lolodee3528 Год назад +11

      Sound judge. And Alex’s claim to a drug addiction looks like a cover story. No one THAT heavy is a 20 year pill popper. Alcoholism is a twin addiction, & Murdaugh sure had permissive drink rules in his home.

    • @cyn4246
      @cyn4246 Год назад +1

      Lindy loo I totally agree. I do not think he could possibly take that many pills and still go out and NOT ONE person noticed he was on opioids for 20 years. I think he tried to use that as a reason for his stealing all that money. I do think he took pills, but not to the extent that he wanted us to believe. They were also drinkers and taking high doses of opioids it would seem you would die.

    • @karinaz8756
      @karinaz8756 Год назад +11

      @@lolodee3528 truth. If he had a $50k a week Habit he would be dead. Never overdosed never relapsed? I’m not buying it.

    • @mufasasdaughter4831
      @mufasasdaughter4831 Год назад +1

      He was DEALING drugs to raise more and much needed $$$$$$$ otherwise he would be dead if he really snorted 50000$ worth of drugs a week

  • @cannibalcupcake333
    @cannibalcupcake333 Год назад +266

    He was so paranoid about the bag of pills in his pocket that he never once thought about hiding his stash before LE got there. He was so worried about some killer still on the property that he decided to call the whole neighborhood over, including Paul's friend. He was so grief stricken that he never displayed any survivor's guilt, even after admitting he was there. And his life was such a mess that on the day everything came crashing down on him, everything was fine.

    • @susanbengston3208
      @susanbengston3208 Год назад +1

      A.M., a Certified POS.

    • @dianealarcon8304
      @dianealarcon8304 Год назад +18

      Great summation! 👍

    • @jvjdrn
      @jvjdrn Год назад +10

      He also called Randy his brother over.

    • @1234singingismylife
      @1234singingismylife Год назад +13

      I wonder if he forced Paul or Maggie to tell him where those drugs were?

    • @djg5950
      @djg5950 Год назад +7

      @@1234singingismylife Didn't matter. He could always buy more from cousin Eddie.

  • @rachaele3767
    @rachaele3767 Год назад +11

    Mr. Waters and team did a phenomenal job bringing justice for Maggy and Paul!! My heart goes out to Maggie's family!!

  • @deborahfrye1180
    @deborahfrye1180 Год назад +9

    How difficult and shattering to see a friend/law partner falling apart and then committing such a horrendous crime. God be with the honorable judge, the jurors, and all who have been shocked by this man’s callous crime.

  • @randomspectator8383
    @randomspectator8383 Год назад +41

    Judge was an iron fist in a velvet glove. Well suited to tbe job...

    • @AnnieWarbux
      @AnnieWarbux Год назад +3

      He is rather impressive!

    • @VariationsOnASeam
      @VariationsOnASeam Год назад +3

      I've never heard that expression. I like it.

    • @kathi7502
      @kathi7502 Год назад +3

      I totally agree. Especially after hearing that he lost his own son in early January, to a blood clot that traveled to his heart. I pray that he can finally take time to process his own grief. And I wish him a wonderful retirement in June.

    • @AnnieWarbux
      @AnnieWarbux Год назад +1

      @@kathi7502 awwww... so sad. And he was still kind enough to offer this monster a 2nd chance to plea for mercy, for blowing his own son's brains out, only for the Judge to be lied to, again!

  • @theresa1305
    @theresa1305 Год назад +185

    So amazing that his son Paul solved these murders. May he and Maggie rest in peace.3

    • @insomnia20422
      @insomnia20422 Год назад +9

      "Little Detective" could be the title of a movie that features this horrific story. Very very sad but atleast there was justice at the end...

    • @marshalljohnson8117
      @marshalljohnson8117 Год назад +10

      Help me out how did Paul solve the murders? Not being mean honestly curious

    • @kaptainkoffee5504
      @kaptainkoffee5504 Год назад +6

      lol oh my goodness... because one witness said paul was an inquisitive person means he must have stumbled upon something that was so serious that his dad would kill him? I hope you never get jury duty... you're as bad as the rest.

    • @michellesilver2218
      @michellesilver2218 Год назад +22

      Paul was posting a video to his friend just before his murder. Alex was clearly heard on the video calling his dog.

    • @shofraser
      @shofraser Год назад +24

      ​@@marshalljohnson8117 alex said he wasn't at the kennels. Paul recorded a video ( just before he was killed) of rogans dog cash to send to him and you can hear Alex in the background. That put Alex at the scene at the time of the murders.

  • @heatherann1560
    @heatherann1560 Год назад +14

    Thank you to everyone who brought Justice to Maggie and Paul

  • @MD77SA
    @MD77SA Год назад +14

    Justice has been served. Thank you to this juror and all jurors in this case for seeing the truth.

    • @ekrip8
      @ekrip8 Год назад

      This juror can barely string a sentence together and almost seems retarded......

