7 Key Moments from Alex Murdaugh’s Heated Cross-Examination in Family Murders Trial

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  • Опубликовано: 23 фев 2023
  • Prosecutor Creighton Waters cross-examined disgraced lawyer Alex Murdaugh Thursday and Friday after he took the stand in his family murders trial. Waters pressed Murdaugh on several occasions over the lies he’s told and the financial crimes he’s committed. The Law&Crime Network’s Angenette Levy breaks down seven key moments from Alex Murdaugh’s heated cross-examination.
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  • @anncodec
    @anncodec Год назад +811

    Him muscling his way into people's hospital rooms,even though his son is the sole cause of the accident, is pretty scary.

    • @Redtopper02
      @Redtopper02 Год назад +74

      has his badge exposed to intimidate hospital staff and others. Hey I'm LE

    • @valeriegriner5644
      @valeriegriner5644 Год назад +66

      @@Redtopper02 EXACTLY! He lied about how he was using that badge. Of course, he LIES about everything.

    • @lstruggy
      @lstruggy Год назад +30

      Wait so the badge was used in the hospital that’s why he had it w him?

    • @DD-d6d3
      @DD-d6d3 Год назад +36

      @@lstruggy yup! He barged into the room of Paul's girlfriend *while the doctors were operating on her hand! *

    • @chromegnats
      @chromegnats Год назад +25

      That’s what’s truly so sad about all of this… this situation and the way things operate in this town is not unique or uncommon. It’s more so the normal in these small towns. Imagine the lives destroyed. Jarring and truly infuriating.

  • @mrose6107
    @mrose6107 Год назад +905

    He is disgusting and vile. I hope the jury isn’t buying his folksy, down home, persona. Paw paw! pleeeeeze

    • @junkiexl86
      @junkiexl86 Год назад

      He is. He lied, stole, deceived and swindled people out of millions of dollars. However that doesn't automatically mean he killed his family

    • @psfanboy79
      @psfanboy79 Год назад +34

      They are. Trust me. He’s walking or at most hung jury

    • @normanspurgeon5324
      @normanspurgeon5324 Год назад

      You're buying the tempest in a teapot the prosecutor has created. "Let's all hang Alex"

    • @normanspurgeon5324
      @normanspurgeon5324 Год назад +10

      @@psfanboy79 remarkable insight. I agree

    • @buggiebuild1
      @buggiebuild1 Год назад +30

      I too worried about that, but I did notice the judge is not, I repeat, not ,messing around, gotta love that👍🏻✌🏻

  • @whereisCarmenSandiego
    @whereisCarmenSandiego Год назад +273

    Every ounce of respect people had for him flew out the window the night he tried to intimidate those teens into lying about his fuckup of a kid driving that boat. The balls on this man to think ANYONE would believe a single word he says is just astonishing.

    • @marieparrott7944
      @marieparrott7944 Год назад +9

      Oh my goodness can’t believe a father would go that far to protect his son…😡 As much as I love and adore my sons if they were in anyway responsible for any crime they would admit their wrong doings, and most certainly would not accept me trying to get them off said crime!! Not that it would even enter my train if thoughts….Alex was a father trying to defend his sons actions because of duty love and twisted kind of respect, I don’t hear him think of how Mallory’s Parents felt…💔💔 did the other young people in the boat accident give testimony in either this trial or the actual boat trial? Thank you watching from UK 🇬🇧

    • @KrolKaz
      @KrolKaz Год назад +7

      You most certainly would if it meant you losing millions of dollars in a lawsuit.

    • @whereisCarmenSandiego
      @whereisCarmenSandiego Год назад +2

      @@KrolKaz
      Whatever you say…

    • @dayoldnews8869
      @dayoldnews8869 Год назад +3

      @@KrolKaz Maybe true. Tendacy shows one's integrity does indeed get more difficult to keep with the more money you make. Guess that was what the whole eye of the needle thing was about.

    • @DonDivaBitch
      @DonDivaBitch Год назад +2

      @@marieparrott7944I Was Done With Alex When He Said What He Said To Mallory’s Mom. “Oh We Know How That Story Is Ending” Like What?! Why Would You Say That To A Missing Girl’s Mom?! Then Kept Mallory’s Parents Out The Loop But The Murdaugh’s Was Able To Stomp All Through The Crime Scene

  • @johnmichaelson9173
    @johnmichaelson9173 Год назад +51

    It's one of the few times we the public see lawyer's being absolutely disgusted with a fellow lawyer.

  • @annekenney6914
    @annekenney6914 Год назад +537

    He said "hurting Maggie and Paul" not killing Maggie and Paul - trying to distance himself by minimizing what happened.

    • @lucylucky1748
      @lucylucky1748 Год назад

      He is sickening,menacing even sitting there ,he's a monster !!!

    • @dsab381
      @dsab381 Год назад +23

      He's not minimizing killing them. He's flat-out denying it.

    • @richardbetts816
      @richardbetts816 Год назад +25

      I thought it was Paw paw and Mags?

    • @cheesehead4670
      @cheesehead4670 Год назад

      @@richardbetts816 they way he kept calling them that on the stand was making my skin crawl. Using pet names doesn’t make us believe you didn’t kill your family. 🙄

    • @Michelle-wk4ek
      @Michelle-wk4ek Год назад +4

      @@richardbetts816haha me too, it’s there accent, I’m British

  • @dfinite4089
    @dfinite4089 Год назад +554

    He harmed those people that he stole from. Disabled or grieving, people needing that money for care. For the roof over their head. He didn’t just “steal their money”.

    • @danparish1344
      @danparish1344 Год назад +42

      And from his best friend. He literally doesn’t care about anyone else.

    • @madreep
      @madreep Год назад +59

      The Satterfield boys lost their home to foreclose. That wouldn't have happened if they would have received the money

    • @tishdemsas
      @tishdemsas Год назад +8

      Horrible financial crimes. Deserves all he’s got coming and then some. But how do you from there to murdering your wife and son? Crime of passion or hate makes sense but no impression from state and defense witnesses that testified made me think that was the case

    • @AnaSuarez628
      @AnaSuarez628 Год назад +4

      Did he say if he felt sorry for harming all those people?

    • @michellel2773
      @michellel2773 Год назад +2

      Such an important point...

  • @Beepscat1
    @Beepscat1 Год назад +70

    Did anyone catch when Alex said, “Maggie asked me to LEAVE” before quickly correcting himself saying, “Maggie asked me to come to kennel…”. MOTIVE!!!! She had enough!!

  • @bart234465
    @bart234465 Год назад +3

    As a juror, it would be so obvious this guy is trying to be slick

  • @Ela-cw7fi
    @Ela-cw7fi Год назад +849

    Liars often repeat a question nearly verbatim as a stalling tactic to give themselves time to formulate an answer. For example, if you ask someone, "Did you do it?" and they answer, "Did I do it? Of course not!" there's a good chance they're covering something up.

