Deleted Calls, Phone Data Puts Alex Murdaugh at Scene of Wife, Son's Brutal Murder: Prosecutors
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2023
- Prosecutors allege that Alex Murdaugh's cell phone data puts him at the scene of his wife and son's murder at their South Carolina home. Evidence presented in court also revealed that the disgraced lawyer deleted most of his calls from that June 2021 night Maggie and Paul were found dead. The Law&Crime Network's Angenette Levy and GiGi McKelvey discuss the importance of this data.
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He didn't plan for those cellular phone forensics. It's crazy how literally everything we do on our phones are recorded and timestamped. Wow!
Yup. They always forget about the cellphones.
Right?! At first, thinking about that makes me nervous but then I remember I'm never going to kill anyone.
@@danc.732 Right! Same!
@@TheFrenchPug It's all over the internet and tv shows, movies, etc that they can get the info out of your phones. Does he just not pay attention???
Watch forensic files , it is fascinating the info they can get from the cell phone . But the DNA really is mind boggling . With the ancestry DNA I wouldn't even think about committing a crime . My phone stays in the same place nonstop , I never take it with me .
They got killed around 8:40-8:50. He texts his wife after 9. He said he was at his moms for an hr and a half. His moms nurse said it was only 20 mins. He definitely did it.
100% AGREE with you!!
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The nurse is very brave .
Yep
He's diabolical
You're not paying tension... The last text on his waist phone was at 8:49, so she was murdered sometime after that..
The defense has to overcome Alex’s huge lie that he wasn’t even there.
That’s the best part
Yep! Pure gold.
They'll come up with some b s story I'm sure
It’s karma that Paul’s reckless behavior (boat accident) started the entire bs to unravel, and though AM murdered Paul in cold blood, it is Paul again who will seal his Father’s fate with the Snapchat.
@@sloan_005 it actually was his stealing. The same day he killed them was the day they approached him about the missing money
The Judge that permitted him to do all of the financial shenanigans needs to be investigated too.
Maybe Alex paid off the attorneys on the other side in these cases that were settled out of court.
Judge Carmen Mullen is STILL am active judge in SC today. It's beyond shocking that she still remains an active judge!
ya life in prison bud. why tf would u kill your family....sickening
How a licensed attorney makes this many mistakes committing their own crimes is astounding… even if you don’t practice criminal or forensic, he should’ve know better than to think he could just delete calls😭. WILD.
BC he tells law enforcement and all involved in a case “how it’s gonna go down “.
He was high on opiates!
@@mollycote1021 fair point
He was probably high
He's a drug addict and only cares about himself.
Yesterday, I made a remark, “I hope this man is not walking out free.” I was actually attacked about my remark. I wonder if those people still believe he didn’t do it.😂
I hope he rots in prison for the rest of his life.
😂😂😂
well sweetie, most people like to hear ALL evidence from BOTH sides before screeching guilt or innocence. So your comment is meaningless. I suspect if you were verbally attacked it was because of your smug ignorant comments. So laugh away because I and others have no idea as of yet if he is guilty or innocent because the trial has only just begun. So I suspect yes there are plenty who haven't made a decision yet because they aren't children and don't act on emotion and so will wait for ALL evidence. No idea why the laughing emoji because your comment is ridiculous. Guilty before proven innocent obviously with you. Hush.
All the evidence so far is hardly "beyond reasonable doubt". You can't jail a man for life on mere suspicion that he did it.
He is being held in prison since his arrest - because his bail is $7 million - with no 10% option... 😂
An innocent man will never act this way or delete phone calls. Did he really think he was going to get away with this stuff? Yes he did.
I think his 20 yr addiction to opioids clouded his thinking and he was desperate for $ and Maggie had a rental property worth $4 million. What if she didn't want to sell and what if she would divorce him after finding out he stole almost a million dollars from his law firm's partners and clients? Paul's murder makes his criminal charges go away for the boating accident that killed Mallory. I think Alex's plan was to sell Maggie's rental property and pay his partner's back to save his reputation and law license so he could open his own law firm with Buster and Father and Son could start over w/o any baggage that Paul created and he needed Maggie's property to do it and she wouldn't want to be a party to the murder of her favorite son. Buster settled out of court with Mallory's family and I'm sure it was a whole lot less than what Paul would have had to pay. Alex didn't count on Paul's friends ratting out Buster for giving Paul his driver's license and getting another one from the MVD claiming he lost it. Paul had loose lips and was facing felony charges for Mallory's death and so he had to go. Paul was shot in the 'chest and head' w/a shotgun whilst Maggie was shot 5 times w/an automatic rifle. 2 weapons to make it look like 2 perps.
