Expert says there weren't two shooters in Alex Murdaugh case: full video

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  • Опубликовано: 28 фев 2023
  • Dr. Ken Kinsey testified there could not have been two shooters that killed the wife and son of Alex Murdaugh. Murdaugh was on trial for killing Maggie Murdaugh and Paul Murdaugh.
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  • @sarahbethards1983
    @sarahbethards1983 Год назад +369

    I love this man. Even his frustration and exasperation is charming.

    • @Rebelloraptor
      @Rebelloraptor Год назад +13

      That's true. And your acknowledgement of that is charming.

    • @meep2576
      @meep2576 Год назад +9

      He had a nice smile and very professional

    • @guidododo4822
      @guidododo4822 Год назад +5

      I laughed when he was shoving the stick in the box. Funny.

    • @lahaza6515
      @lahaza6515 Год назад +12

      Just wish his wife would say; "come here honey, lets push those little hairs backward that are matted down on your forehead inexplicably."
      "There, that's better, now go have a good day."

    • @liseklerekoper2441
      @liseklerekoper2441 Год назад +3

      @@lahaza6515 - 😂😂😂 My thoughts exactly!!!

  • @IceWataJ3
    @IceWataJ3 Год назад +339

    The way he carries himself exudes honesty , dignity this guy is nothing short than amazing!

    • @MaileyMcAslan
      @MaileyMcAslan Год назад +18

      Agreed. He exudes it.

    • @horsluva0758
      @horsluva0758 Год назад +15

      Agreed. Don't forget integrity.

    • @AlbinoWhiteGuy
      @AlbinoWhiteGuy Год назад +17

      It was pretty funny when he laughed after he was shown the CAD drawing depicting 2 shooters 😂

    • @jackpack3506
      @jackpack3506 Год назад +13

      He is the teacher I could learn the most information from, because he has style.

    • @906AKORN
      @906AKORN Год назад +11

      @Marcco lol what? It aged just fine. Actually better seeing how he was a state witness an the state won the case.

  • @ronnietear
    @ronnietear Год назад +172

    Dr. Kinsey is a true professional and really knows his stuff!!

    • @msyallen
      @msyallen Год назад +15

      They all are pretty intelligent. Defense can't handle that.

  • @novascotiaskater1868
    @novascotiaskater1868 Год назад +256

    The jury asked to personally thank this witness after the trial!! Never have I ever heard of this before- he said that’s never happened to him before either and it humbled him. What an amazing witness- I believe his career just took a massive jump from the greatness it already was….

    • @gabehayes1833
      @gabehayes1833 Год назад +21

      So true! The jury was amazing too!

    • @reneewright8391
      @reneewright8391 Год назад +19

      Smart people, being honest, telling the truth clearly and succinctly… 👊🏻!! Refreshing 🥰

    • @the-finn
      @the-finn Год назад +16

      I believe this man should be called an expert witness. He certainly knows what he's talking about. The defense is just wrong. He did a great interview tonight with the interview room. He's now involved in the Stephen Smith investigation. Great interview!

    • @deborahbeltz718
      @deborahbeltz718 Год назад

      I bet it did. Don't think the defense was wrong?

    • @deborahbeltz718
      @deborahbeltz718 Год назад

      Open your eyes and see them for who they are? All these opinions were great but whom do you believe, I believe the defense attorneys doctor

  • @kathismith7441
    @kathismith7441 Год назад +109

    If I was the defense attorney I would have said no further questions. This guy is too good. He knows his job and he knows it well. He destroys the defense.

    • @loditx7706
      @loditx7706 4 месяца назад +1

      @kathismith:
      The defense attorneys were ridiculous. Of course it’s difficult to defend such an obviously corrupt, guilty, physically repugnant, client. I bet they charged a boatload of money. Wonder if he, or maybe his family, actually paid them. He’s kinda like Number 45 when it comes to corruption and not paying bills or lawyers. However much they were paid they didn’t earn it. They were real bumblers for being considered big fish hotshots in their little scum covered pond.

    • @maxdugan211
      @maxdugan211 2 месяца назад +1

      Those lawyers think they can twist everything and the jury will believe it. It was a juror who figured it out when they went to visit the scene. Very smart young man and very humble. He took the task he was given seriously.

  • @sortasassi1
    @sortasassi1 Год назад +299

    This expert impressed me completely.
    His ability to hold his temper itself is professional. The defense hammered him with questions about the forensic recovery that he had no part in. And he has had to repeat answers. I am sure it was meant to make him look bad. It only served to increase his reliability.

    • @BrigetteJayne13
      @BrigetteJayne13 Год назад +2

      Go back to making SLED Incompetence. That SLED lady. She may lose her job. Pitting the experts against each other. All circumstantial evidence.

    • @meanqueenjeannie2525
      @meanqueenjeannie2525 Год назад +1

      Doesn't take much to impress you then does it?

    • @sortasassi1
      @sortasassi1 Год назад +32

      @Mean Queen Jeanie - your handle seems to reflect the depth of your empathy. This trial has revealed a lot about human weakness. Some find it easy to fault other's failures. When someone shows strength of character, they deserve to be recognized.

    • @horsluva0758
      @horsluva0758 Год назад +9

      @@sortasassi1 Ditto

    • @jackpack3506
      @jackpack3506 Год назад +9

      He corrects the Defense trying to wiggle around the most simple things like conical direction of pellets!

  • @ScoobyDoozy
    @ScoobyDoozy Год назад +372

    I really think we take it for granted as a society that, in a world of Murdaughs, there are countless Dr Kinseys out there, dedicating themselves to a life of practice, study, academia, research, publication, lecturing, at the expense of their own lives, families, marriages, friendships- all so that they may offer a service to further the greater good of the world.
    Hearing a brief cliff notes of this man’s dedication is humbling and brings me to tears with gratitude for all the people out there dedicating themselves to
    Their passion, in order to further humanity

    • @jackpack3506
      @jackpack3506 Год назад +18

      Hope these great people void out the evil doing ones like Murdaugh!