    • @jesspepsi
      @jesspepsi Год назад

      And he kept shaking his head yes. Guilty guilty guilty and for him to be able to murder his family like that is just unbelievable. Hope he gets the death penalty

    • @miaknig3130
      @miaknig3130 Год назад +49

      Or they pretend to not understand the question and will give an irrelevant answer or ask for clarification. Sometimes they answer partially, while concentrating on something that has nothing to do w the question eg the Depp v Heard case when Heard was telling the jury that she needs the metadata from the picture to be able to answer the question. Camille shut her down quickly, which was hysterical.

    • @louisehicks3285
      @louisehicks3285 Год назад +45

      CORRECT!!! He is painfully deceitful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @Cakaholic365
      @Cakaholic365 Год назад +46

      And he applied this tactic to 95% of the questions

    • @genieraekirkland9717
      @genieraekirkland9717 Год назад +25

      I’m from Allendale about an half an hour away. I’ve got to say while I think he’s guilty I really think it’s going to be a hung jury.

  • @mondaygrl811
    @mondaygrl811 Год назад +734

    How did people spend any time with this man? His lies are so obvious and exhausting. I can't imagine spending 30 minutes around him, let alone working or socializing with him.

    • @sherielowe4256
      @sherielowe4256 Год назад +69

      He is exhausting.

    • @clocloww1622
      @clocloww1622 Год назад +47

      😂 exactly! Thought the same, not even mentioning being married for decades to such a trash

    • @bleachlowery295
      @bleachlowery295 Год назад +7

      RIGHT !!!!

    • @TheLexiechey
      @TheLexiechey Год назад

      He talks like he's doing coke, a mile a minute, imagine all the people who believed this crap he sold them for all these years? I can't believe he got away with it so long, the guy's life was all a lie, he flew on his father's and their fathers prominent wings for far too long.

    • @madisonsmith5154
      @madisonsmith5154 Год назад +49

      i watched the hbo documentary and i believe it was connor’s (paul’s friend) parents said that you had to be careful with Alex bc you could always tell that he was lying

  • @evonne315
    @evonne315 Год назад +3

    He appears to have no shock that someone slipped in, killed his family, and slipped away totally undetected, all within 5 minutes of being in their company.

  • @deeogrady1717
    @deeogrady1717 Год назад +6

    The paw paw thing makes me sick , he’s trying to use an affectionate term . He said both relationships were “wonderful”, but also followed with “as good as they could be.” What!

  • @bettyechols6405
    @bettyechols6405 Год назад +43

    Half Paul's head missing, but he checked his pulse

  • @mjc1924
    @mjc1924 Год назад +370

    When being questioned by his defense team, the answers were short and mostly yes and no. Being questioned by the prosecution his answers were long and mostly word salad.

    • @phoenixmerridian9119
      @phoenixmerridian9119 Год назад +22

      when he went on and on about the dog and the ducks and such, he was having a GOOD TIME. he was legit enjoying himself, i wanted to slap him. I bet that rubbed a few jurors who had to look at the pictures of the bodies the wrong way.

    • @valeriegriner5644
      @valeriegriner5644 Год назад +20

      He has to tread carefully to cover all the LIES he has already told...that's why he restates the questions and acts like he doesn't hear or understand. So cunning!

    • @phyllis5241
      @phyllis5241 Год назад +17

      I pray the Jury is swayed by FACTS not Emotion

    • @marrianner.1682
      @marrianner.1682 Год назад +19

      Yes, I noticed that. He can't even answer questions as a professional lawyer should. Personally, he talks waaaay too much!

    • @sgcacademy2877
      @sgcacademy2877 Год назад +9

      @@marrianner.1682 he is playing pros like violin imo. law school 101 - don't ask questions you don't know the answer to first and certainly don't ask/let defendants spin in their own way. IF he gets aquitted of hung jury, it's this cross exam. that made it happened. I am not stating opinion on guilt/innocence. I am stating what the pros./def is actually doing in court.

  • @cattygirl218
    @cattygirl218 Год назад +47

    I was rewatching testimony about crime scene contamination and thinking well, yes, there were people all over the crime scene because Alec called everyone in his contacts list to come over there to create that chaos.

  • @edcpike
    @edcpike Год назад +4

    I’ll bet he’s so surprised to be held accountable for his actions. Must be a new experience for him.

  • @paigea4745
    @paigea4745 Год назад +401

    We’re supposed to believe a man can’t remember the details of the last conversation he had with his wife and son before they were murdered? Innocent people would be replaying those conversations in their head over and over after finding out their loved ones were killed. Alex can’t remember the conversations because they didn’t happen.

    • @NoName-di4qq
      @NoName-di4qq Год назад +6

      Absolutely. Look up "trauma"

    • @dennismoore2787
      @dennismoore2787 Год назад +27

      keeping in mind that the last conversation would have been right before he killed them, and who wants to remember all that begging?

    • @ekrip8
      @ekrip8 Год назад +6

      Obviously some kind of conversations did happen, but Alex is too busy trying to sort through all his lies that he cant remember what he said he said, and/or to whom he said it. There did not seem to be any arguing in the video that Paul took where you can hear all 3 Murdaughs talking calmly.

    • @missbevpowers
      @missbevpowers Год назад

      Yes. 60 pills daily? I don't believe he was addicted. He's full of hockey. Despicable human.

    • @madpharmtech
      @madpharmtech Год назад +15

      Oh conversations happened that lead to their death. He was withdrawing and had a huge drug addiction. My adult child has a drug addiction and I am scared of her when she is coming off or using. Drug addiction ruins lives.

  • @bettyechols6405
    @bettyechols6405 Год назад +54

    I hope the jury was as irritated as I was by his repeating EVERY SINGLE QUESTION

  • @jeweliedee4299
    @jeweliedee4299 Год назад +2

    He admits to stealing from a teenager as if he had merely squashed a fly.

  • @inandoutoftheabyss9953
    @inandoutoftheabyss9953 Год назад +7

    The top moment was when he was asked if he is a "family annihilator." After his answer, he takes a deep, focused breath and there is a rage in his eyes that you rarely see in real life.

  • @justbeinghonest8523
    @justbeinghonest8523 Год назад +140

    Alex doesn’t answer any questions definitively, he leaves enough wiggle room to change his answer if the prosecutors try to trap him in a lie. I hope the jury can pick up on this.

    • @stephenhough4957
      @stephenhough4957 9 месяцев назад +1

      Agree totally. It’s a tactic. He went in with the idea that he’d muddy all questions with vague answers, replying with lots of words, never admitting guilt except for financial crimes which he’s quite willing to hold his hands up about…..but in my opinion only to evade punishment for the double murder.

  • @leximarie3808
    @leximarie3808 Год назад +290

    The whole family is rotten to the core. Siblings, parents, etc. Vile people.