*Did he think he could get away with it because he might’ve in the past?! Remember, there’s the death of his housekeeper in his home who’s family he later swindled insurance money from. And there’s the unexplained death of a young man a few years earlier near his property.*
@@deborahhershey3045 I completely agree. The one thing I can't understand is how the murder rifle is not there. Cell phone data doesn't show that he left the scene to ditch the gun. Almost like someone helped out or did it.
@@lennymcmillion well, what if he just didn't bring his phone to dispose of it....? What if it's hidden somewhere in the house only he knows about?
@@tabora_ Then a few days after his dad dies, AT 6AM, he wraps it in a blue jacket, takes it to his moms. Care giver states that it looked like he had a blue tarp cradled in his arms as he goes upstairs. (Rifle had obviously been broken down). SLED finds jacket later with gun residue on the INSIDE of jacket. So... where in the house did he hide the gun? SLED spent weeks looking for it in that house.
Forensic data will catch your bs almost every time. The amount of people that still use their phones/computers/tablets when planning and committing a crime, especially things like murder, never ceases to surprise me.
Pauls phone came through for him n his mother for sure
@@zay5456 Thank god... and Paul's friends putting Alex at the scene.
Trouble is when you switch it off while committing the crime, that's just as bad! As Brian Kohberger is finding out. Dead phones are suspicious. Criminals just shouldn't use them at all, ever.
Yep, your phone still tracks you even when it is off
@Patrick Abrams I thought that was after nine?
You can't make this stuff up - truth is stranger than fiction! What a creep! Great coverage and analysis!
anyone who needs to delete text messages with family members is guilty of something.
ridiculous comment.
guilty of keeping a clean text screen?
Most families have a member with a very controlling personality, usually one of the parents or a "golden child". Sounds like you might be the one in yours...
😂
Truth
The fact that the law firm was allowed to operate the way it did for decades after the founders passed away is a crime in itself. So many cases that weren't properly handled/actual innocent people sent to prison while others wound up with ruined reputations despite not having committed a crime but ruined nonetheless by Murdagh's law firm and the feds not step in is an abomination. He deserves to rot in prison for what he did to others and his wife and son.....
The corruption probably goes back decades. Families like this are never touched by personal accountability or shame.
This has been a generational family rich family. Not much can touch him. He had a lot of personal power. The Good ol' boys club is alive and well in the South.
@@Pebbles64 u just answered my question somewhat & well put... ty
bunch of good ol' boys😂
🗣🗣👌🏿
Without his son's recording of him beinging there at that time he could of gotten away with murder. Thanks God the police got his son's phone.
I'm surprised Alex didn't toss that phone
@@salesadmieze9049 I think he thought about it...
All this sneaking and lying and it took less than a minute to find him guilty
It would all be on the cloud anyway. Our phones are just little windows.
@Salesad Mieze His son actually spoke from the grave.
He did it. That is why the evidence is lining up against him. It’s like he is caught naked in the chicken pen covered with feathers and chicken poo and he says “I was NOT flogging that chicken.”
😂👍
“That chicken was trying to flog ME!”
🤣🤪👍
Yes, it’s exactly like that
LMAO maybe he went in the coop to take a nap
Finally, the Prosecutor is showing the jury vital evidence that places Alex at crime scene. Now they have to tie it up with a bow.
👌🙌🏻
They still have to explain a lot to pin it on him beyond reasonable doubt.
What a terrible individual. The amount of deaths that he's had something to do with is astonishing. Yes his son & wife he murdered, but there have been atleast another 2-3 other deaths hes been associated with throughout the last 20 years according to something i'd seen last week.
Yep. His housekeeper suspiciously died at his house from falling down stairs. Then he told her sons to sue him so they could get money from his insurance. For some weird reason he was allowed to represent them against his own insurance. Worst of all, he stole their settlement money. He’s devious and evil.