    • @miekwellens4989
      @miekwellens4989 Год назад

      @@jackpack3506I hope too

    • @Karen-qx7jw
      @Karen-qx7jw Год назад +8

      👌👍🙏🙏🙏💪💪

    • @Seattle_Kiwi
      @Seattle_Kiwi Год назад +13

      Well said. Very well said. ❤️

    • @shelly6290
      @shelly6290 Год назад +13

      Great and True words. Great man.

  • @juliecrane9647
    @juliecrane9647 Год назад +59

    This guy would win every argument with me and I'd thank him for schooling me !
    Simply brilliant.

  • @joanriley2278
    @joanriley2278 Год назад +136

    Dr. Kinsey is the essence of a gentleman and a scholar.

    • @WorldifySanity
      @WorldifySanity 10 месяцев назад +1

      Not really, he works for the NRA.

    • @louesparza8003
      @louesparza8003 7 месяцев назад +1

      So?

    • @Goaltimer
      @Goaltimer 6 месяцев назад

      He knows how to speak in court which is one of his main job tasks but his content is a lot BS covered with his PhD. He worked against a guilty guy this time but this dude is working against any defendant with his BS.

    • @marieassaad-faltas1299
      @marieassaad-faltas1299 5 месяцев назад

      @@WorldifySanity​, "following the money" in these cases leads to the lawyers who were (and still are) suing Alex AND BUSTER Murdaugh AND Gregg Parker for the boat crash case and for Gloria Satterfield's death.
      It was, and still is, in the interest of those lawyers to FALSELY pin the murders of Paul and Maggie Murdaugh on Alex AND to falsely pin Stephen Smith's on Buster.
      I know how that works because I WAS FALSELY ACCUSED of crimes to force me to abandon a civil lawsuit. In my case, I defended myself WITHOUT A LAWYER to a jury in a trial presided over by none other than Judge Clifton Newman; and, thank God, the jury refused to convict them the first time; and I later, STILL WITHOUT A LAWYER, got THAT SET of false criminal charges against me dismissed WITH PREJUDICE.
      How do I know that Alex was wrongly convicted of the murders?
      FIRST, because SOME OF THE SAME PROSECUTORS were in his case and mine: Donald Zelenka, John Meadors, Creighton Waters, Johnny James, David Fernandez, AND Sara Heather Savitz Weiss ("Hatchet-for-hire Heather").
      SECOND, because that gang used on me the same tactics they used on Alex in his murder trials.
      THIRD, because I am a medical doctor with specialization experience in Pathology among other specialties although I am NOT a board-certified forensic pathologist. I know MEDICALLY the time of death is closer to 10:00 pm than to 9:00 pm.
      FOURTH and now-foremost, now that I read Becky Hill's book in its entirety, it is clear that, no only did she tamper with that jury, that jury had been tampering with itself all along INCLUDING A MALE JUROR (who voted "guilty" and convinced the not-guilty/unsure jurors to change their votes to "guilty" then flew expense-free to New York to talk about the verdict on national TV) having received "thousands of dollars" from "three friends" to stay on the jury instead of returning to work and getting replaced by an alternate.
      It boggles my mind that people brag about these things and even attribute them to God, when they are crimes. It is crime enough for that juror to have received outside money to stay on that jury. It would be an even bigger crime if that outside money was being funnelled through that juror's "friends" from, say, the lawyers suing Alex Murdaugh and Gregg Parker.
      THAT is where "following the money" leads me.
      Peace!

    • @marieassaad-faltas1299
      @marieassaad-faltas1299 5 месяцев назад

      @@louesparza8003, "following the money" in these cases leads to the lawyers who were (and still are) suing Alex AND BUSTER Murdaugh AND Gregg Parker for the boat crash case and for Gloria Satterfield's death.
      It was, and still is, in the interest of those lawyers to FALSELY pin the murders of Paul and Maggie Murdaugh on Alex AND to falsely pin Stephen Smith's on Buster.
      I know how that works because I WAS FALSELY ACCUSED of crimes to force me to abandon a civil lawsuit. In my case, I defended myself WITHOUT A LAWYER to a jury in a trial presided over by none other than Judge Clifton Newman; and, thank God, the jury refused to convict them the first time; and I later, STILL WITHOUT A LAWYER, got THAT SET of false criminal charges against me dismissed WITH PREJUDICE.
      How do I know that Alex was wrongly convicted of the murders?
      FIRST, because SOME OF THE SAME PROSECUTORS were in his case and mine: Donald Zelenka, John Meadors, Creighton Waters, Johnny James, David Fernandez, AND Sara Heather Savitz Weiss ("Hatchet-for-hire Heather").
      SECOND, because that gang used on me the same tactics they used on Alex in his murder trials.
      THIRD, because I am a medical doctor with specialization experience in Pathology among other specialties although I am NOT a board-certified forensic pathologist. I know MEDICALLY the time of death is closer to 10:00 pm than to 9:00 pm.
      FOURTH and now-foremost, now that I read Becky Hill's book in its entirety, it is clear that, no only did she tamper with that jury, that jury had been tampering with itself all along INCLUDING A MALE JUROR (who voted "guilty" and convinced the not-guilty/unsure jurors to change their votes to "guilty" then flew expense-free to New York to talk about the verdict on national TV) having received "thousands of dollars" from "three friends" to stay on the jury instead of returning to work and getting replaced by an alternate.
      It boggles my mind that people brag about these things and even attribute them to God, when they are crimes. It is crime enough for that juror to have received outside money to stay on that jury. It would be an even bigger crime if that outside money was being funnelled through that juror's "friends" from, say, the lawyers suing Alex Murdaugh and Gregg Parker.
      THAT is where "following the money" leads me.
      Peace!

  • @darkmaiden1776
    @darkmaiden1776 Год назад +109

    I love this guy's personality. He is a forensics expert, but he seems so jovial and happy 😊

    • @jenniferlawrence1372
      @jenniferlawrence1372 Год назад +4

      Urinalysis???!!!! 🤣

    • @Corgi4pack
      @Corgi4pack Год назад +7

      Yes he was smiling and pleased to be there as an advocate!! God bless you sir!!!!❤

  • @keefthestone
    @keefthestone Год назад +183

    Lets note. He stated in his testimony that he saw someone commit suicide. My heart dropped when he said that. Im glad that he was able to continue post witnessing such a tragedy. He did an amazing job and his dissertation subject shows how he looks at the world. Very gracious and talented man.