    • @cashmeremonroe7715
      @cashmeremonroe7715 Год назад +9

      Thank you.

    • @diogenes34
      @diogenes34 Год назад +29

      generational, corruption

    • @chavontaewilliams8020
      @chavontaewilliams8020 Год назад +28

      This isn’t the only family set up like this think about the ones we don’t know about that’s been getting away with stuff like this

    • @donnalambert7674
      @donnalambert7674 Год назад +3

      💯

    • @dianavandorn4589
      @dianavandorn4589 Год назад +3

      Funny how everyone is an expert and totally live a perfect life.

  • @deeogrady1717
    @deeogrady1717 Год назад +8

    He also says he did not see himself as a big shot, yet places a lawyer badge on his dash! Just shocking!

  • @behaviorservicesofthemid-s9623
    @behaviorservicesofthemid-s9623 Год назад +4

    Creighton Waters sounds like the name of a lawyer from a John Grisham book.

  • @Onepinkflamingo
    @Onepinkflamingo Год назад +568

    From I didn't consider myself law enforcement to "other law enforcement " I really hope the jury paid close attention to his lies & contradictory testimony.

    • @myjewelry4u
      @myjewelry4u Год назад +47

      Don’t forget he put blue lights in his car.

    • @Onepinkflamingo
      @Onepinkflamingo Год назад +14

      @Karen Mahoney 💩completely forgot to include that tid-bit of information.

    • @myjewelry4u
      @myjewelry4u Год назад +27

      @@Onepinkflamingo I knew you just forgot that part, oh and what about that whole badge hanging out of his pocket thing?
      I spent a whole career based on forensic evidence and followed facts. This guy is a tell at every turn!
      Luckily for him, I’m not in the jury box.

    • @sadieharris5767
      @sadieharris5767 Год назад +42

      He looked very annoyed when they brought up that badge. That man has lived a whole lifetime of calling the shots and never being questioned.

    • @gewurztramina
      @gewurztramina Год назад +23

      It’s been extensively demonstrated that he’s a liar. That doesn’t make him a murderer

  • @tracimghernandez974
    @tracimghernandez974 Год назад +256

    He changes everything to fit his story. EVERYTHING. Paw Paw wasnt supposed to be there. OMG THIS IS A HIDEOUS PERSON. LIED ABOUT EVERYTHING, BLAMES HIS ADDICTION, BLAMES THE BOAT ACCIDENT AND PEOPLE INVOLVED, BLAMES HIS PARANOIA, BLAMES SLED, BLAMES DIFFERENT LE, BLAMES HIS LAW FIRM, BLAMES HIS COUSIN EDDIE..BLAMES HIS FAMILY EVERYONE BUT HIMSELF

    • @elainecongo3827
      @elainecongo3827 Год назад

      HE'S THE POSTER BOY FOR A PIECE OF TRASH

    • @skiyogagirl
      @skiyogagirl Год назад +23

      BLAMES the witnesses. Throws his own deceased son under the bus!

    • @GodkingSlayer
      @GodkingSlayer Год назад +7

      Just blame it on the boogy

    • @cberry6751
      @cberry6751 Год назад +9

      How did the killers get the guns that belonged to the Murdaughs

    • @graysgigi
      @graysgigi Год назад +7

      The only time he took somewhat responsibility was about stealing money but that was like pulling teeth!!!

  • @missj.d9187
    @missj.d9187 Год назад +156

    Taking the time to focus on the badge issue and tracking down the photo of him wearing it around the hospital is pure genius on part of the prosecution team! A visual like that is excellent along with the time line in depth. I'm watching this from the UK and he screams of guilt this end but I just hope it translates to the jury. The victims need peace along with the many other victims yet to be discovered. The amazing high standard of open honest witnesses for the prosecution has been remarkable to watch and just shows this manipulative coward for what he is.

    • @chrissytina6379
      @chrissytina6379 Год назад +3

      I agree I said once if looking guilty was a legit tool in the legal system he fits the picture.😊
      Prosecutor did a great job

    • @chrissytina6379
      @chrissytina6379 Год назад

      @St. Therese 😉👍😊

    • @classicaldeb
      @classicaldeb 10 месяцев назад

      Spot on! (as you would say in the UK). 😊

  • @insilence6156
    @insilence6156 Год назад +37

    It is unbelievable the path of destruction. The prosecution is a force of common sense and immensely hard work. They are awesome to watch.

  • @juliekswanson
    @juliekswanson Год назад +56

    Those dogs living in that nasty, sad, depressing, dank kennel is DISGUSTING.

    • @sherielowe4256
      @sherielowe4256 Год назад +3

      Hopefully not anymore, I know Blanca took Bubba.

    • @valeriegriner5644
      @valeriegriner5644 Год назад +1

      @@sherielowe4256 Good. Maybe Buster took Grady since it was his dog.

    • @craigfinnegan8534
      @craigfinnegan8534 Год назад +9

      If you look at aerial photos of the huge Murdaugh property, the dog kennels are as far away as they can be from the Murdaugh home without being in the woods surrounding their property. To me, a serious dog lover who's disappointed when my dog doesn't sleep in my bed with me, that says it all about the Murdaugh family and why Alex Murdaugh would choose that location to commit the murders: Disassociation.

    • @MegaBlessing2011
      @MegaBlessing2011 Год назад +2

      @@craigfinnegan8534 Nailed it!

    • @tabithacollins6003
      @tabithacollins6003 Год назад +1

      @@craigfinnegan8534 Don‘t forget that one of the dogs, was supposed to have pushed their first housekeeper down the house step's in a freak accident, and she died a few weeks later… But Alec then received 4.8 million in insurance monies for her death…. Stringing along both her sons (one being disabled). That their claim was complicated, and could take years… Such a disgusting excuse for a human being, with his okey dokey accent…

  • @TheDr.NEBO96
    @TheDr.NEBO96 Год назад +492

    You can literally tell that he is a lawyer. The way he admits things in such a backwards way is astonishing

    • @KrolKaz
      @KrolKaz Год назад +21

      Does he admit to things in a backwards way that might astonish some people? I mean, I dunno for a fact but if some people felt that way , though I suppose that some people might have found his way around conversation exhausting, though if thet did they certainly never told him about it. He tries to be as clear and consice as possible but if others didn't take it that way then there's no changing thier minds. Yall.

    • @dayoldnews8869
      @dayoldnews8869 Год назад +1

      @@KrolKaz you had me lol

    • @robertoburt173
      @robertoburt173 Год назад

      A. O😊o😊

    • @louisedow6489
      @louisedow6489 Год назад

      -Come over an see Johnny Depp pursuing Amber
      Heard with a blade as she begs him to stop, a recording played at trial that I transcribed and loudened

    • @haleycrowe0
      @haleycrowe0 Год назад +6

      He’s just a narcissist my ex is just like this

  • @robinking6342
    @robinking6342 Год назад +5

    He said he was positive there was nobody else around the kennels that night

  • @barbara1178
    @barbara1178 Год назад +2

    I would like to remind you Mr. Murdaugh that you are under oath?!!