@@briarrose29 Why does an employer need to insure his housekeeper? Weird. Are they irreplaceable, like a rocket scientist might be to Elon Musk?
@@briarrose29 😲 😱 omg
@Darling2021 The housekeeper probably saw or heard something she wasn't supposed to so she had to die. They exumed her body last year and it will be interesting in what they found.
@@KayInMaine This sounds plausible to me…✌🏻
the short time frame btwn paul/maggie’s last phone use & alec being in paul’s video when he said he wasn’t there… that’s the smoking gun.
Rogan was such a good witness ... very direct and straightforward. I believe the Jury found him very credible.
Agreed
Big brother man….. Some argue is a breach of privacy but as a true crime junkie I argue is one of the most useful tools to putting away the bad guys.
Takes a lot of work to get a court order allowing phone records to be seized
@@whdbnrm3023 Indeed.
The Internet takes down all kinds of criminals. I love it!!!
@@whdbnrm3023 - it does. Which makes Pillow Guy and the rest of Trump’s minions look ridiculous,
To me it only means 1 thing, that he was down at the shed and kennel area not up at the house taking a nap. What was he doing down there? Other than to kill his wife and son. Timeline and Paul's recording is key. Thank goodness Paul was recording at that time to get voices on his phone. Did they interview the other son and ask who's voices he can hear on the recording? Is he even going to be a witness in the case?
he is in the courtroom, can't be a witness
@@fisherbird1739 yes he can be a witness if both the prosecution and defense agree that it's ok for him to be in the court room and listening to evidence.
@@JudyF-zu4ir witnesses usually have to stay outside the courtroom until they are called. They will be notified as to what day that will be.
Yeah...I want to hear from other son about overall relationships etc.
Buster is actually on the list to testify against his pa
Bless that dog who his son took video of!
I know. I'm thinking the same thing.💙🐾👍🙏🐾
Yup, cash was possibly Alex's downfall, and in its green form the root of all evil.
Its ironic that the dogs name was Cash....and that AM was only thinking about Cash/money when he committed these murders
@@cindyhuntington4825 Give that heroic dog a medal. Poor creature heard and saw it all. He knows.
As a lawyer I can't believe he deleted certain calls and didn't know they could still be found..
The horror of a father shooting his 20 year old son in the chest and then blowing his brains out with a 12 gauge shotgun.
My god, that is incomprehensible. Paul sounded like a s**t of a kid, but I’m now thinking he might have been bullied badly by his father when alone, maybe that’s why Paul treated his girlfriend and other people not so nicely, and also why he apparently had such a bad temper. He was getting bullied by the one person meant to love and protect him.
His wife knew it was a bad idea going to the house...she went there against her own gut feelings.
How many gut feelings did she ignore over the years? How much did she know about his criminal behaviors? The truth eventually comes out and she and her son lost their life in the most brutal way.
I'm in my 50s and learned never doubt your intuition and guy feeling, I've taught my kids the same.
I did the same. I always tell my grown daughters to trust their instincts or gut feelings. @@Jjj6212
Only the most evil of evil would commit such a heinous crime, murder of yr own child??? Horrific. Abominable. Despicable.
He was even corrupy as a lawyer absolutely no moral compass
He’s capable
The lawsuits his son was going to face, after the criminal case, were a big factor. He didn't want to have that liability around.
He even looks demonic
Never seen the word "abominable" used without the word snowman after it...
He just needs to confess 😡😡😡
I know, right? When he looks so distressed I think he must be thinking: I should have just confessed my guilt and skipped the court proceedings. The public humiliation, the spectial of my crimes on display. I expect a Jimmy Swaggart moment, Alex declaring, "I HAVE SINNED!"
He's lying about the time and where he was and more. You do not lie unless you have something to hide!
his law partners HAD to know AM was embezzling millions and ruining his clients lives.
They were probably doing the same to their own clients
Those 900+ steps Alex took have it down to a science now. The time Maggie and Paul did their final things with their phones, followed by the timeline of those 900+ steps Alex took, and then the time he called 911 show he was at the scene when it happened.