    • @donnaquattlebaum8475
      @donnaquattlebaum8475 Год назад +20

      Dr. Kinsey became emotional when he talked about the injuries Paul suffered.😢

    • @melzplace1
      @melzplace1 Год назад +6

      I want to give him a hug 😢

    • @cam9744
      @cam9744 Год назад

      i watched someone blow their own brains out when i was 14 ever since then death and gore dont bother ne

    • @loditx7706
      @loditx7706 11 месяцев назад +1

      @Lindsey Montague: I don’t think he meant he was actually present when someone killed him or her self. When he’s giving examples he may say “I saw a suicide” meaning he reviewed or studied a suicide case. In future if he should happen to refer to something that he observed in the evidence in this case he might say, “I saw a murder” maybe referring to the unique situation of two murders, one shooter, and all moving around after first shots before the immediately fatal shots. He didn’t really see the murders happen; else everyone would jump up and say, “You did?!! Who did it??!!” 😊

    • @keefthestone
      @keefthestone 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@loditx7706 He's been a cop im sure there were scene he arrived to that were still active. Its quite possible.

  • @kimberlynance2711
    @kimberlynance2711 Год назад +48

    This is the best witness and smartest and most qualified expert of any I’ve seen during this trial.

  • @aprilbidon3897
    @aprilbidon3897 Год назад +73

    ❤ Dr. Kinsey. Professional, kind..

  • @Lori-nv4fu
    @Lori-nv4fu Год назад +65

    Poor Paul, he probably took that shot without seeing his father do it! He then stumbles out of the feed room looking for his dad to help him ONLY to realize that it WAS his own dad trying to kill him in the first place! How absolutely tragic! I can't even imagine!

    • @jaynestites8401
      @jaynestites8401 Год назад +20

      The very thought he discovered it was his Dad shooting him; completely haunts me! What a horrific discovery!😮😢

    • @michelleallred8521
      @michelleallred8521 Год назад +16

      As a parent the thoughts Paul had seeing his own dad about to kill him makes me blood run cold. I cannot fathom the evil of this man to kill the two closest people to him. Buster's lucky he didn't take him out too

    • @whereisCarmenSandiego
      @whereisCarmenSandiego 6 месяцев назад +6

      And then think about how Maggie witnessed her own husband kill their son, and then immediately be killed as she was running to her son…

    • @maureenbrown6697
      @maureenbrown6697 3 месяца назад +2

      Alex Murdaugh is a monster. The last few moments of Maggie & Paul's lives were tragic & horrific. I don't know how soulless a person has to be to kill their son, then their wife. Cold blooded monster.

  • @karenmegert5872
    @karenmegert5872 Год назад +84

    I absolutely love Dr Kinsey. Ty so much for all your service and dedication to your training and education… have been watching from Canada 🇨🇦

    • @jackpack3506
      @jackpack3506 Год назад +6

      I love him and his truthfulness and temperament!

  • @NandaP446
    @NandaP446 Год назад +114

    Dr. Kinsey your testimony was crucial to get to the conclusion of the shooter. And thank you to Judge Newman, jurors and to those all did amazing work on this trial, and God bless you all. Paul and Maggie rest in peace.🙏🏽💔

    • @Jonintheronin
      @Jonintheronin Год назад

      They literally proved nothing. It was a mob trial with zero physical evidence. Pretty sad to watch that happen in the American justice system. The circumstantial evidence wasn't substantial and there was more than enough room for reasonable doubt. The jury just didn't like him because of a bunch of nonsense that shouldn't have been let in lol.

    • @1corrsfan
      @1corrsfan Год назад +6

      Amen

    • @marieassaad-faltas1299
      @marieassaad-faltas1299 5 месяцев назад

      @@1corrsfan​, "following the money" in these cases leads to the lawyers who were (and still are) suing Alex AND BUSTER Murdaugh AND Gregg Parker for the boat crash case and for Gloria Satterfield's death.
      It was, and still is, in the interest of those lawyers to FALSELY pin the murders of Paul and Maggie Murdaugh on Alex AND to falsely pin Stephen Smith's on Buster.
      I know how that works because I WAS FALSELY ACCUSED of crimes to force me to abandon a civil lawsuit. In my case, I defended myself WITHOUT A LAWYER to a jury in a trial presided over by none other than Judge Clifton Newman; and, thank God, the jury refused to convict them the first time; and I later, STILL WITHOUT A LAWYER, got THAT SET of false criminal charges against me dismissed WITH PREJUDICE.
      How do I know that Alex was wrongly convicted of the murders?
      FIRST, because SOME OF THE SAME PROSECUTORS were in his case and mine: Donald Zelenka, John Meadors, Creighton Waters, Johnny James, David Fernandez, AND Sara Heather Savitz Weiss ("Hatchet-for-hire Heather").
      SECOND, because that gang used on me the same tactics they used on Alex in his murder trials.
      THIRD, because I am a medical doctor with specialization experience in Pathology among other specialties although I am NOT a board-certified forensic pathologist. I know MEDICALLY the time of death is closer to 10:00 pm than to 9:00 pm.
      FOURTH and now-foremost, now that I read Becky Hill's book in its entirety, it is clear that, no only did she tamper with that jury, that jury had been tampering with itself all along INCLUDING A MALE JUROR (who voted "guilty" and convinced the not-guilty/unsure jurors to change their votes to "guilty" then flew expense-free to New York to talk about the verdict on national TV) having received "thousands of dollars" from "three friends" to stay on the jury instead of returning to work and getting replaced by an alternate.
      It boggles my mind that people brag about these things and even attribute them to God, when they are crimes. It is crime enough for that juror to have received outside money to stay on that jury. It would be an even bigger crime if that outside money was being funnelled through that juror's "friends" from, say, the lawyers suing Alex Murdaugh and Gregg Parker.
      THAT is where "following the money" leads me.
      Peace!