    • @MD77SA
      @MD77SA Год назад

      @@ekrip8 you obviously thought the defendant was innocent so we see who the stupid one is. Just look in the mirror.

    • @ekrip8
      @ekrip8 Год назад

      @@MD77SA No I did not think AM was innocent!! I was just looking for some intelligent feedback from this juror who was representing all the jurors. I was interested to see which pieces of evidence persuaded them the most. His answers disappointed me- he either did not understand the question or had a problems articulating- this made me question his IQ.

    • @MD77SA
      @MD77SA Год назад +1

      @@ekrip8 I apologize for my answer to you. I hope you can accept my apology. I did want to tell you that 22 year-old James, another juror, was on the Law and Crime Network RUclips channel earlier today on March 6th and it was a lengthy interview and he was very articulate and detailed about the trial evidence. If you haven't already seen it, it is very informative and answers many of your questions.

  • @mackcappel844
    @mackcappel844 Год назад +22

    Wish our politicians that have sold this country and us out were held accountable.

  • @EyeShadowQueenn
    @EyeShadowQueenn Год назад +54

    Thank you to the jurors who understood the assignment.

    • @marias7492
      @marias7492 3 месяца назад

      Absolutely right 💯

  • @yoya4766
    @yoya4766 Год назад +18

    This juror seems like a sensible, down to earth man, who calmly and objectively reached the right conclusion. I hope the Judge will ensure he stays safe.

    • @traceytracey3756
      @traceytracey3756 Год назад

      Seems high.

    • @woofersagainstviolence5349
      @woofersagainstviolence5349 Год назад

      @@traceytracey3756 get a grip. your'e so judgemental???

    • @nelsonwilbury6162
      @nelsonwilbury6162 Год назад

      He actually doesn’t seem objective at all. He seems like his mind was made up before the trial started. He also claimed AM didn’t have real tears which is objectively false. Makes you wonder why he’d say such a thing that is so easily verifiable.

  • @StaceyJoy14
    @StaceyJoy14 Год назад +6

    God bless this man for standing up for truth. Thank you

  • @johnt7776
    @johnt7776 Год назад +160

    If you see this. Juror you did an excellent job and interview on how you came to this conclusion. Well thought out

    • @anna-fo2qx
      @anna-fo2qx Год назад

      Thxs

    • @christieprince6991
      @christieprince6991 Год назад +7

      Very interesting that up until Initial stages of Jury Deliberation, 2 Jurors believed After (all evidence admitted) that Alec Was INNOCENT of these Charges. A 3rd Jury believed he would be innocent but not entirely sure. Other Jurors fought hard & bulldozer them into agreeing to vote guilty on the baes of the Police Cam which shows shells used in Murder. Resemblance to shells in one of guns Alec might own-- DOESN'T mean he is the only one in SC who owns that type of gun or used it for Murder.They didn't find that exact type gun in his home but it still didn't matter- he owned guns - so guilty!
      I think the 2 or 3 who very much wanted to vote NOT GUILTY " didn't want to face wrath from MEDIA MOB who wanted Alec DOOMED--- those Jurors voted guilty for their own safety reasons!!

    • @acutelilmint8035
      @acutelilmint8035 Год назад +6

      They didn’t even have time to open evidence.. less than e hours means they didn’t even go through evidence.

    • @acutelilmint8035
      @acutelilmint8035 Год назад

      @@christieprince6991 it’s the same with chauvin floyd case.. public pressure than actual justice. Same with kim potter. Netflix hbo docs come out before deliberation… general atourney does closing ..ya.. this was 1000% political.

    • @Biker218
      @Biker218 Год назад +5

      @@christieprince6991 OR: just maybe those 3 misunderstood a few things that came out and needed the clarification from the other 9 jurors??? If they were hard set on “not guilty” it would’ve taken a lot longer than 45-60 minutes to turn them around, I would think.

  • @Freedomsnotfree
    @Freedomsnotfree Год назад +200

    Despite all the craziness surrounding this trial The judge did an excellent job

  • @AaronBoltonArt
    @AaronBoltonArt Год назад +2

    Media often describes Alex as "crying" and "tearful" on the stand-did not look that way to me...Glad the juror addressed it in this interview.

  • @allovinggood8484
    @allovinggood8484 Год назад +3

    "All he did was blow snot." hahahahaha That juror called that dude out!

  • @leslieharrison6981
    @leslieharrison6981 Год назад +56

    Elegant and Eloquent Judge Newman!!!
    I will never forget what he said to Nathaniel Rowland (fake Uber driver killer) during sentencing (it’s on RUclips): extremely moving and poignant.
    Judge Clifton Newman is eloquent, measured, interprets/applies the letter of the law and shows pure grace of humanity💜

  • @ozzy6140
    @ozzy6140 Год назад +59

    That's the fastest verdict and sentencing I have ever seen...