  • @jeanward7640
    @jeanward7640 Год назад +287

    What a despicable person. He answered yes or no to his team , the prosecutor was given long word salad, using Mr Waters name so many times I wanted to puke . Guilty 100%

    • @robinking6342
      @robinking6342 Год назад +13

      Him repeating every question Creighton asks him is so aggravating

    • @CoachEgg
      @CoachEgg Год назад +1

      Doesn’t make him guilty though.

    • @noradunn7196
      @noradunn7196 Год назад +11

      Letting Mudaugh talk was good I think. Liars always like to talk too much and give all of these reasons for this and that. He can't stop answering a question because he wants to be friendly and folksy but it's clear he's con artist. He trying to find his way to something that makes sense.

    • @mrjasondylan
      @mrjasondylan Год назад +6

      @@CoachEgg no but anyone with an ounce of common sense can see he's guilty imo anyway.

    • @mrjasondylan
      @mrjasondylan Год назад +3

      @@robinking6342 stalling tactics he's doing it because he's such a liar and always has been that it's his way of giving himself as much time as possible to consider his answers to the questions being asked.

  • @susanroberts6514
    @susanroberts6514 Год назад +299

    My partner died 4 months ago. I replay our last day over and over in my mind. There is no way someone would be confused about last conversations

    • @sherielowe4256
      @sherielowe4256 Год назад +17

      So sorry 🙏🏼

    • @susischuchard705
      @susischuchard705 Год назад +13

      I understand that pain and I'm sorry for your loss. I, too, replay that conversation. Every word. Every expression. Every inflection.

    • @ekrip8
      @ekrip8 Год назад +19

      A pathological liar can barely remember their last sentence because they are too busy trying to remember which lie is involved. AM was not able to remember what he said he had said and when or if he said he said it. Lots of pathological liars in our midst, how many of them are also murderers of their own family? I would love to know some statistics on that.

    • @Allergictocatstoo
      @Allergictocatstoo Год назад +5

      Please accept my condolences.

    • @sylvia106
      @sylvia106 Год назад +3

      I’m sorry, friend. What a loss, I feel for you.

  • @bobbyswain7049
    @bobbyswain7049 Год назад +3

    Prime example why as a defendant you should NEVER take the stand.....he knew better

  • @techone8568
    @techone8568 Год назад +3

    He may be one of the worst human beings to have ever lived.

  • @lonie3100
    @lonie3100 Год назад +276

    Whether he’s found guilty or not guilty, I sincerely hope that investigators and law enforcement continue to investigate this case. Him spending up to 50000 dollars per week on drugs doesn’t make sense. There’s more to this.

    • @dfinite4089
      @dfinite4089 Год назад

      Yeah, that is his lawyer money. He laundered that money, and now probably is using that stolen money to pay the defense. They are making it out to be drug money so they can get paid with it. If they were to declare it exists and call it what it really is, they would lose their million dollar payment for defending him.

    • @angeliquebelluomini7797
      @angeliquebelluomini7797 Год назад +37

      Agree. That kind of money doesn’t just disappear. Would’ve been interested to hear an addiction specialist confirm what THAT level of addiction would look like. The money went somewhere..?..

    • @KellyMomotaro
      @KellyMomotaro Год назад +14

      I agree. I have never been a drug addict, so I would be interested to know the approximate street value of the amount of drugs he was using. Was he sell drugs as well? If so, where is the money stashed away? Who will pay for his son’s law school tuition?

    • @redlady8296
      @redlady8296 Год назад +59

      My thoughts exactly. I’ve unfortunately known people with addictions. A couple with plenty of money. If this guy (with the way he obviously consumes alcohol) was taking 20K to 50K in oxy’s solely alone every 5-7 days he would have been deceased long ago. He was up to something else 💯

    • @christinakaur8766
      @christinakaur8766 Год назад +8

      Oh I bet if sled or anyone else can dig deeper, they're going to find that there's sooo much more to all of this. The millions, the insane amount of dead people around this family, etc. I think there were other people there that night, and AM is terrified to speak up. I really really doubt AM would sacrifice his family over secrets. I'm sure the entire family were in on GS and SS deaths-

  • @sarahw8083
    @sarahw8083 Год назад +54

    Only reason you lie is if you’re hiding something 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @mvpfocus
      @mvpfocus Год назад +1

      Problem is, that theory is also circular. He was clearly hiding a lot. Doesn't prove he was hiding murder.

  • @scottschultz7645
    @scottschultz7645 Год назад +28

    The last minute of this video he admits his guilt. Who would not remember photographically the last words you had with a loved one. Every person I know would play that over and over continuously on a loop in their head. His lack of this memory is so telling and should be brought to the jury’s attention.

  • @kathyeyesopen4078
    @kathyeyesopen4078 Год назад +143

    This is EXACTLY how a narcissist testifies. Always has another lie to try to explain another lie.

    • @earth0128
      @earth0128 Год назад +1

      👍

    • @newuser7235
      @newuser7235 Год назад +7

      Sociopaths will talk and talk around the question. They over talk, trying to confuse and convince.

    • @sam8404
      @sam8404 Год назад +2

      @@oneaboveall1895 but not in this case.

    • @wolflarsen1900
      @wolflarsen1900 Год назад

      @@sam8404 it is in that case. people just dont know what a narcissist is. If you believe this sad hopeless creature is a narcist, than you might take a look how a real narcist would look like and watch the ted bundy court files

    • @GungaLaGunga
      @GungaLaGunga Год назад

      Just a Narcissist? AND, a machievellian, AND a psychopath. A dark triad. A guilty convicted and sentenced dark triad.

  • @sherielowe4256
    @sherielowe4256 Год назад +13

    If your family member dies don't you usually remember the last conversation you had with them....

    • @lauradavis8949
      @lauradavis8949 Год назад

      YES YOU WANNA REMEMBER EVERY WORD IF YOU CAN

  • @FearIsaLiar
    @FearIsaLiar Год назад +7

    Paul, the little detective, solved his own crime with the kennel tape. Praying the jury sees the truth.
    All sociopaths have a superficial charm that fools many.

  • @dw1617
    @dw1617 Год назад +6

    He is the true definition of a narcissist. Guilty.

  • @mattcinnamo103
    @mattcinnamo103 Год назад +78

    He’s literally lying under oath but knows what he says can’t be confirmed as perjury. Guy is a sociopath and a serial liar.

    • @sherielowe4256
      @sherielowe4256 Год назад +9

      Also he is saying things like he would never hurt his family instead of kill.