  • @ricksgrandauditorium8790
    @ricksgrandauditorium8790 Год назад +84

    There are people in this world you can just look at and listen, and come away knowing, that that's a damn good person. That's Dr. Kinsey.

  • @clmartin1120
    @clmartin1120 Год назад +63

    In less than a year’s time I have now had the honor of listening to not one, but two of the most intelligent, well-spoken, honest expert witnesses in my lifetime. Dr. Kinsey & Dr. Shannon Curry - you bring me hope for humanity 🙏🏽

    • @liseklerekoper2441
      @liseklerekoper2441 Год назад +11

      Totally agree … Dr. Shannon Curry in the Depp vs Heard case was stellar & made the psychologist that Amber’s team used look far from competent or professional, imo.

    • @Special_Kay
      @Special_Kay Год назад +3

      I absolutely agree. I think Megan Fletcher the expert forensic scientist also did amazing

    • @somerando7233
      @somerando7233 Год назад +1

      Dr. Muffins

    • @kenzierocks1240
      @kenzierocks1240 Год назад

      @@somerando7233 😂

  • @Unentitled54
    @Unentitled54 Год назад +43

    I just want to hug this man. The world needs more honest, sincere, and compassionate people like Dr. Kinsey. Thank you for your expertise in this matter.

    • @rehab5355
      @rehab5355 Год назад +1

      ☺😚🥰😍

    • @Romovictorio
      @Romovictorio Год назад

      Having watched a great deal of testimony from the court trial nobody made it clearer to myself the appalling shooting of the lady & her young son. Absolutely shocking. It beggars belief that someone could do such a terrible thing to anyone & yet this was a husband & father. My heart breaks for their lives cut short in such a dreadful way. May God grant them peace in his kingdom ❤

  • @ChickyBazooka
    @ChickyBazooka Год назад +146

    He's the best expert witness I've heard in a long time. He brings the technical information to each listener's level. I'd take a class from him in a heartbeat. One of the most frustrating parts of any trial, and one reason jurors get flustered, is the 'experts' continually speak in CSI jargon and someone not schooled in crime scene forensics will get confused quickly.

    • @intrepidtomato
      @intrepidtomato Год назад +3

      It seems to me that in nearly every field, that's the way you can tell an expert from someone out of their depth. If someone is unsure, they'll fluster you with a lot of jargon and hide behind technicalities. The most talented expert I work with in my field is just like him - very humble, straightforward, makes his field sound easy while *really* knowing his stuff. And has no issue saying 'I don't know'. (He's an engineer and he always turns up in an old t-shirt. Never once, not in the most formal of cultures and countries where we sent him, was anyone less than happy to see him)

  • @indigopeas4047
    @indigopeas4047 Год назад +62

    How can someone work day in and day out with simply terrible things and still be so adorable? His humour, his manners, his humbleness, his lack of greed, his ability to convey so much information at the level anyone can understand (except the Defence Team, clearly, although that was probably tactics to try to discredit him as a witness)? If I met him at a social gathering without any idea of his work, I would guess him to be a primary school teacher, or something along those lines.

    • @kimberley1449
      @kimberley1449 Год назад +5

      I'm sure his sense of humor is what keeps him sane!!! He's got a really difficult job but explains everything in detail very understandable!!! Love his testimony and honesty!

    • @cheapyweepy5651
      @cheapyweepy5651 Год назад +1

      When you been through alot not phases you

  • @Amy-tl2xe
    @Amy-tl2xe Год назад +80

    How many others, besides me, want to see an autobiography/memoir written by Dr. Kinsey? I want to know how he was raised, how he has such a strong core, what his philosophy of life is. How can he do such difficult, heartbreaking work and still be able to have that beautiful twinkle in his smiling eyes. That man has a very, very good and loving core. Please tell us about your life, Dr. Kinsey!

    • @russpost2557
      @russpost2557 Год назад +9

      The guy is just honest . Pure honesty and not making anything up .

    • @chrisbradleysworld4842
      @chrisbradleysworld4842 Год назад +9

      I’m with you. I would be very interested in a book about his life. He seems to love life and he could definitely brighten up other people when having bad days. He’s a one in a million type of person. Or maybe one billion lol.

    • @macb8309
      @macb8309 Год назад +9

      Judge Newman, as well!!

    • @jennythepirateasmr8383
      @jennythepirateasmr8383 Год назад +5

      Agreed. He's a man who knows, and knows that he knows. And that is the kind of man who deserves respect.

    • @FindIron
      @FindIron Год назад +3

      Such a good point - writers of the universe, pls contact Dr Kinsey! We want more of him

  • @VictoriaMarch13
    @VictoriaMarch13 Год назад +55

    Can't say this man isn't qualified! He's amazing at his job. You can tell he's very passionate about his work.

  • @rayne7340
    @rayne7340 Год назад +26

    This man is so believable and truthful. He answers logically and intelligently.

  • @regnurs3458
    @regnurs3458 Год назад +59

    I enjoyed his testimony so much, I listened to it twice. He is the definition of EXPERT!!

    • @tondaLfoster
      @tondaLfoster Год назад +5

      Me too! He was so humbled that the jury asked to thank him in person at the end of the trial. Without a doubt he connected with this jury.

  • @Peensez
    @Peensez Год назад +28

    OMG, this defense atty is as thick as a brick. You explain things six ways from Sunday and he still asks the same question in different words. The expert has the patience of Job!

  • @aFoundingYouTuber
    @aFoundingYouTuber Год назад +27

    FYI: Two jurors interviewed after the guilty verdicts said they found this witness's testimony compelling, persuasive, and convinced them Murdaugh committed the murders.

  • @SP_3333
    @SP_3333 Год назад +174

    Good man.👍🏼
    I respect, understand, & believe what Dr. Kinsey presents to the court.
    Pretty sure Alex used two guns to make it LOOK as though there were 2 shooters, not one.
    In my opinion.

    • @Gurl-5150
      @Gurl-5150 Год назад +19

      I completely agree!