    • @prettyaccordingtoshonda3611
      @prettyaccordingtoshonda3611 Год назад +4

      I agree and the fact that two was unsure. I wondered if they were tired

    • @susanbengston3208
      @susanbengston3208 Год назад +3

      It took since 6/7/2021 to get it done but, granted, that’s a lot quicker than way too many of our Nations Criminal Cases.

    • @susanbengston3208
      @susanbengston3208 Год назад +8

      Oh, excuse me, I just reread your comment/ ozzy’s reply = Agree! This was the fastest verdict and sentencing!! The way it should be 👍👍

    • @dianealarcon8304
      @dianealarcon8304 Год назад +8

      I like how the juror said,
      Alex had just enough time. 👏🏼

    • @laurah6381
      @laurah6381 Год назад +1

      Adnan Syed under 3 hours

  • @heytam7162
    @heytam7162 Год назад +8

    It really annoys me when the reporters pull the but it’s so hard to believe or so unusual for a father to kill their own son.
    Oh please it’s so common it’s sickening !!

    • @olive4093
      @olive4093 Год назад

      so true, it’s never been hard to believe…

  • @gabrielamartiniuc6322
    @gabrielamartiniuc6322 Год назад +4

    “The evidence of guilt is overwhelming “ 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 The judge stood firm ! Amen to his decision to refute a mistrial !
    How many more are walking around like this psychopath? They do not love their family, they’re just existing until they are no longer of use to them. Disgusting!!

  • @ChapriciousMoody
    @ChapriciousMoody Год назад +91

    RIP Paul and Maggie and all other victims of the murdaugh's.

  • @annshearer7184
    @annshearer7184 Год назад +14

    That judge should receive Judge of the Year, he had a lot to say before sentencing .
    He knew in his heart , AM was guilty . It seemed like he was giving AM a chance to be a man and confess.
    Glad it’s all over and justice was served .

    • @GiftSparks
      @GiftSparks Год назад +3

      Agree. The judge was lovely. You could tell how hard the trial was on him. 😢

  • @jq4444
    @jq4444 Год назад +5

    There were no tears... not even for his own flesh and blood. What an evil monster!

  • @MrsBooklover55
    @MrsBooklover55 Год назад +9

    It's really almost impossible for me to believe, if he was an addict, that he could keep his lies all straight for 10 years and remember what he told who and where, and when. Especially when he couldn't remember anything about that night and what he did.
    Surely people caught him in some little lies, that made them wonder about him.

    • @ljohnson3324
      @ljohnson3324 Год назад

      I DONT THINK IT WAS A MATTER OF KEEPN THE LIES TOGETHER..BUT THE FACT OF THE PRIVILEGE HIS FAMILY HAS HAD IN THAT COMMUNITY FOR 100 YEARS...SOME PPL EVEN SPOKE ABOUT BEING IN FEAR FOR THEIR LIVES...WHEN THEIR NAME CAME UP IN OTHER CRIMES...THEY WERE NOT EVEN QUESTIONED...THE REGULAR PROCESS DID NOT APPLY TO THEM...THEY HAVE BEN ENABLED ALL THEIR LIVES...ALLOWED TO CONTROL THE NARRATIVE AND GET AWAY WITH ANYTHING...THINGS IF YOU AND I DID...NO TELLN WHAT THE PUNISHMENT WOULD BE...ORAYN FOR ALL THE FAMILIES THEY HURT AND STOLE FROM😔😔🤨🙄

  • @teenieneenie630
    @teenieneenie630 Год назад +80

    I kept coming back to this scene of the horror and terror Maggie and Paul must have experienced as they were executed one by one by Alex. The pain, the perplexedly, the horror on Paul's face as he saw his father with the gun. Maggie's thoughts as she ran to Paul of "I was right to be afraid", only to be cut down before reaching her baby. It was all this and the fact that Alex offered no one else to blame that convinced me. Now, where's Cuzin' Eddie?

    • @dianealarcon8304
      @dianealarcon8304 Год назад +13

      Alex tried his best to throw everyone under the bus- Anyone connected to the boat crash, the grounds keeper, 5’2” killers, cousin Eddie, Gloria’s family gave DNA samples, too. With all his deflection, he never mentioned that someone was out to get him.
      Like the judge said, he is duplicitous.

    • @marygoff3332
      @marygoff3332 Год назад

      Yep. Gotta be a literal psychopath to blow out your son's brain.

    • @johnalexander4654
      @johnalexander4654 Год назад +4

      Cousin Eddie is also in prison-

    • @kadariusbryant3271
      @kadariusbryant3271 Год назад +2

      @@johnalexander4654 what is he in prison for?