As stated by the prosecutor and Jesse, how can one person take so many steps to get to their car at home before driving off. Alex's story timeline of what he did that night and the phone data evidence are helping prosecutors and the jury find that Alex was lying and he was the shooter.
How did you act normal when your kid’s brains are Down by his ankle. The dogs had to go bananas and probably needed to be cleaned up which took steps. I think the guns are buried in the wood. Ask Buster.
wow where did the 900 steps come from it was 282 steps this makes me laugh at the stupidity of people making crap
Can you guys please fix your audio … every time I switch to your videos the volume is soooo low!!!! So annoying thabk uog
No cap frfr
I agree
Agree. Sounds lower, and muffled.
So true
Thought it was just me. Yes, it is low.
I don't know how a person can live with himself after killing his wife and son, WTF.
The sound you here is millions of criminals tossing their cell phones.
They're not that smart.
Do these people not realise their phones can be tracked.... crazy
It seems they never think about the cellphones. Just leave your cellphone at home.
Not can be, it is always tracking and communicating with cell tower, the police can access the records at anytime without a warrant, the need a warrant to use it against you in court but they deff use it as an investigative tool all the time.
@@TheFrenchPug that is not a good thing unless you are known to leave your phone at home. Difference in routine can be used as evidence against you.
I see this in every murder…..and my first thought is if you really are planning on murdering someone, are you planning on responding to text messages and phone calls? Are you afraid your gonna miss a like on social media or some breaking news? Leave the phone at home or leave it at work by “accident”. I don’t want them to get away with the crime I just don’t know how not a single murderer ever thinks hmmmmm I should leave my electronics somewhere away from where I’m gonna get all murdery on people
Exactly, how many times have you heard testimony in court that goes something like this, "...9,341 phone calls in the days prior to the murder, then one phone call minutes prior to the murder, one phone call after the murder (to say it's been done), then never another single phone call again".
Gigi, you rock! So good to have you reporting on this trial! ❤️
Watching these relatives and lifelong friends getting dragged into this mess and seeing how sad they are is so tragic. They all seem honest, AM really has done awful things for so long
SO YOU ARE saying they are innocent?
I'm not sure the rest of his friends and family are innocent.
From looking at a photo, Paul more closely resembled his mother and Buster his father Alec.
*Alex, but pronounced the southern way of Alec.
They look inbred
It’s actually pronounced with an “E”--like Elik.
Between the phone pings, the video with 3 voices in it, and the phone counting steps, I feel a bit better about him facing justice, but I'm still worried. I think the police could have done a much better job. They never even searched his mother's property, when it's pretty clear he went there to hide evidence. And why delete his call logs? And have they subpoenaed his phone records? And he called the guy who's dog was ill in the kennels but never laid eyes on the dog himself? And he said he touched the bodies to check for a pulse but his son's brain was literally blown out of his head?
It blows my mind why the police did not search the moms house . And to bring evidence to his moms tells you how much he is selfish and empty inside.
I pray for justice. And why hasn’t anyone gone on the news in the past to look for his wife and sons killer?
He can’t because he did it and I think they all know. They are all trying to protect him.
@@pamelahogan8265
I have no doubt that this scumbag does have police officers on his payroll!
He has been involved in other murders prior to the heinous murder crimes of wife & son! Each time, this scumbag has got away!
There are police officers who have been helping this scumbag in return for money!!!
It is just mind-boggling that the kennel was not examined forensically! What about footprints? There were only THREE: wife, son & this beast.
What about checking/examining his guns & rifles?
What about checking his phone?
You can bet your bottom dollar that this scumbag has got "mates" in the police force in South Carolina who are paid handsomely to not do their job!
He done ladies and gentlemen we got him
I really hope so 🤞
We? Lol
Sincerely hope so . He is a monster
Remember: Cellphones record every step you take, and deleted data is forensically recoverable. Not 1984 (the book title), but 2023.
I need this trial summed up in a video , I’ve missed so much idk where we’re at 🤦🏽♀️😩😩
Go to FITS News. They have covered him for two years.
@@RoyalFlush7096 Cool thanks!
Also GiGi’s channel, pretty lies & alibis. I found her on the George Wagner case in Ohio. She is awesome!!