    • @sortasassi1
      @sortasassi1 Год назад +13

      Malice aforethought

    • @SP_3333
      @SP_3333 Год назад +10

      @@sortasassi1 🎯👍

    • @darrendawson1339
      @darrendawson1339 Год назад +25

      Ya alex being a lawyer and trying to plan this horrible act he would of staged the scene...my opinion he was not expecting Paul's video to ruin his plan...Alex lying about being at the kennels is a huge problem for him...GUILTY in my opinion

    • @maxmanx1294
      @maxmanx1294 Год назад +25

      What a genius to use 2 family-owned guns to shoot them & blame it on some random person. He really overestimates his intelligence & underestimates others'.

  • @sexibyw
    @sexibyw Год назад +22

    Finally a quality qualified expert

  • @TheDannywolff
    @TheDannywolff Год назад +43

    to say that this guy demoralized and made the defense look like amateurs is an understatement

    • @emmaa245
      @emmaa245 Год назад +1

      He remained me the so-called expert in My Cousin Vinny, and this gentleman will be the ladie that opposed his expertise 😊

  • @therationalparty6814
    @therationalparty6814 Год назад +17

    One of the sweetest mic drops of all time - when the defense tries to make Dr. Kinsey out to be some money grabbing guy who can be bought off only for him to reveal his EXTREMELY modest hourly rate and the fact that he stopped accepting pay weeks ago. For him it's about truth, not the money.

  • @5954ldydi
    @5954ldydi Год назад +63

    Dr Kensey comes across with honestly and integrity along with being easy to understand and highly educated in his field. Unfortunately these things are lacking in expert witnesses these days. It's no wonder he is so likable.

  • @Jo-ix3qp
    @Jo-ix3qp Год назад +52

    I think this defense attorney is out of his depth on this subject..I think Dr. Kinsey is very knowledgeable..

  • @blackberry_700
    @blackberry_700 Год назад +57

    What a brilliant witness for the prosecutor for the murdered victims… also the prosecutor that assigned to ask Dr. Kinsey today is terrific, smart as well hats off to both ❤

    • @joantinker1693
      @joantinker1693 Год назад +4

      It's a good thing you were impressed by the lawyer asking questions of Dr. Kinsey. He's the elected Attorney General of South Carolina an i think he's C. Water's bosses bosses boss.

  • @ceciliac2225
    @ceciliac2225 Год назад +44

    Love this doctor’s knowledge and mannerisms. Very professional.

  • @teresaperkins9862
    @teresaperkins9862 Год назад +91

    I absolutely love him. I trust his testimony.

    • @bamadad53
      @bamadad53 Год назад +2

      I’d be willing to bet Alex felt just the opposite.

  • @charlesfaure1189
    @charlesfaure1189 Год назад +76

    Watching defense attorneys deliberately try to obfuscate and misconstrue testimony is utterly disgusting.

    • @maxmanx1294
      @maxmanx1294 Год назад +18

      This attempt is so poorly executed that its comical (except for the subject matter).

    • @SmartJanitor
      @SmartJanitor Год назад

      Great sentence once you ged rid of those pesky adverbs

    • @Jonintheronin
      @Jonintheronin Год назад +3

      I didnt see that at all tbh. I dont get the cases theory of motive or their experts testimony of what happened. The defenses expert made a lot more sense.

    • @clmartin1120
      @clmartin1120 Год назад +1

      @@SmartJanitor ?

    • @kirkbarnett1231
      @kirkbarnett1231 Год назад +1

      @@Jonintheronin you think it was two unknown assailants??

  • @faithcastillo9597
    @faithcastillo9597 Год назад +19

    Murdaugh's attorney irritated me with his "gotcha" line of questioning. Dr. Kinsey has the patience of a saint in dealing with such goading.

  • @kellyyork3898
    @kellyyork3898 Год назад +55

    Over an hour on the stand on at least two separate occasions. He did very well. Not sure any of us could have held up that well.

  • @bhutumshona
    @bhutumshona Год назад +23

    I know it’s morbid, but if I end up a victim of a homicide, I want Dr. Kinsey to be the crime scene expert.

    • @luw3441
      @luw3441 Год назад +5

      Me too 😂😂😂

    • @cathybrown4102
      @cathybrown4102 Год назад +6

      Praying that is never necessary

    • @lindseyhudson1274
      @lindseyhudson1274 Год назад +4

      Same!!!

    • @Lori-nv4fu
      @Lori-nv4fu Год назад +4

      Right, imagine getting THAT expert from the defense team trying to solve our murder? NO justice for us, especially if the jurors aren't as great as these here! Maggie and Paul received their justice. Unfortunately, it won't bring them back though.

    • @Lori-nv4fu
      @Lori-nv4fu Год назад +3

      @@cathybrown4102 I too pray it's never needed!

  • @Ira88881
    @Ira88881 Год назад +10

    This poor guy has to give the same explanation to the defense 500 times because they refuse to accept it.

  • @susanbengston3208
    @susanbengston3208 Год назад +56

    Dr. K. is an excellent Expert Witness, a true Professional. Our Nation needs many more LE persons with his intelligence and personality!

    • @blackberry_700
      @blackberry_700 Год назад +7

      Couldn’t agree more Dr. Kinsey is very intellect in regards to his craft he has presented, demonstrated evidence clearly and credibly outstanding man of honesty ❤

  • @Seattle_Kiwi
    @Seattle_Kiwi Год назад +39

    Dr. Kinsey, you’ve charmed America with you smarts and sincerity. And, you’ve schooled the defensive team and their “experts” right proper. God bless you sir. 😇❤️

  • @joanbreva7251
    @joanbreva7251 Год назад +22

    Dr. Kinsey, BRAVO sir. There are just not enough words to tell you how much you were looked up to, respected, and followed by all who are interested in this case. I did see Court TV extend you an invitation to be on their programs and happy to see your response "I would be honored". Looking forward to seeing more of you and hearing your expertise.

  • @cyndiellis1088
    @cyndiellis1088 Год назад +116

    Dr. Kinsey is very knowledgeable and VERY credible and very solid under cross examination. I pray justice is served for Maggie & Paul. I truly feel for this jury and all the scenarios thrown at them.