    • @ae1586
      @ae1586 Год назад

      He is in jail for conspiracy to traffic controlled substances, money laundering and insurance fraud among other charges involving his shooting of Alex

  • @theresasimonson6034
    @theresasimonson6034 Год назад +131

    IF I Didn't commit these horrible crimes I WOULD be Pleading and begging to the Judge this is a mistake . Not just stand there stone faced saying. I'm innocent... I would be emotional ALL Over the place many times.
    And his mouth dried out ONLY when addressing his wife and the actual crime. All the other LIES he admitted he could talk fine without that rapid tongue moving

    • @kimsnyder1351
      @kimsnyder1351 Год назад +8

      It’s going to be appealed so he can’t react or say much.

    • @davidgreen3001
      @davidgreen3001 Год назад +19

      "if the reaction doesn't look how I expect it to he's guilty" do you have any idea how evil and sick this line of thinking is?

    • @acalaeharrison
      @acalaeharrison Год назад +10

      And immediately screaming at the police to get out there and find who had just killed my wife and son. Not talking about how my son was irresponsible with guns. And then getting out there MYSELF to find the “real killers”

    • @britanyh99611
      @britanyh99611 Год назад +9

      That’s the ONLY thing that has me double guessing.why isn’t he concerned about the killer walking?!?

    • @413smr
      @413smr Год назад +5

      Not everybody gets all blubbery emotional.

  • @Peeved100
    @Peeved100 Год назад +1

    "He didn't cry. All he did was blow snot." My favorite quote so far.

  • @michelemaliano7860
    @michelemaliano7860 Год назад +2

    His emotions were due to the fact that he is finally feeling the consequences of a life of entitlement coming to an end.

  • @notmyfirstrodeo6831
    @notmyfirstrodeo6831 Год назад +183

    Repugnant is the word that comes to mind when I see AM talk… his conceit proceeds him everywhere he goes! Bravo prosecution team, LE, jury, judge and community. Praying for justice for the other victims.

  • @lorieicher6547
    @lorieicher6547 Год назад +23

    Thank God this jury saw the truth! Creighton Waters should be applauded for his excellent work. And the other prosecutor who did the rebuttal closing argument was AMAZING!!

    • @nelsonwilbury6162
      @nelsonwilbury6162 Год назад

      Should he be applauded for the inappropriate press conference where he behaved like he won a Super Bowl instead of like two people are dead from murders where the investigation was entirely botched?

  • @bdlimea7018
    @bdlimea7018 Год назад +8

    This case reminds me of the Daybell case. Lori and Chad had bodies all connected to them as well. Took time for investigators to connect the dots. Sadly, too late for her children. Just as it was too late for Paul and Maggie.
    How sick do you have to be to kill your flesh and blood?
    I only hope he gets the attention he deserves in prison.

  • @brandonmartin6824
    @brandonmartin6824 Год назад +3

    The fact that there were still 2 jurors who initially voted not guilty and one who was "unsure", after watching this trial is mind boggling scary 🤯🤯🤯

    • @malinoisnation9392
      @malinoisnation9392 Год назад

      What? They are the only one who got it right. Sadly like u they had no backbone.

    • @brandonmartin6824
      @brandonmartin6824 Год назад

      @@malinoisnation9392 You are blind, deaf or dumb, maybe all three. 9 of the other jurors got it from the beginning, so I guess I'M in the majority 🤔🤦🏽‍♂️ I bet you think OJ was innocent too 🤣🤣🤣

    • @malinoisnation9392
      @malinoisnation9392 Год назад

      @@brandonmartin6824 being in the majority of idiots isn’t a bragging point.

    • @malinoisnation9392
      @malinoisnation9392 Год назад

      Go listen to any number of lawyers on RUclips who said they are wrong. Law of self defense is a good start w Andrew

  • @doragreen3887
    @doragreen3887 Год назад +168

    Thank goodness for this intelligent juror and the rest of the jurors!

    • @phoenixmerridian9119
      @phoenixmerridian9119 Год назад

      There are still people angry that he was found guilty because they refuse to trust Maggie and Pauls time of death, and think WAY more weight should go to them possibly being killed at like, some other time after 906 but they have no proof of..
      These crazy people out here thinking the jury got it wrong because the Jury listened to the experts and the evidence and put 2 + 2 together. They want 2 + 2 to = 5 so bad so they can feel smart.
      Scares me, i pray these peopple get weeded out of Jury duty

    • @DixonDixon65
      @DixonDixon65 Год назад +1

      It was quite simple and clear...evidence was there!

    • @janetstotler399
      @janetstotler399 Год назад

      Are you serious?

  • @rhondasajjadieh7791
    @rhondasajjadieh7791 Год назад +98

    The evidence was clear as this juror said

    • @berdellfleming5074
      @berdellfleming5074 Год назад +14

      The evidence was very week!