    • @thespeedracer5772
      @thespeedracer5772 Год назад +2

      Once a sociopath turns proven criminal offender, they have reached the literal textbook definition of a psychopath.

    • @jamesclough7656
      @jamesclough7656 Год назад +5

      ​@@DAdelson did that make you feel better?

    • @jeffmcelroy5364
      @jeffmcelroy5364 Год назад +1

      @@jamesclough7656 yes, it made him feel better... litteraly.

  • @Cutie11083
    @Cutie11083 Год назад +47

    Why would he lie about being at the kennels if he's innocent

    • @mvpfocus
      @mvpfocus Год назад +3

      Because it places him at the scene. The rest is circumstantial, but it's obvious why anyone would lie about being at the scene of a crime shortly before it took place... even if they left.

    • @valeriegriner5644
      @valeriegriner5644 Год назад +3

      My exact question, too! Why so many lies and trying to get others to lie on his behalf? He is GUILTY!

    • @katherinechatham9032
      @katherinechatham9032 Год назад +1

      Exactly.

  • @golfwithkelsey
    @golfwithkelsey Год назад +4

    When he uses the words to the prosecutor that they charged him for “hurting maggie and Paul” it shows that he’s trying to distance himself from the crime and he can’t even say kill or murder because he’s guilty af.

  • @ichdieLivi
    @ichdieLivi Год назад +651

    please don't forget that this guy lied throughout probably his whole life, he lied on a daily basis in his professional environment and also at home with his family. He is an absolute *pro* at lying, manipulating and reading people and at playing the victim. He knows how to get what he wants. Please remember his assistant's testimony that he was thriving at his job not because of his skills as a lawyer but because he was good at manipulating people. He is trying to make the jury believe that he is an honest man by telling them in their face that for decades he has been nothing *but* an honest man. Why should he be honest now?

    • @joshwilson07
      @joshwilson07 Год назад

      Can’t forget the Lead investigator for SLED lied a handful of times to the grand and state juries and used false accusations to indict a man for murder

    • @bethembry9167
      @bethembry9167 Год назад +24

      Guilty

    • @azalago
      @azalago Год назад +30

      I don't know that they have enough evidence to convict.... but he's clearly guilty.

    • @astrialindah2773
      @astrialindah2773 Год назад +6

      💯 percent!

    • @newsbalance6685
      @newsbalance6685 Год назад +4

      does that makke him a killer ?after countlless witnesses and son say he is not a historical angry person happy, has happy marriage and relationships.

  • @aran08504
    @aran08504 Год назад +30

    He stole money, lied, mislead, deceived everyone. If he didn't kill Maggie and Paul who did? How was he there minutes before but escaped the same tragic end.

    • @georgeisbell3491
      @georgeisbell3491 Год назад

      Yes, like OJ, if he didn't kill Brown, then who?? Did Murdaugh not hear the gun fire? I don't know how many shots the victims received.

  • @chandlermack9110
    @chandlermack9110 Год назад +4

    The prosecution should’ve said “so you don’t recall the last words you ever said to your wife?” Who tf doesn’t know their last words to a dead family member

  • @juliefisher5377
    @juliefisher5377 Год назад +8

    If the jury can't see through him God help us!

  • @onthefive5615
    @onthefive5615 Год назад +61

    Waters' posture, moving aroung, and staring is openly disrespecting Murtaugh, which is really bothering Alex - which is exactly why Waters is doing it. Gotta love that tactic.

  • @judyevancic4926
    @judyevancic4926 Год назад +95

    His wife met him in college.. He was brought up to be a oily snake lawyer like his father.. Every time Paul got in trouble he called his grandfather if Dad was not available. So they corralled around the boat issue and tried to blame another friend on the boat.. Nice values learned by Alex and then his son Paul and Buster..

    • @valeriegriner5644
      @valeriegriner5644 Год назад

      You are exactly right! It's a generational "evil" thing.

    • @donnalambert7674
      @donnalambert7674 Год назад +1

      Very true

    • @georgeisbell3491
      @georgeisbell3491 Год назад +2

      I am caring and giving. It is difficult for me to comprehend this kind of person, but I believe Murdaugh would be the way he is regardless of his wealth. The new book, UNSCRIPTED about Sumner Redstone portrays him, his family, and associates the same way though. Cold, ruthless, heartless.

  • @thomasnguyen3925
    @thomasnguyen3925 Год назад +3

    At 20:01, when he asks "Did I say goodbye?" That smirk during his explanation is easily the most chilling part of this whole thing. I've watched hours of this trial and that smirk scared the crap out of me.

  • @robinwyatt7994
    @robinwyatt7994 Год назад +2

    His little southern talkie talkie is a game. He went to friggin law school. He’s tryin to play the jury

  • @louisecoleman7767
    @louisecoleman7767 Год назад +36

    I’m a liar& an addict ,I’m a liar& a conman& I’m a liar& a scammer ,, but not a killer( that I remember!
    AM ‘s chatting up on stand today…

    • @stephaniehooper386
      @stephaniehooper386 Год назад +7

      You forgot he's also a thief

    • @Phenomental1ty
      @Phenomental1ty Год назад +5

      He wants to profess his guilt about the stolen money 🤣than admit he killed his family.

    • @doonbags22
      @doonbags22 Год назад +7

      I’m a career liar but I’m telling the truth now!!! Smh

    • @pommiebears
      @pommiebears Год назад

      You can be all of those things and not be a murderer, I suppose. Lots of people are rotten human beings, without being murderers. Look at government officials! Most aren’t murderers……Clintons, maybe. Lol.

    • @pommiebears
      @pommiebears Год назад

      @@stephaniehooper386 “scammer” covers thief. You only scam someone to obtain something under a false premise, ie….steal.

  • @slaws2279
    @slaws2279 Год назад +32

    I get that he has a right to testify. But as a juror, I would be angry with him for attempting to pull the wool over my eyes.

  • @ctfinneman
    @ctfinneman Год назад +5

    Southern justice is on full display. This guy is the tiger king of lawyers.

  • @trnqulizr1289
    @trnqulizr1289 Год назад +38

    he admitted to driving the golf cart and if that's the same golf cart that ran over Maggie, that is pretty damning.

    • @katherinechatham9032
      @katherinechatham9032 Год назад +2

      I had not thought of that but you are exactly right! Good point!

    • @valeriegriner5644
      @valeriegriner5644 Год назад +1

      I thought the very same thing. He ran over her leg with that golf cart! They need to re-examine the prints and evidence on this!

  • @jennifermariejoyce
    @jennifermariejoyce Год назад +59

    What I find particularly disgusting is his continual assertion that he loved, and STILL cares for and LOVES the people he stole from. The ultimate in gaslighting.

    • @ValeskaTruax
      @ValeskaTruax Год назад +1

      yeah I hate that too

    • @elephantdog3471
      @elephantdog3471 Год назад

      The word "Gaslighting" is really getting on my nerves! It's the nice word of saying what you really mean. And I don't go for that! We should use the words we mean! No nice words about it! And I will leave it at that!