    • @blackberry_700
      @blackberry_700 Год назад +14

      Yes indeed this very bright Dr. Kinsey knows his craft very well the defense attorney wasn’t able to score on him congrats Dr. Kinsey, you’re truly brilliant 👍

    • @shanipoodle1377
      @shanipoodle1377 Год назад +6

      Who doesnt know what the lines "trajectory" was, great knowledge

    • @shanipoodle1377
      @shanipoodle1377 Год назад +1

      He is clearly bias, defense expert did not say the shooter is 5'2", he said following the line will the best height, it would change if closer or further out
      Then he implies the cardboard can be manipulated and under cross he realises it also went into the wood, he also said depending on how the shooter was standing and holding the gun, the defence arent going to show a guy holding gun in awkward position at the distance indicated, i would have to be sarcastic at the distance, also he didnt say he has 0 confidence with the distance the pathalogist indicated, he is being bias towards prosecuter

    • @shanipoodle1377
      @shanipoodle1377 Год назад +5

      He is not saying anything bad about SLED, he just has 0 i repeat 0 confidence in other expert that sounds bias, he dosnt say i have 0 confidence in the way SLED carried out colating and examining evidence

    • @shanipoodle1377
      @shanipoodle1377 Год назад +1

      Smiling at the end when talking about pauls injuries, very unprofessional and inconsiderate to family of the deceased, look at alex face towards him at the end

  • @MEH6423
    @MEH6423 Год назад +30

    Attorney General did a fantastic job of questioning Dr. Kinsey - they made a great team. Both in the pursuit of justice for Maggie and Paul.

  • @reginafrike1023
    @reginafrike1023 Год назад +15

    If only all experts could testify with this much honesty and integrity would make huge difference in cases

  • @judycummings4059
    @judycummings4059 Год назад +29

    What kind of shooters would go to murder without their own guns?!

    • @loviedovie5781
      @loviedovie5781 Год назад +5

      Alex Murdaugh

    • @kimrayner2964
      @kimrayner2964 Год назад

      Some dumb people think at least two did lol. First time in history two premeditated murders where the killers came unarmed. Makes absolutely no sense. Yet they believe that but cant comprehend one man bringing 2 guns and using a different gun on each victim to try and make out 2 gunmen. Not possible they say. You cant help being born stupid i suppose. Glad the Jury had intelligence to work it out right.

    • @summerdrye4030
      @summerdrye4030 7 месяцев назад

      Exactly, no one go to murder someone and counts on finding a gun to use at the scene

  • @cmccloud38
    @cmccloud38 Год назад +22

    I want to take Dr. Kinsey's class.

  • @catherinemelissamalone4105
    @catherinemelissamalone4105 Год назад +23

    I love this guy. He’s hilarious. “Or it was someone he was comfortable with” 😂 defense wasn’t expecting that.

  • @jwmson7791
    @jwmson7791 Год назад +48

    This man knows his stuff and it makes so much sense. Too many variables as he said to set the events in concrete the way the defense expert attempted to.

  • @2Swagg580
    @2Swagg580 Год назад +28

    Dr. Kinsey was so professional and on point , much respect to him 💯🙏🏽

  • @lindseyhudson1274
    @lindseyhudson1274 Год назад +24

    Dr Kinsey is so awesome. He was such a great witness because he was so easy to understand and he was clearly being honest and knowledgeable in all of his testimony. The defense came off as desperate and sloppy, like they didn't quite understand the logistics of his testimony. The more they questioned him the more he proved that he knows his stuff and that the defense's witness was wrong. The world would be a better place if more people were like Dr Kinsey.

  • @blackberry_700
    @blackberry_700 Год назад +45

    The defense attorney is trying to confuse Dr. Kinsey, who is firm, knowledgeable to his craft even the smartest defense attorney cannot make Dr. Kinsey bewildered

    • @theresarasche3173
      @theresarasche3173 Год назад +7

      And this lawyer Griffins sounds dumb and confused himself🤨

    • @vernareed2692
      @vernareed2692 Год назад +3

      I don't know why the defense attorneys aren't corrected,held accountable for badgering, harassment witnesses, and leading in questions!!

  • @brookandroad
    @brookandroad Год назад +34

    Some men and women are called upon to do society's hard, oftentimes thankless, unsung jobs. This amazing gentleman is one of these men, "in my opinion." Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

  • @Beth-ux8zu
    @Beth-ux8zu Год назад +21

    One of my favorite witnesses; such an experienced and intelligent man. He was not shook by any questioning. Just genuine and dedicated.

  • @shannontreiber1070
    @shannontreiber1070 Год назад +18

    This witness was beyond good. Jury did right thing.

  • @31kalixx
    @31kalixx Год назад +13

    Love Dr. Kinsey! Thorough, knowledgeable, and most importantly honest.

  • @rebadanson3024
    @rebadanson3024 Год назад +18

    What a gracious and humble man - what an inspiration … his devotion to his cause is so impressive.

  • @Manda_bubs_uk
    @Manda_bubs_uk Год назад +19

    He and the mobile data guy were my favourites during this trial. We’re able to break things down for those aren’t used to guns etc. They both made it easy to follow their testimony. That and the fact it blew the defence strategy out the water!!

  • @azinegg
    @azinegg Год назад +22

    I love the way he shoots a look at the defence and AM every now and again” I could listen to this man all day.

  • @cherrilgallagher7875
    @cherrilgallagher7875 Год назад +35

    Dr Kinsey is Brilliant and a very knowledgeable person

  • @lillianleigh7316
    @lillianleigh7316 Год назад +35

    With all the experiences this man has had it is visually apparent it still effects him. Tough job that takes a special person.

  • @CarrieAKouri
    @CarrieAKouri Год назад +17

    Well explained and articulate. Thank you, Dr. Kinsey.

  • @itsjomckinlay8160
    @itsjomckinlay8160 Год назад +15

    And….the defence never stood a chance with this witness….unbelievably professional 👏🏻

  • @samanthapressley5254
    @samanthapressley5254 Год назад +24

    Wow! Dr. Kinsey knows his stuff. Great Job.

  • @gabyvandijk2142
    @gabyvandijk2142 Год назад +42

    Love this witness...defense tactics to make Dr.Kinsey incredible is not working!!!
    Dr.Kinsey is to professional,honest,patience and intelligent!!!