    • @sarrmon_
      @sarrmon_ Год назад +26

      @@berdellfleming5074 you can’t even spell weak correctly, idk if you should really be speaking your opinion on the evidence so boldly

    • @eimansfq1860
      @eimansfq1860 Год назад

      @@berdellfleming5074 shut up pussio

    • @robbinperers8526
      @robbinperers8526 Год назад +8

      The evidence is clear. Overwhelming is just a tad bit of a stretch. His own words convicted him. Most everything else he can conjure a lie as he attempted the lie about the recording. Life w/o Parole is fair and justified.
      Overwhelming? That, Is being over played for which it is not overwhelming.
      Without the voice recording he walks.
      We knew he lied about all of it. The only thing, however, that curtailed any and all reasonable doubt were his own words.

    • @rayray8687
      @rayray8687 Год назад +8

      @@berdellfleming5074: The evidence was convincing…the defense was almost comical.

  • @louisewright8769
    @louisewright8769 Год назад +7

    God bless the Jury and this gentleman . you did Gods work by bringing justice to so many people . My heart goes out to the beach family .

  • @tanyajohnson5331
    @tanyajohnson5331 Год назад +5

    Justice is served. Thank you jurors for not believing his lies

  • @joen8529
    @joen8529 Год назад +40

    That juror seemed like a sharp, no-nonsense guy. Really good to hear from him.

  • @josephdunbar2105
    @josephdunbar2105 Год назад +14

    “All he did was blow snot”. Time magazines quote of the year nominee !

  • @BeachButterfly22
    @BeachButterfly22 Год назад +1

    " Don't let him fool you"!! is one of my favourite statements in this case.

  • @gailtrotman5256
    @gailtrotman5256 Год назад +5

    Astute and smart jury! Like myself, they listened carefully to the evidence and watched the demeanors of every witness. The fake crying was creepy to watch. I knew being in the same room, breathing the same air, the jury would see who he was. From the time Shelly and Blanca testified I knew he was guilty! No doubt whatsoever! Marian Proctor, Maggie's sister, was the cherry on top. Guilty as hell.

  • @alleylawjo
    @alleylawjo Год назад +23

    The quote "Oh what a tangled web we weave when at first we start to deceive" is not by Shakespeare but by Walter Scott in his poem "Marmion." It refers to the effects of lying and how as one lie leads to more the lies multiply, and we become trapped in the dishonesty.

    • @wendycarr2019
      @wendycarr2019 Год назад +5

      “Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive”

    • @septimuswarrensmith879
      @septimuswarrensmith879 Год назад

      I thought it was Homer Simpson, maybe Homer of the Iliad?

  • @CarrieAKouri
    @CarrieAKouri Год назад +93

    Kudos to Paul for taking that video.

    • @buggiebuild1
      @buggiebuild1 Год назад +28

      & Bubba,had he not had a chicken,Alex wouldn’t have yelled😂✌🏻

    • @emersonmanning6523
      @emersonmanning6523 Год назад +7

      And killing a girl...

    • @kathi7502
      @kathi7502 Год назад +17

      ​@@buggiebuild1 and to Cash, the chocolate Lab. Without him, there wouldn't have even been a video🐾🦴

    • @bcatblues725
      @bcatblues725 Год назад +8

      And Bubba

    • @Iama1asupernova
      @Iama1asupernova Год назад +7

      All God!!!! Thanks be to the almighty Heavenly Father!!! Paul caught his and his moms murderer unbeknownst to him and his mom!

  • @daviddaniel2198
    @daviddaniel2198 Год назад +40

    I feel horrible for Buster. Imagine one day realizing your mom and brother are gone and now your dad is basically gone. That kids whole life is ruined because of his father.

    • @emilyheather328
      @emilyheather328 Год назад +5

      You don't know if he killed a person or not. Also I don't think his dad did it because there's no hardcore evidence there was no blood or their DNA on his body there was no blood on a water hose or in the shower there was no blood on the golf car or his shoes or in this truck. The guns had to be on the property or at his parents did they just walk away. The jacket they found didn't even have blood on it when that gun residue. All their evidence was circumstantial not hardcore

    • @avejaly8065
      @avejaly8065 Год назад +8

      I don't. Buster is a bust.

    • @thenightporter
      @thenightporter Год назад +15

      He is not a kid; he is 26 years old. He is an adult.

    • @karinaz8756
      @karinaz8756 Год назад +15

      Hopefully NOW people will come forward with info about Stevens death. Buster’s named was mentioned as a suspect. The chokehold this family had on a small town is over.

    • @karinaz8756
      @karinaz8756 Год назад

      @@avejaly8065 when Dad FINALLY ADMITTED it was his voice in that Snapchat video - it was over. He did it. There literally was no way a mystery person could have appeared , killed two people and disappeared in the 5 minutes between the end of the video , and the phone calls. It’s obvious to those of us with critical thinking skills. We have evidence. It’s DIGITAL evidence.

  • @lindalb9519
    @lindalb9519 Год назад +3

    What a great, sensible, juror. Very matter-of-fact.