Something i haven’t heard about is surveillance video. Did they not have them at his haunting grounds with all those guns? I would imagine they would to keep them from getting stolen. No video of neighbors or the road to his moms house ? Every light in the streets have cameras where I’m from.
this is rural south carolina. neighbors are half a mile away and there are no street lights
@@theoryofpersonality1420 any non backwoods country bumpkin place in America lol
The only cameras they haver are hunting cameras put up on trees.
I think there is several potential videos of people driving/leaving around that time but the issue is identifying that it is him or the murderer vs. someone else driving late at night. A buddy of mine lives a few minutes away and they have video of a car racing in the direction away from their property at the time of the incident, but it’s in a reflection of the window since it’s aimed towards the front door so you can’t make out any details of what vehicle
No need for cameras when you have guns .After dark WE shoot at anything that makes a noise , at day break we go see what we shot . Don't be snooping around the homestead son
YOUR SINS WILL FIND YOU OUT! You REAP WHAT YOU SOW! This is a whole herd of wicked and wretched EVIL DOERS!
Wow, it was so very obvious of this man's guilt! Glad the judge & jury was able to see beyond his lies
Would’ve been easier to get a divorce. Rot…
He felt he was smarter than everyone and above the law
I think his wife was going to divorce him...
The wife was about to divorce him and her lawyer needed to do an audit on their finances.
I think he set up the death of his housekeeper to make some easy money and felt he had gotten away with it and that helped empower him to get rid of Maggie and Paul. This man is dangerous and should never again be free.
It’s amazing the amount of data recorded by devices (smartphones and what not) that people just aren’t even aware of. They record, down the the hundredth of a second, when anything is done on a phone. Press the power button, unlock the phone, open an app, interact with the app, close the app, and lock the phone is all logged. But, people think “if I delete the phone calls from my phone, cops will never know!” Until a forensic analyst digs into your phone and finds a log of a phone call taking place and a log of that phone call being manually deleted from the user-visible call log, not to mention carrier logs that the average phone user can’t get their hands on. Just because you delete something from your phone doesn’t make it magically gone forever- there’s always a log.
My suspicion has always been that Maggie was on the route to divorce, and either knew too much or was threatening to expose him. I don’t understand why he felt the need to blow his sons brains out as well, utterly savage. The only thing I can think is he went there to murder Maggie, and the son was there so he had to murder him too. He will definitely get a lot of attention in prison 😉
I think he murdered Paul because Paul was in a lot of legal trouble from that boating accident where the girl died.
Paul was a massive financial liability. The civil suits would have been worth millions. They were using the family boat, extending liability to him
Or the son saw him
The wife wanted to divorce him because she knew what he was capable of. She covered for him when he killed the housekeeper. If you listen to the recording of the 911 call when the housekeeper died she's nonchalant. One of the sons is on the call too and he is nonchalant too.
@@tara_ble1705 Thanks. I thought it was him.
It’s exasperating to hear the defense use all of the tactics the KILLER used in his dirty dealing life. Reminding them of how they might be related through money, favors, family and status.
Entitlement to the nth degree!
Everytime I see this I think the defense is disorganized.
Its kind a hard to defend the indefendible
The defense will try to confuse the jury next week and get them to think like children.
His suspicious actions should be enough to convict him...
Wow, that's pretty cavalier. You need to be proved guilty "beyond reasonable doubt". That is for the benefit of the innocent citizen.
Proven....I cringe at "proved".....
Ouch. Cell phones don’t lie.
Regarding the weapons...Alex's father passed away a few days after the murders.
I've heard suspicion that the weapons were buried along with him.
Knowing what we do of this family and their influence, it wouldn't surprise me a bit .
Interesting idea. Has there been any talk of exhuming Grandpa?
@@Birdbike719 was he cremated?
@@Spiritwalker20166 I dont know
Wouldn’t surprise me either✌🏻
Uh…I doubt it. If you’ve ever been immediate family at a funeral you’d understand how absurd that theory is.
Anyone that could blow there son's brain out like that is a monster . Gives me chills to even think about it. Maggie was running for her life either he smuggling alot of drugs in thru those island or he got more than just opioid addiction now come on. Buster didn't open that can of worms on him Paul's boat deal and Maggie was wanting a divorce idk money greed addiction and his pride don't go together,
He didn't see him as his son anymore...he saw him as the troublemaker he was and his boating accident was the catalyst he thought would bring him down!