  • @sportsmediaamerica
    @sportsmediaamerica Год назад +27

    If only they had asked Alex to come down and demonstrate exactly what he did.

  • @ratso4443
    @ratso4443 Год назад +17

    Lord that’s cold blooded what he did to his son and wife. Wow.

  • @cmccloud38
    @cmccloud38 Год назад +31

    The Defense just ignored him saying Paul had his arms down because he was knew who shot him or he was comfortable around the person who shot him. They just going to ignore that of course.

  • @alyciaholloway2151
    @alyciaholloway2151 Год назад +50

    I like this man. He has a cool vibe

  • @teresaperkins9862
    @teresaperkins9862 Год назад +31

    This man knows his stuff!

  • @vernaburns1629
    @vernaburns1629 Год назад +52

    I have to say that he is amazing.

    • @Kween1965
      @Kween1965 Год назад

      Only if your kid is set on Alex being guilty.

  • @judygantz1902
    @judygantz1902 Год назад +29

    Dr.Kinsley has a very kind demeanor. Very knowledgeable and explains his position on things well. I really like him.🤗

    • @GH-oi2jf
      @GH-oi2jf Год назад +1

      I think could have stated some things more clearly, but he does know his stuff.

    • @judyscott9733
      @judyscott9733 Год назад

      Me too! I think he’s amazing!

  • @TheIndecisiveWigWearer
    @TheIndecisiveWigWearer Год назад +37

    This witness is great! If I were on the jury I’d totally go with his testimony over the defense’s “expert” who claims 2 perps that were 5’-2” & 5’-4” tall. 😂😂😂 gee is not the defenses expert witness getting paid??? Seems one Friday he was whining about how much it was going to cost him to keep his expert witness in town over the weekend.

    • @GwdEquip
      @GwdEquip Год назад

      When did the defense say two shooters?

    • @TheIndecisiveWigWearer
      @TheIndecisiveWigWearer Год назад

      @@GwdEquip I’m not going to find it for you but all you have to do is Google it.

  • @Cant_stop_thinking
    @Cant_stop_thinking Год назад +11

    I like the way he says in sort of frustration of repeating himself "The cone! Mr Griffin, I told you about the cone!"
    "It's gravity, Mr Griffin!"
    Like hes re-explaining to a child not paying attention.
    He tries to be discreet but Mr Griffin is so determined to force his opinion that he has no choice but to say "His brain, Mr Griffin! His Brain!"
    How, logically, could a pellet go through his head and shoulder then bounce up so hard it wedges in the door frame and damages paint?

  • @Knitswitty
    @Knitswitty Год назад +34

    Dr. Ken Kinsey was awesome for sure. The defense team did nothing less than badger with their petty insinuations towards the witnesses as though they were the criminals on trial. I was frustrated that they were allowed to abuse witnesses like that, trying to sway them to answer their way, that's pretty normal but not abusively so.

    • @susanstephenson648
      @susanstephenson648 Год назад +2

      Brilliant, absolutely brilliant! I could never imagine a finer expert in his field. As a lay person knowing very little about guns, ammo, etc., he was easy to follow and down to earth in his ability to share his expertise in an understandable and gifted manner.
      Thank you, Dr. Kinsey. Yes, it would be fascinating to learn about your life and when, how you came into your chosen profession and expertise. I've always had great interest in learning how ppl choose their career pathways. Thank you for helping us understand.

  • @teresaperkins9862
    @teresaperkins9862 Год назад +20

    He seems like a man of integrity.

  • @tinastevenscriven818
    @tinastevenscriven818 Год назад +17

    What a fantastic expert. He Made it very clear for everyone.

  • @chrisbradleysworld4842
    @chrisbradleysworld4842 Год назад +23

    Dr Kinsey did an amazing job and this showed how crappy and unorganized the defense lawyers are! And why did the defense ask DR Kinsey how much he is getting paid . Everyone there is getting paid something for their time. The Defense is a laughable joke. They don’t even need to be lawyers in my opinion

    • @vernareed2692
      @vernareed2692 Год назад +1

      ChrisBradleys World right!! Dr. Kinsey should have asked defense attorney how much they were getting paid!!

  • @clmartin1120
    @clmartin1120 Год назад +27

    Some wisdom pouring from this man! 1:05:55 “As I said Mr. Griffin, it wasn’t his intentions, but his results that I disagreed with.”
    If only our elected leaders could speak so respectfully towards one another.
    My favorite line though… 1:22:01 “That’s the way angles work, yes sir” 😏 So nice to see a slimy attorney get schooled by an intelligent, honest, and humble man like Dr. Kinsey 🙇🏽‍♀️

    • @cdelane3335
      @cdelane3335 Год назад +3

      One of my favorite lines is "Well it didn't turn around and go back out of the top of his head." Just a great relatable witness and he showed his humor, which I loved.

  • @walker4133
    @walker4133 Год назад +15

    Defense just couldn't break this wonderful man : )

  • @itsjomckinlay8160
    @itsjomckinlay8160 Год назад +12

    What a star witness! Calm, clear,concise, confident and very knowledgeable with further confirmation explanations!

  • @karenl1180
    @karenl1180 Год назад +5

    Dr. Kenny is amazing. I wish him well on his new business. I could watch him discuss cases non stop. He's smart, kind, compassionate, tough but knows his stuff and not backing down to anyone (in a nice gentlemanly way) good family man. Love him

  • @frankiewoods3868
    @frankiewoods3868 Год назад +23

    Dr. Kinsey you rock!!!

  • @joyhowe4079
    @joyhowe4079 Год назад +12

    What a brilliant man. Congratulations sir on your truly professional delivery based on facts.

  • @intowngirl102
    @intowngirl102 Год назад +6

    Dr. K...You are the bomb!!! Hope your life gets better and better due to your honesty and integrity !

  • @marybethklinzak3444
    @marybethklinzak3444 Год назад +24

    Love the witness, he’s spot on. Knows his stuff, is confident & easy to understand. The defense attorney though, is hard to follow, slow, all over the place & almost put me to sleep.