  • @KohalaLover
    @KohalaLover Год назад +65

    Creighton Waters! The GOAT of justice. AG Wilson never looked you in the eye when thanking the state’s attorneys last night, but those watching the entire trial realize your effort and compelling evidence. Thank you to you and your entire team.

    • @mamacitachang
      @mamacitachang Год назад +8

      I agree. I thought it was just me feeling like the AG was displaying some narcissism of his own. I didn't care for the AG trying to take all the shine

    • @bethanyporterharley7621
      @bethanyporterharley7621 Год назад +2

      He was one of the most unlikable people in this trial - it’s hard to decide between him & the pathologist. He pretty much acted like he was jealous of Murdaugh and wanted to take him down.

    • @reneewilliams1747
      @reneewilliams1747 Год назад +2

      ​@@bethanyporterharley7621 Waters seemed to have a personal grudge against Alex Murdaugh.

    • @bethanyporterharley7621
      @bethanyporterharley7621 Год назад

      @@reneewilliams1747 agreed. I was sure it wouldn’t sit well with the jurors. Of course, now we know that the jurors were not unanimous when they went into deliberations & that the “not guilty” folks were bullied into changing their vote, so we’ll probably never know what they actually thought of Waters.

    • @lolodee3528
      @lolodee3528 Год назад

      Waters was a B O S S.

  • @melodieshimon
    @melodieshimon Год назад +65

    He’s right he had no remorse ! Rest In Peace Maggie Paul Stephen Gloria Mallory 🙏

    • @dorehenry7766
      @dorehenry7766 Год назад +1

      Yes

    • @tinawindham6958
      @tinawindham6958 Год назад

      …the list is incomplete

    • @BH-1964
      @BH-1964 Год назад +1

      I thought Mallory was killed in the boat wreck and Gloria tripped going up the steps. Alex wasn't even there! Maggie called him and he came home. Am I wrong?

    • @Synthetic-Rabbit
      @Synthetic-Rabbit Год назад

      Paul was kind of a douchebag and was responsible for at least one death himself, maybe two.

  • @samanthamarlman4671
    @samanthamarlman4671 Год назад +1

    Sickening a juror was allowed to be allowed to be a juror when his brother was a witness for the state!!! Gross! SC should be ashamed of this verdict of ONLY 45 mins

  • @beverlybmwwilkerson5923
    @beverlybmwwilkerson5923 Год назад +3

    After running a muck, Alex finally got stopped THANK GOD!!!

  • @mondoenterprises6710
    @mondoenterprises6710 Год назад +167

    Great work by jury and Prosecutor Waters. In so many ways a very hard case to win or convince lay people.

    • @juliecrane9647
      @juliecrane9647 Год назад +4

      I think that this jury was made up mostly of lay ppl who were able to give two guilty verdicts. Ppl who work hard, pay taxes and try not to be a lawbreaker can see thru the facades of the wealthy that their lives are perfect. They all had common sense and that gave em the truth. Let me add that I don't think all wealthy ppl are fake. Many are giving and humble. I've worked for ppl owning their own business and most have been generous and fair to me.
      Just like the partners Alex betrayed and stole from.
      And I feel bad for his son Buster and hope he doesn't deal with this in the ways his dad dealt with life....thru addiction. Alex brought his troubles on himself but Buster didn't. Im choosing not to believe the rumors about him right now.

    • @christieprince6991
      @christieprince6991 Год назад +1

      Very interesting that up until Initial stages of Jury Deliberation, 2 Jurors believed After (all evidence admitted) that Alec Was INNOCENT of these crimes a 3rd Jury believed he might be innocent but not entirely sure. Other Jurors bulldozer them into agreeing to vote guilty on the baes of the Police Cam which shows the shells used in Murder. Resemblance to shells in one of guns Alec might own-- doesn't mean he is the only one in SC who owns that tipe of gun. They didn't find that exact type gun in his home but it still didn't matter- he owned guns - so guilty .I think 1or 2 of two of those 3 who wanted to vote NOT GUILTY " didn't want to face wrath from Media MOB who wanted Alec Doomed - for their own safety reasons!!

    • @wendyc1902
      @wendyc1902 Год назад

      @@christieprince6991
      Don't forget...the judge conveniently dismissed another undecided potential Not Guilty Juror the morning of deliberations.
      And SLED Owens is involved.
      This lynch mob doesn't even know what ethics is...let alone notice it.
      People better pay attention to what they just did to this man.
      I don't give a rip about Alex Murdaugh but I do care about our justice system and of they can do it to him, they'll do it to anyone!
      It's disturbing to say the least.

    • @wendyc1902
      @wendyc1902 Год назад +1

      @@juliecrane9647
      This juror was very flippant. He had his mind made up a long time ago.
      So brave, huh
      And the wine Mom documentary watchers are after Buster over MORE ludicrous high school gossip that never led to anything.