    • @KrolKaz
      @KrolKaz Год назад

      Hey it worked for Casey Anthony

    • @HazeDough
      @HazeDough Год назад +1

      idk I’ve hurt people I loved. Especially in addiction. not saying my situation fits his but u can hurt ppl you love

  • @aaronsmith4806
    @aaronsmith4806 Год назад +1

    This dude doesn’t realize how bad he looks arguing over the way to phrase how he screwed over a child that entrusted him to defend her shows just how heartless his actions have shown him to be.

  • @smellslikemiddle-agedspiri8503
    @smellslikemiddle-agedspiri8503 Год назад +5

    It’s inconceivable to me that you would not remember the last word you said to someone you loved right before they died. You would remember everything you said, and everything you wish you’d said. This dude he’s lying.

  • @cbutler9540
    @cbutler9540 Год назад +78

    When the boat accident happened Alex was able to get to the bridge site with that badge I bet , when no other family members could even get there , not even the one who’s daughter was missing😢

    • @valeriegriner5644
      @valeriegriner5644 Год назад +16

      That's true. He and Maggie were allowed to go to that site, but Mallory's parents were kept away. That was a VERY dirty deal they tried to pull to charge an innocent victim with that boating crime. All of the videos and documentaries are shocking! PAUL was the drunkest one...and HE was driving that boat!

    • @betty-janececile5214
      @betty-janececile5214 Год назад

      That what they said. Her mother was refused only to watch the murdaughs show up and they were admitted to the scene and then the hospital to tell the kids not to talk to police what corrupt dirty scum bag

    • @rhahnda
      @rhahnda Год назад +1

      What kind of badge does he have? Why is he displaying a badge?

    • @betty-janececile5214
      @betty-janececile5214 Год назад +6

      @@rhahnda his fathers friend gave him a badge looks like a detective badge had blue lights on his vehicle but Denys using them another lie

    • @countryroad9827
      @countryroad9827 Год назад +7

      I seen that and CRIED! People need to see the Netflix documentary because so many other videos are on it and information about the family

  • @robbie_
    @robbie_ Год назад +121

    The fact he changed his story the day before has got to make every juror very suspicious indeed. I thought prosecutor's final point during cross was a killer too. Murdaugh had just spent an hour telling everyone he lied because he didn't trust the detectives. Turned out he used that same lie to the officer responding!

    • @DD-d6d3
      @DD-d6d3 Год назад +2

      Heied to the operator on 911,too.

    • @loopy1159
      @loopy1159 Год назад

      Do the jurors come from the same town?
      If so he will get off

    • @liztrollinger1416
      @liztrollinger1416 Год назад +5

      it was only after the tape proving his location right about the time of the murder did he admit to being at the kennels. Dogs not barking at anyone suspicious at the time he admits…coincidence?

    • @bchapman0208
      @bchapman0208 Год назад

      What do you mean he changed his story the day before? Can you explain, please? I think I missed something.

  • @KZ-gi7ey
    @KZ-gi7ey Год назад +1

    “I stole money that was not MY money.” How do you steal money that is your own?

  • @mlark361
    @mlark361 Год назад +2

    Most of the time, when someone carries bags of pills ,it's drug dealing, not drug use. He's a liar!

    • @TainyT888
      @TainyT888 Год назад

      Always having his phone on him.

  • @BettyDuguid
    @BettyDuguid Год назад +301

    I have to say. After my Mum, Dad and Sister died, I remember to this day, 13 years later, my exact last conversation was with them. There are things you cling on to. I wouldnt dare think what the last sounds would be that the killed pair would have uttered as they realised who was behind the gun.

    • @nancyc9543
      @nancyc9543 Год назад +41

      30 years later I can tell you everything about the day my dad died.

    • @hannasumner3133
      @hannasumner3133 Год назад +35

      Exactly!!! I remember EVERY SINGLE DETAIL from the day my sister passed away.

    • @sherielowe4256
      @sherielowe4256 Год назад +28

      Exactly, sorry for your loss. I remember me and my dad's last day together and conversation. You just don't forget, unless you want to.

    • @BettyDuguid
      @BettyDuguid Год назад +12

      @@nancyc9543 . As can I the day my whole family were taken

    • @Debo_OG
      @Debo_OG Год назад +18

      Not only can I tell you the exact things said in the last conversation I had with love ones I’ve lost, I can even tell you about the last interactions I had with pets I’ve lost!!

  • @ChocolateMelanin
    @ChocolateMelanin Год назад +64

    I like how the prosecution lawyer is firing quick sharp questions at him, he can’t think straight to get his lies in order. He’s guilty.

  • @jimbeissel8310
    @jimbeissel8310 Год назад +3

    While he is sitting testifying, point out the distance from the floor to his shoulder is approximately 12 inches less tha his standing height (about 5’4”).
    Then point out it would be similar height as when he sat on the golf cart

  • @leacebee5892
    @leacebee5892 Год назад +3

    3:05 at first I thought AM said that showing his badge like that (when he arrived at the hospital after the boat tragedy)..."a badge has a warming effect with other law enforcement..". I obviously misheard...

  • @mauiskater
    @mauiskater Год назад +149

    The scary part of true narcissism is that there is not accountability, no remorse. The scary thing is many are very successful because they can step on others and not feel bad about it. Many CEO’s are narcissists. He’s been raised this way and he CANNOT change. Just know that they NEVER feel remorse. It’s all about them and nobody else matters over their own needs and wants.

    • @thespeedracer5772
      @thespeedracer5772 Год назад +4

      You're mostly right, of course. But what you describe is passing the threshold of narcissism & sociopathy and into textbook psychopathy as the sociopath turns criminal.

    • @kasiab4247
      @kasiab4247 Год назад +1

      Are you a psychologist? Narcissists are not good parents or partners/husbands/wives and sorry to say that but from what I heard and saw he was& looked after his family well🙄 He just loved the money and the lifestyle too much

    • @kickinthatass
      @kickinthatass Год назад +3

      You just described politicians in a nutshell.

    • @anaalarcon11
      @anaalarcon11 Год назад +6

      You can tell he has no remorse, the only remorse he may have is that he got caught 😅

    • @sam8404
      @sam8404 Год назад +4

      @@kasiab4247 you might want to do some more research if you think this guy was a good husband/father.

  • @lisasweiven3558
    @lisasweiven3558 Год назад +35

    I can’t believe he doesn’t remember the last thing he said to his Megs and paw paw .. Guilty

  • @susanberg5817
    @susanberg5817 Год назад +3

    I find it infuriating to watch him answer every single question with a question and refuse to give a proper statement.
    I hope the jury can see through his lies and see him for what he is, - a very dangerous, manipulative thief and murderer.