Paul was a huge liability to him!!! He was a Spoiled Brat!!!
@@glammaog1love56 like that affluenza teen
They said the day of the murders he was confronted about owing over $700k.
*not just OWING it, STEALING IT from his firm.
If AM says his wife killed their son and in anger, he killed her I am going to throw up 🤮
If he says he was sleepwalking… those are the lame excuses I can conjure up 🤣
Chris Watts said his wife killed the girls, so he killed her. Wicked to the core.
Also wouldn't Alex have heard the shots?
"The Row of 4"... Buster and the 3 women to his left have been *SMIRKING* since Day 1... HOWEVER Day 7 and Day 8 (today) the smugness & slight smiles are less than previous days. DATA the past two days have dampened their smirks. Buster on Day 7 was staring straight down when they were reading times about phone activities... ie. when phone orientation change on Maggie's phone and 2 seconds later Alex calls Maggie, etc. Buster was very still and looked to be 'processing'.
A very hard thing to process.
No matter how many people and buckets you have eventually the ship sinks.
I think the jury can fill in the blanks with all these details to know he doing something fishy.
Has to be "beyond reasonable doubt". Not sure we're there yet, just a lot of weird stuff happening.
The notion that an intruder(s) could have snuck up on them without hearing the approach or the dogs going mental is absurd. They were caught by surprise because they’d never suspect Alex would kill them. Maggie came running when she heard the shots that killed Paul - then she turned and got shot herself.
Thank you for explaining all if this. It's hard to make sense of it all just listening to the trial.
I for one know what’s going on. I’ve been watching since Alex tried to get cousin Eddie to shoot him so Buster would get insurance money. I need a life.
@@michellesilver2218 was that when he called 911 and said he got shot in the head?
Jurors definitely have their work cut out for them.
It is annoying that a dad would buy guns of that expense and when the gun gets “lost/stolen” because of irresponsibility of the owner…AND THEN IT IS REPLACED. It is sad that these kids don’t seem to have been taught responsibility or the value of items-especially guns that can be used in the wrong way by the wrong people.
And the way it was acceptable for boys to leave their clothes & other possessions “all over the state,” as if they can just be easily replaced. These kids do not look like Walmart shoppers that would travel the state in $5 T-shirts…especially when they have a fancy gun with all the accessories. I guess when you are spending other people’s money you don’t feel it!
His wife’s and his phone connected to the same car and travelled the same route till it was tossed out of the car.
Yesterday’s testimony was concerning. Murder weapons missing, things that Alex said and was never mentioned at the time, and lastly officers roaming through evidence…. But it sounds like some good stuff is coming up
You know who was at the crime scene for a long time, Alex.
Stood around like he was the manager, telling people what to do.
He's going to try to OJ this trial.
Yes. The investigation doesn’t need to have been done perfectly for the case to be proven. The doubt created by the defense is going to be ‘unreasonable.’ I mean - you’d need to think like a child to believe this guy didn’t do it.
Alex is gonna fry. It's over for him.
Could not delete it from other's phones. Lol
Why delete it from his own then? As if he didn't know that the police would look it up on victims phone.
He just put himself at the scene of the crime.
Hey Gigi !!! Love your voice its so soothing
Cell phones are pretty cool and could be life saving...unless you're trying to hide something.
I just don't understand. Did he think he could pull strings and make this go away? Because how, as an attorney, did he not realize the sheer amount of rookie mistakes he made?
The volume is SO low compared to other RUclips videos
Each box of ammo has manufacturing markings and box labeling etc that can place the rounds used in the murders in the inventory of the home. Casings, lead, copper and everything about the ammunition has identifiers to it not just rifling.
Doing a great job. Just found out about this channel
Note to self: if you murder someone leave your phone at home.
😂😂😂
Alex was home. Lol
Too obvious. What are you trying to hide? Brian Kohberger left his phone off during his crimes, just makes him look more guilty.
The phone call, texts and video are the smoking guns!! He is done!