    • @scwienert
      @scwienert Год назад +3

      @@wendyc1902 just like your mind is made up about this juror from the beginning?
      If you’re going to give someone the benefit of the doubt, it should be the juror not AM.

  • @ellidione9385
    @ellidione9385 Год назад +81

    I think it’s so interesting that jury members speak out and share their experiences. In Canada, you are never allowed to talk about your experience as a juror.

    • @sashamoore9691
      @sashamoore9691 Год назад +1

      Canada also sentenced their murderers to 4 years. Y’all suck. Get a backbone

    • @AndyCutright
      @AndyCutright Год назад +15

      First Amendment, baby.

    • @avalondreaming1433
      @avalondreaming1433 Год назад +29

      You shouldn't be allowed to do it here.

    • @insomnia20422
      @insomnia20422 Год назад

      Well Canada isnt really the poster child for freedom of speech in the last couple years. I only say Ottawa protest crackdowns with bank account freezing and declaring martial law of the government to silence and oppress peaceful people.

    • @dorettamchugh2680
      @dorettamchugh2680 Год назад +13

      And that's why we are the freest nation.

  • @josephcosgrove7508
    @josephcosgrove7508 Год назад +14

    As someone whom been around major alcoholics in my life. I've seen them really convince themselves innocence on things they do. Like they really didn't do it. At first I was like ok, their just in denial but they really make themselves believe it, it scary.

  • @jeffhardiman3957
    @jeffhardiman3957 Год назад +1

    I'm amazed how 3 people can change their minds in 45 minutes.

  • @glenn3742
    @glenn3742 Год назад +29

    How can 2 Jurors think he was not guilty and one "I don't know"? That is almost shocking to me. The world we live in....Glad they got it right!

    • @MarleyCarl
      @MarleyCarl Год назад +20

      The two who voted not guilty might have thought he was guilty but maybe not beyond a reasonable doubt

    • @taragrubb9720
      @taragrubb9720 Год назад +23

      BecauSe there wasn’t much real evidence. Most people already found him guilty before trial even began

    • @emilyheather328
      @emilyheather328 Год назад

      Probably because there's no way he could have killed him in 4 minutes. Also their DNA should have been all over his body and they didn't get anything like that. Their DNA should have been on the golf cart should have been on the bottom of shoes should have been in the shower should have been on the water hose and they found none of that. There was not even blood on the jacket that had gunshot residue which makes no sense. They did find male DNA under her fingernails that wasn't his though and hair in her hand that went missing.

    • @karinaz8756
      @karinaz8756 Год назад

      @@taragrubb9720 you have GOT to be kidding. There is plenty of DIGITAL EVIDENCE. And it’s obvious to those of us with critical thinking skills. As soon as Alex admitted he LIED and it was his voice in the Snapchat video - that was it. Five minutes in between the end of the Snapchat video and the unanswered phone calls. No time for a mystery third person to kill two people and disappear undetected.

    • @windsorpatb
      @windsorpatb Год назад +2

      Never underestimate the stupidity and gullibility of the American Public.

  • @marshapieroni6677
    @marshapieroni6677 Год назад +1

    It was nice to hear a juror's prospective

  • @monicauk8370
    @monicauk8370 Год назад +3

    This guy is something else. He couldn’t wait to be the 1st one to speak. I’ve heard he asked for money. I hope a body language guy does a reaction to him

    • @tawnacampbell2978
      @tawnacampbell2978 Год назад +1

      Yep and he probably swayed the jurors who would've voted not guilty, like myself!

    • @johnvenuti3245
      @johnvenuti3245 Год назад +1

      @@tawnacampbell2978 good thing you weren’t a juror. Disgraceful to embrace evil

  • @origtex
    @origtex Год назад +12

    Jurors probably cried when they heard the housekeeper's kids got zero $$ when she "fell from stairs"

    • @lolodee3528
      @lolodee3528 Год назад

      Yes, but AM did. What was his hardship? Find a new housekeeper?

    • @savedbyhismercy711
      @savedbyhismercy711 Год назад

      The family and their attorney have recovered 7.8 million dollars from Alexs old law firm. They started a charity in Glorias name to bring good out her passing. They received double for their suffering and Alex received life

  • @Christy-.
    @Christy-. Год назад +19

    Thank you sir juror!! God bless you darling !! 💙⭐️👑

  • @patriot4life262
    @patriot4life262 Год назад +2

    I love that this juror did great, and it is his choice to talk. The case was a SLAM DUNK. Absolutely no doubt in my mind.

  • @wuslon8
    @wuslon8 Год назад +9

    Let`s get that straight: There were two people on that jury who, after listening to evidence for 6 weeks, decided he was not guilty, but a mere 45 minutes of deliberation was enough to change their minds? That is scary as hell because it means that they either hadn`t paid attention during the trial or they were not really capable of forming an opinion of their own and therefore easily swayed by whatever reasoning they heard last. Either way they had no business being on a jury.