  • @niallbyrne6474
    @niallbyrne6474 Год назад +11

    Hurting Maggie & Paul he says. Disgusting how he minimises what he did

    • @asalane20
      @asalane20 Год назад

      Liars sure know how to play w semantics 🙄

  • @Susie_Floozie
    @Susie_Floozie Год назад +44

    Watching the reactions of his defense attorneys was the best part. Harpootlian looked so green around the gills that I thought he was going to start vomiting.

    • @adele-md4rm
      @adele-md4rm Год назад

      @susie actually I thought he looked pleased 🫤😔

    • @thespeedracer5772
      @thespeedracer5772 Год назад +1

      For a real belly laugh, go back and look at videos of famed South Carolina political office holder and Murdaugh lead defense attorney before the trial started compared to his face now. The guy's been drinking entire bottles of liquor every single day.

  • @juanacastillo7154
    @juanacastillo7154 Год назад +66

    waters is making him comfortable and at the same time he is getting his point across to the jury. 👍👍 great work. He is guilty 💯guilty 👍

  • @craigfinnegan8534
    @craigfinnegan8534 Год назад +1

    "Stealing money that I shouldn't have."
    Wow...As opposed to stealing money that he SHOULD have?

  • @admdwyn
    @admdwyn Год назад +3

    Admitt what he can't deny. And hope that truth carries over to the rest of his testimony

  • @davidhillman1532
    @davidhillman1532 Год назад +11

    AM'S testimony simply does not add up. He is a monster. Put him away.

  • @MrHazellee
    @MrHazellee Год назад +213

    He doesn’t even want to agree with things that are facts that are right in his face like the text messages. It almost pains him to simply agree with the lawyer. This is crazy.

    • @JessicaPradoHanson
      @JessicaPradoHanson Год назад +9

      You are correct. I have family like him and it literally looks painful for them to listen and respect the truth of how they impact others. They care more about how they feel and would rather I lie and say thank you and make them feel good as I suffer more. It is painful until you realize you can cut family out and block them if they harm your health. It doesn’t matter if that makes them mad, My HEALTH is more important than their weak ego that doesn’t want to mature and be an adult. Thank god I don’t believe the gaslighting. When raised by people like him its horrific and people need to learn more about how they work which is what my next chapter of content is all about. Sharing what I learned loving and dating people that are killers by neglect and one that enjoyed it. That was when I stopped dating and worked on healing it all. Now is the time to rip the power from these people so we can LIVE again!

    • @craigfinnegan8534
      @craigfinnegan8534 Год назад +2

      @@JessicaPradoHanson It sounds like you grew up in the same family I did. Just remember, you take the power back within yourself more than anywhere outside yourself. But I also agree with you that our better inner world should be in the company of a better outer world.

    • @rxxalcaraz
      @rxxalcaraz Год назад +1

      He did agree that he stole the money.

    • @tannershanksftw
      @tannershanksftw Год назад +6

      It's court.. He's in a trial, trying to fight a charge? Of course he's lying.

    • @OtherScaledThings
      @OtherScaledThings Год назад +6

      I feel like his answers are inte totally vague in order to keep beyond a reasonable doubt in question. He's lawyer he knows how to word things so that he answers it without a yes or no."if it shows that then I agree with it" is a perfect example

  • @jerryvan829
    @jerryvan829 Год назад +3

    Imagine. He just cant remember the LAST WORDS he said to his ever loving wife or son.

  • @ehuff8000
    @ehuff8000 Год назад +2

    I thought it very telling that every time he answered with a “no”, he was nodding his head yes.

  • @777Maraba
    @777Maraba Год назад +12

    They talk like Bubba the dog was a crazy, wild and stubborn animal. Why didn't Bubba, Grady and Cash (the dogs) bark like crazy when a "stranger" came and shot two people? Because it wasn't a stranger it was Alex.

    • @indigoasmr4148
      @indigoasmr4148 Год назад

      Spot on , Alex is a cold blooded lier, and he loves his family sniffle snuffle!

  • @brendaantonowicz6498
    @brendaantonowicz6498 Год назад +7

    Motive- Wife was sick of his drug use- financial issues wanted divorce- she wants to file for divorce- In divorce proceedings finances are an issue- if and when that happens all financial crimes come to light, (can't have that) He also kills son because that gives reasonable doubt-(alleged threats after boating incident) why else would he tells police all that when they first question him and times thereafter.

  • @therealdeal3672
    @therealdeal3672 Год назад +32

    One of the things that bugs me the most is that when Alex is asked if he killed Maggie and Paul he says, "no, I'd never hurt Maggie or Paul." Completely begging the question of whether or not he murdered them which was what he was asked. And what they suffered. Maybe he would never "hurt" them but I think that he murdered them. I believe that he thought about it for a very very long time just like he told Maggie's sister that the murderer must have done. I think he planned it out a lot, to the detail, so that he was able to cleanup, change clothes and dispose of or hide some things including Maggie's phone within 20 minutes before leaving for Alameda.

    • @JC-jp7uz
      @JC-jp7uz Год назад

      And I think that a lot of the “atrocious “ Social media attacks on Paul were probably orchestrated by him which creates some evidence of an alibi for him!. I wonder if they ever checked his computers

  • @DaleDanErnie
    @DaleDanErnie Год назад +1

    You can tell through body language that every allegation he is presented, hits him like a freight train. He carefully chooses his words before he says them.

  • @ninaappelt9001
    @ninaappelt9001 Год назад +14

    Ironic how he goes from clarity to completely confusion with no memory of anything in a flash.

    • @katherinechatham9032
      @katherinechatham9032 Год назад

      Same as the “crying”. Sobbing to straight face and easy talking.

  • @islanderbyrd1881
    @islanderbyrd1881 Год назад +184

    Murdaugh changed his entire story, when the timeline became available through the court. He altered his testimony to fit the cell phone records, & Onstar vehicle tracking. That data placed him at the scene of the crime during the murders., which earlier he denied. How any Juror would perceive Alex as innocent is beyond me. The Snapchat video was damning.

    • @patriciadiamond1305
      @patriciadiamond1305 Год назад +20

      He did not even tell his Attorney Mr Griffin about the Lies of the kennels. Withholding to someone trying to help him beat this charge. No wonder he looked so deflated yesterday,and the fact he did not ask many questions after Mr Waters is very telling.

    • @KittyGrizGriz
      @KittyGrizGriz Год назад +11

      Great analysis.

    • @regineuhe6657
      @regineuhe6657 Год назад +7

      Very true. He changed several important parts, not only the time he spent at the kennels instead of laying on the couch. He also changed his story of getting there later, now no longer alleging : ran to Paul, checked them, tried to turn paul over, took the phone and put it down, felt for pulse, ran to Maggie, checked for pulse, ran back to car and called 911 all under 18 seconds... He now ran out, saw them, ran back to car, called 911 and THEN went back to the bodies to do all this stuff. That's not what it sounds like on the phone. The exact opposite of what he had told. He also changed his story about what he did getting to the Almeda property. And he had small details added with old Barbara (still working for him) changing her story about a phone call on June 7th and Buster changing his testimony about where they all used to park (on the grass behind the house).