The ATF just going to turn their cheek on the Straw purchase? And just so happens that the background form is missing? Beddingfield should have his FFL revoked.
I thought I was the only one who noticed that. I'm thinking like, seriously how could this man get away with this?!
Why were mother and son together that night? We’re they both lured ?
1) Subpoena Cousin Eddie's cell phone records.
2) Marital status of Maggie/Alex(c) separated? Was she living at cabin alone away from Alex? Should not be withheld from Jury.
Great evidence.
Almost every time they show Buster in court he has a smile on his face. Am I the only one that's observed this?
You’re the only one here of Nigerian descent….
@@TeeTV22 what does that matter, bigot!?
Buster is probably so ready for this to be over
The entire family are toxic.
@@joy-115 he is still on his father's side, i wonder why?
This cell phone information alone proves he's GUILTY
Wow such a surprise. The liar LIED. I hope they get this man for what he is
"Pattern of reading messages" I call bs on that one. I can leave every single message from every platform on delivered but fully read them through my notification bar.
This man killed his family and he knows it🤷🏽♀️
"South Carolina. Too small to be its own country, loo large to be an insane asylum."
How about the video where he’s with Paul looking at the trees where he’s wearing a totally different outfit shoes included early that night?!?
I almost feel like they need to pressure buster and see if he slips up any info
The prosecution is going to have to tighten up the timeline like on a chart so the juror can see it!
Brandi Churchill did such a chart on her Twitter account
Alex stole around 1 million dollars from his law firm that he had to pay back to save his reputation and law license so he and Buster could open their own law firm. Alex wouldn't be able to get another loan from his bank so he would need Maggie to agree to sell her property she inherited that was valued at around 4 Million. My guess is Maggie refused and why he killed her or paid someone to do it. Paul was the apple of Maggie's eye and she was going to make sure Paul had enough $ to pay the girl's family a settlement out of court so if Paul was murdered, that problem goes away for Alex except the investigation implicated Buster for giving Paul his driver's license to buy booze that night of the boating accident that killed Mallory. Alex transferred Maggie's estate into Buster's name so he could settle out of court at a lower amount than Paul would have to pay for driving drunk. I think all these deaths were orchestrated by Alex for $ so He and Buster could start over in their own law firm. I think Maggie would have considered divorcing Alex after he lost his partnership at his law firm for stealing $972,000 from his partners and clients.
Let Alex take the stand. Have the prosecutor look him straight in the eye and ask, "Alex, do you recognize the third voice in Paul's video/phone.
‘Let’ him take the stand? Oh, he can if he wants to / but if he’s smart, he won’t.
I think some visual aids such as charts would be helpful for the jury detailing amount of steps that the phone recorded and times.
It’s crazy how Alex Murdaugh would think deleting texts from his phone would actually delete the text. And he’s a lawyer?!?
Incredible how a phone is essentially a polygraph machine these days.
Not really the same. Polygraphs aren’t admissible in court and they can be manipulated with practice. Phone records are admissible and are very hard to fake these days.
Haha seems like they are more accurate too
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@@firefighterchick11 That is what I was saying.
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You must’ve typed your original post wrong then.
there are times I have definitely taken a photo or video and not read any messages and continued on my hike through the woods
Nobody cares.
@@sedona816 clearly you do, because you read it HAHA
The sound is so low on this channel. It's always like this, so strange when you have such quality content. I usually take off to another channel. I find it really frustrating
Absolutely love this channel!!! My fav RUclips...
If Boomers are going to keep committing crimes, they gotta learn how their iPhones work first🥴…
Even Zoomers are forgetting to leave their iphones.. good example is the idaho 🔪
I’ll bet he was excited to get the guns for his boys, it’s always more fun to spend OTHER PEOPLES MONEY. People keep talking about how “affluent” they were. They were OBVIOUSLY beyond broke, or he wouldn’t have been stealing from his clients! 🤦🏻♀️. He was a BROKE monster.
Premeditated, that outing with his son covered a few bases.
Hog hunt-gun, target practice-residue fires 1 shot! Happy father son.
The Idaho student murders and the Murdaugh case provide a glimpse into cell phone tracking and it is scary.
Guilty........
WHOA Gigi you are a reporter now?!?! U GO GIRL!