    • @tawnacampbell2978
      @tawnacampbell2978 Год назад +3

      Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. It is sad it only took 45 minutes for them to sway their decision! They were tired and just gave up and went with the majority! The lady that was released was said to have thought he was innocent as well! Every juror had a right to be there, whether you agree with their opinion or not. I would've voted not gulity!

    • @nellym.6555
      @nellym.6555 Год назад +5

      This is the type of jury that can put any innocent behind bars, in the cases that I have been a jury we always review the evidence. Being a juror you have the defendant's life in your hands.

    • @tessiepetersen7488
      @tessiepetersen7488 Год назад +5

      Jurors convicted AM because of his LIES. And lies and lies.....
      According to the one juror that speak out at interviews . I just watched it.
      So it seems like AM is convicted by being a liar. Not the death of his son and wife. Lol...

    • @wuslon8
      @wuslon8 Год назад +2

      @@tawnacampbell2978 I have no idea if he did it or not. The jury may well have gotten it right. I just don`t unterstand how you can change your mind like that. It`s not like they decided they`d rather have fish than steak after all. They had the man`s life in their hands.

  • @gracesutton5518
    @gracesutton5518 Год назад +20

    Explain how jurors came to Guilty decision in 3 hours. These jurors used what’s called Common Sense WTG Jurors 🎉

    • @davidgreen3001
      @davidgreen3001 Год назад +5

      Except there's this thing in our system that's called "without any reasonable doubt" you can't convince anybody with the evidence at hand this was without any reasonable doubt he did it. He probably did, but this is a slap in the face to justice seeing this juror talk about being openly biased against the guy and lying about him crying on stand. It's actually really disgusting what we're seeing.

    • @marygoff3332
      @marygoff3332 Год назад

      ​​@@davidgreen3001did you watch the entire trial? I did. The evidence was overwhelming. Murdaugh not crying on the stand was just the icing on the cake.

    • @davidgreen3001
      @davidgreen3001 Год назад +2

      @@marygoff3332 Explain then. What was the smoking gun here? What was the piece of evidence that made you say "yup 1000% I know, I'd put him as guilty" I still haven't heard anything from anybody outside of "the evidence was so much" but then they just say circumstantial stuff like "well we can't prove anybody else was there so that means he did it"

    • @MarleyCarl
      @MarleyCarl Год назад +2

      @@davidgreen3001 the video paul took where you hear alex’s voice mere mins before they were murdered, alex lying about not being there at that time which makes no sense to lie about in the first place if you’re innocent…
      That’s justifiable for guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

    • @septimuswarrensmith879
      @septimuswarrensmith879 Год назад

      Actually, Grace--the juror who bespoke after said it was about an hour. Two nays, one I-dunno, and 9 yays. Until they got out the bellywhoppers and all agreed twas time to get down.

  • @jamiesowders53
    @jamiesowders53 Год назад +96

    Thank you to the South Carolina Prosecutors and all Law Enforcement who work this case and to the Jurors who saw through his manipulation and lies ,Maggie and Paul got Justice👏👏

    • @mulemule
      @mulemule Год назад +8

      Let's hope that same profound and dogged pursuit of Justice now focuses upon Stephen Smith's murder and cover-up.🤞

    • @MrBangbangjim
      @MrBangbangjim Год назад +3

      Maggie and Paul are dead. Where's the justice in that?

    • @bodybong
      @bodybong Год назад +14

      ​@@MrBangbangjimwell Paul killed someone then laughed about it, Maggie and Paul were the ones home when Gloria mysteriously fell down the stairs, then didn't turn in Alex for stealing the money from her sons... The whole family is a pos

    • @jamiesowders53
      @jamiesowders53 Год назад +2

      @@MrBangbangjim AM got convicted of their murders

    • @MrBangbangjim
      @MrBangbangjim Год назад +1

      @@jamiesowders53 You don't say.

  • @BeachgirlKarli
    @BeachgirlKarli Год назад +9

    Thank you to Judge Newman, the Jurors, Prosecutors and LE for an outstanding job. RIP Steven, Mallory, Gloria, Maggie and Paul.🌈🌟🫶😢🙏♥May the other families get justice and they all begin to heal.🙏❤

  • @ciaralovebug360
    @ciaralovebug360 Год назад

    Thank you for your interview juror

  • @shermikascutchings353
    @shermikascutchings353 Год назад +22

    Dam he couldn't wait to talk. I wonder how much he got to talk to the News may his son and wife rest in heaven.

    • @mangafq8
      @mangafq8 Год назад

      Pray for their souls. Heaven isn't a guarantee.

    • @septimuswarrensmith879
      @septimuswarrensmith879 Год назад

      His new friends in prison will teach him all about 'talking'!