    • @robwernet9609
      @robwernet9609 Год назад

      Very true, however, they have no physical evidence tying him to the crimes. I'm not defending the guy. I think he's a lying, thieving, drug addict and that he definitely had sumn to do with it. I just don't rhink he actually pulled the trigger...and theres no physical evidence that indicates that hes the one who murdered them. It sucks but that's how our justice system works. They have to be able to prove it beyond the shadow of a reasonable doubt. Maggie had an unknown mans DNA under her finger nails, he had no blood on him, no clothes were found with blood, no murder weapons. Him being a lying, thieving, drug addict p.o.s. and even him being there just isn't enough. I happen to believe that he hired his drug dealers to kill them.

    • @crashburn3292
      @crashburn3292 Год назад +13

      "How any Juror would perceive Alex as innocent is beyond me." - I said the same thing about the OJ Simpson jury in 1996.

  • @kennysmith1840
    @kennysmith1840 Год назад +1

    How could the jury believe anything he says

  • @verabolton
    @verabolton Год назад +3

    19:55 "Did you say goodbye?"
    Alex seems to be amused by this question. Why is he not saying: "I wish I'd said goodbye, but how could have I know there was a need to?! Now I wish I did"
    He should be showing some emotion here (and not amusement!) When you lose your loved one you always regret not to say properly goodbye to them.

  • @AnastasiaBeverhousen
    @AnastasiaBeverhousen Год назад +44

    Prosecutors should ask if it would be possible, he killed his family but doesn’t remember because he was high. He blames so much on his “pills”

    • @clocloww1622
      @clocloww1622 Год назад +7

      I think that they didn’t asked it on purpose bc they don’t want to give him any excuse for his murderers, as being out of his capacity or similar. They want to nail him on premeditation.

    • @AnastasiaBeverhousen
      @AnastasiaBeverhousen Год назад

      @@clocloww1622 makes sense. It seems very premeditated. This case is so hard for me to watch. I’m a mother and I would love to see concrete evidence he didn’t do it… I want to still have faith in humanity and for a father to do this is so crushing. OMG!

    • @mvpfocus
      @mvpfocus Год назад +2

      @@AnastasiaBeverhousen Unfortunately, "concrete evidence" is required the other way around -- to prove it, not to _disprove_ it.

    • @AnastasiaBeverhousen
      @AnastasiaBeverhousen Год назад

      @@mvpfocus it’s just sad 😞

    • @draco2xx
      @draco2xx Год назад

      i believe drugs definitely poison his mind committing those murders

  • @lindae9879
    @lindae9879 Год назад +44

    What this is telling the jury is, and he bragged about it in his answer is, l am good at lying to people and making them believe me. I lied to my clients, stole their money, and they never knew it. So the inference is, I am lying about Maggie and Paul and I think you won’t know I’m lying. And, I lie so much I don’t even remember who I lied to and about what.

  • @truthseeker1234
    @truthseeker1234 Год назад +2

    If He is this much of a LIAR then Buster Is a LIAR too. It is called learned behavior.

  • @lauraroebuck6266
    @lauraroebuck6266 Год назад +17

    Praying for discernment for the jurors.

  • @jmw5676
    @jmw5676 Год назад +61

    I NEED this investigation to include the LAWFIRM and the BANK. This man did not reign alone.....

    • @madreep
      @madreep Год назад

      The bank has already been investigated and Russell Lafitte was charged and convicted

    • @marlenegerdts7711
      @marlenegerdts7711 Год назад +14

      That is true. Impossible to steal from all the clients, for years, without his law partners knowing. Same thing with banks.

    • @SS11660
      @SS11660 Год назад +5

      There are cases and the bank guy has .

    • @AnaSuarez628
      @AnaSuarez628 Год назад +2

      I think so too!

    • @bettyechols6405
      @bettyechols6405 Год назад +6

      The bank man Lafitte has been found guilty

  • @deenak79
    @deenak79 Год назад +4

    Did Maggie have golf cart tire track marks on her leg???? Anyone recall that?

  • @janicebeare8127
    @janicebeare8127 Год назад +36

    You can't have it both ways! He's claiming he doesn't trust SLED but carries a badge with him when he thinks it will help him in a different situation. He's just had a lifetime of getting what he wants by any means necessary.
    He's not doing himself any favors by testifying in my opinion

    • @GenghisWanghis
      @GenghisWanghis Год назад

      Is it Herschel Walker's badge?

    • @MegaBlessing2011
      @MegaBlessing2011 Год назад

      Well said!

    • @georgeisbell3491
      @georgeisbell3491 Год назад

      Very true, but another comment above was it is his way of "talking" to the jury personally. He thinks he is so good at gaslighting people he can get out of it. He didn't count on the new evidence, ON STAR data, kennel video-oops.

  • @yesfredfredburger8008
    @yesfredfredburger8008 Год назад

    Out of all the non-violent offenses, nothing is more disgusting than an advocate stealing from their own client

  • @sameerahsamad6696
    @sameerahsamad6696 Год назад +2

    Where are the clothes he originally had on?

  • @mr_rn6549
    @mr_rn6549 Год назад +61

    Alex did more than lie and steal perpetually. He repeatedly affected the quality of his clients lives. His story doesn't add up. The fact he had no blood on him with the hour and twenty mins he had to do the deed AND him being placed at the scene . That's enough.

  • @petiw4494
    @petiw4494 Год назад +91

    Waters could ask a lot more questions! He didn't ask about how his hands were so clean after touching the victims. He didn't ask where were the dogs when he left the kennels and where they were when he got back. He could ask him to show how exactly he talked to 911 and in the same time check their pulses and all he did. I would give him some phone and asked him to recreate it.

    • @terribleTed-ln6cm
      @terribleTed-ln6cm Год назад +9

      The last thing the prosecution wants to talk about is Alec's clean hands, believe me the defense will be talking all about Alec's clean hands during closing arguments.

    • @AshMc1970
      @AshMc1970 Год назад +5

      I would like to know how his shoes remained free of blood and or bodily matter. Did he slip his shoes off to check their pulse??

    • @meichelle2000
      @meichelle2000 Год назад

      Maybe he'll still ask those questions... I hope he does!

    • @j_rainsgoat3929
      @j_rainsgoat3929 Год назад +3

      I wish he would have asked him what happened to the 3 bags of pills his wife and son discovered. How many pills were in the bags what types they were.

    • @j_rainsgoat3929
      @j_rainsgoat3929 Год назад +2

      ​@@meichelle2000 waters rested today right? His cross examination was over