    • @tdpooh1972
      @tdpooh1972 8 месяцев назад +1

      @marybethklinzak - that's EXACTLY what I thought. The defense attorney completely confused me. He bumbled thru his entire cross-examination AND he kept asking the same thing over and over and over trying to get Dr. Kenzie to change his responses. His entire cross-examination was cringey and painful to watch.

  • @jashondasuber7273
    @jashondasuber7273 Год назад +8

    Thank you Dr. Kinsey for helping us get Justice for Maggie and Paul ❤

  • @evilmonkeywithissues
    @evilmonkeywithissues Год назад +31

    Whether or not Mr. Murdaugh is truly guilty (I am not familiar with the details of this case, I was recently led to this testimony by my grandmother, who thought I might be interested), this is a great example of a solid testimony, and a man with an excellent reign on his emotional responses. Far too often these days we use emotional responses as a basis for assumptions on matters in which emotional responses should not be a factor at all. If only politics were carried out this way.

  • @miekwellens4989
    @miekwellens4989 Год назад +19

    Expert and folksy rare combination
    But both present in abundance in Dr Kinsey
    Thank you for that Dr

    • @rehab5355
      @rehab5355 Год назад +3

      I wonder what his IQ...is? He is an emotionally intelligent man as well!

  • @user-ei2yf8gx1w
    @user-ei2yf8gx1w 6 месяцев назад +2

    Jim Griffin is a perfect example of why people don't like attorneys. How Dr. Kinsey managed to keep his cool during this examination while Griffin repeated the same questions over and over in an attempt to shake him deserves an award.

  • @msyallen
    @msyallen Год назад +46

    I think I want to marry this man. I can listen to him all day. Nothing more attractive than intelligence.😁

    • @deepatrick2484
      @deepatrick2484 Год назад +6

      I love his accent, reminds me of my pastor

    • @sashalu13
      @sashalu13 Год назад +4

      ​@First Last
      omg.....

    • @Snail.1
      @Snail.1 Год назад +2

      ​@First Last 🤣

    • @GwdEquip
      @GwdEquip Год назад

      @@user-on6sz6li7xdoesn’t sound like it

    • @rebeccar1036
      @rebeccar1036 Год назад +1

      He’s wearing a wedding ring

  • @athenavan2242
    @athenavan2242 Год назад +11

    Good explanation of why Alex is crying and rocking back and forth, the testimony of what happened to Paul, Alex is reliving every second of this during the trial, he is seeing this play out, what he did to his son? Could you imagine listening to the explanation of your son's brain flying out of his body, hitting the frame of the door and hitting the concrete, knowing you caused this to happen! He lived it and I hope it continues to eat at him while he is locked up in solitary confinement

    • @carolinesmith5926
      @carolinesmith5926 Год назад

      Wouldn't the blood And scrapes made who ? Shoot!

    • @maureenbrown6697
      @maureenbrown6697 3 месяца назад +1

      As the female Colleton County investigator stated when she sat in on Alex's first interview along with the investigator from SLED in the police vehicle at Moselle:
      Alex had an authentic emotional response when speaking about seeing Paul's body & brain.
      The investigators initially thought it was a grief reaction & the investigator instinctively touched Alex's shoulder to console him. She now believes it was that Alex was emotionally jarred & shocked in seeing the damage he had done to Paul (I/They did him so bad). It was bad. And Alex was responsible for it.

  • @craigmonteforte1478
    @craigmonteforte1478 Год назад +66

    this man is good at his job , he obviously has not only the Schooling to understand and explain these things but he has the overall years of experience on handling this type of Crime Scene and/or with the Equipment Law Enforcement and Experts have available to use in Processing the evidence and reconstruction sequences

    • @Kween1965
      @Kween1965 Год назад

      The Defence teams witness was way more qualities and made a hell of a lot more sense that this guy. I would love to see them both side by side. It’ll case closed for the defence team!!

    • @kathyschwab9949
      @kathyschwab9949 Год назад +8

      @@Kween1965 Then you just fell for the oldest trick in the book defense teams are well known to do. I can guarantee given the exact same information but Alec was 5'4" instead of 6'4", the defence's expert would show that the shooter was 6'4" instead of 5'4".

    • @Kween1965
      @Kween1965 Год назад +2

      @@kathyschwab9949 I’m talking about the whole argument not just that part of it and of course height can make a difference when shooting 😳🙄

    • @kathyschwab9949
      @kathyschwab9949 Год назад +6

      @@Kween1965 Well we're obviously not hearing or seeing the same thing if you think this guy is innocent.

    • @indigopeas4047
      @indigopeas4047 Год назад +1

      @@kathyschwab9949 and this is what freaks me out about the jury system 😟. I think juries should be replaced by the bench system (like S Africa for example) made up of intelligent, trained people who can’t be manipulated by tricks, emotions or irrelevant decoys.

  • @debbieleigh4537
    @debbieleigh4537 Год назад +8

    I wonder why they never showed AM during this testimony? They show him all of the time during other testifying. I would like to have seen his reaction to all of this horrific description!

  • @soien02
    @soien02 Год назад +16

    Dr Ken Kinsey was impressive and consistent.

  • @83prettyblack
    @83prettyblack Год назад +6

    I can’t imagine what Paul and Mrs.Maggie were thinking when they realized it was Alex.

  • @amandataylor4542
    @amandataylor4542 Год назад +4

    Dr Kinsey thank you for your clarity, your humility and charm. Rather than trying to force a viewpoint with jargon, and pomposity you spoke in clear simple language respectfully and easily showed that the frankly preposterous suggestions made by the defence were so unlikely to be impossible... I am in awe that you can remain so calm and collected with the traumatic things you have seen in your work and wish to thank you for your ability to carry on despite having witnessed such awful things especially a suicide like that... I can absolutely understand why the jury wished to thank you for your testimony... I believe that other experts should be realising that they don't win juries by alienating them with presenting evidence in technical terms that require excessive explanation of terms, or talking down to them as if they should just take their word because they are too stupid to understand...
    You are a true gentleman, we need more people like you in this world...

  • @michaelacri2875
    @michaelacri2875 Год назад +10

    Wow this guy has every credential. What a solid, standout guy.