Murdaugh Trial: Family friend details conversation moments before double murder

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  • Опубликовано: 31 янв 2023
  • Rogan Gibson, a friend of Paul Murdaugh, recalls his conversation with Paul the night of his murder. He discusses hearing other voices in the background and identifies one of the voices as Alex Murdaugh.
    Alex Murdaugh is accused of gunning down his son, Paul, and his wife, Maggie, on June 7, 2021, at their South Carolina estate.
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  • @diydame7163
    @diydame7163 Год назад +779

    I feel deep sympathy for the witness. “Was that the last time you spoke to your friend? - It was.” You can hear the pain in his voice.

    • @albybrava
      @albybrava Год назад +39

      Hard to believe Paul was a "friend" to anyone.

    • @KimberlyBishh
      @KimberlyBishh Год назад +31

      Yeah that's the only time his voice broke

    • @dianealarcon8304
      @dianealarcon8304 Год назад +24

      Yes, we are reminded in the Bible not to pas judgement. But, the Ten Commandments are clear, thou shall not murder, and this is a court of law for mankind while we are here in the flesh.

    • @TurkeyCreekGal
      @TurkeyCreekGal Год назад +9

      @@dianealarcon8304 yes the Bible tells us not to judge, and not to kill, but it doesn't say go ahead and judge if you think someone killed another

    • @rayray8687
      @rayray8687 Год назад +31

      @Ferris B: If you’re ever on a jury it will be your civic and moral duty to be judgemental. You have to leave all your prejudices behind at that time, including religious beliefs, and make a judgement on the evidence presented. You can’t always hide your head inside a few chosen scriptures and still do right by your fellow beings.

  • @sylviasydney2000
    @sylviasydney2000 Год назад +305

    My heart also breaks for that friend. His voice broke when he said it was the last time he had spoken to Paul. How sad. 😢

    • @steveludwig4200
      @steveludwig4200 Год назад

      Alex should have said he shot Paul because Paul murdered that young lady during the boat crash and he was saving the State the money the money to keep him in jail for life. And Maggie was a co-conspirator in the boat deal. Would make about as much sense as ANYTHING else he did or say........#WHITE TRASH ALEX

    • @2vcrew782
      @2vcrew782 Год назад +4

      I still wanted to know who was driving the boat that killed that young girl. Paul never deserved to die that way, but it’s a shame that girls life was almost forgotten.

    • @steveludwig4200
      @steveludwig4200 Год назад +3

      @@2vcrew782 First of all Mallory Beach will NEVER be forgotten in this story. As far as who was really driving the boat there is likely only ONE person that knows for sure and that's Connor Cook, since he was the one next to Paul near the steering wheel. A couple of the others "might" know but 100% Connor does. Not sure if criminal case has been closed or not. If it has the civil case will still go forawrd because the OWNER of the boat (alex) is likely responsible for damages no matter who was driving the boat if they had permission (not stolen). Bottom line is Alrx Murdaugh's estate will have to pay up a few million from either insurance or out of proceeds when property is sold. Wont bring Mallory back but it would give more closure to the family and likely set up some charity in Mallory's name (RIP). I do know one thing....Mallory and Paul are likely in two different places right now.

    • @JenG33379
      @JenG33379 Год назад +1

      @@steveludwig4200 😮

    • @anneheimburger3186
      @anneheimburger3186 4 месяца назад +1

      ​@@2vcrew782recall, Mallory body wasn't found fir a week or so, I'm sure her body was in pretty bad shape.

  • @Radk187
    @Radk187 Год назад +165

    This guy is a great friend and witness. Very to the point and direct with every answer. This breaks my heart

    • @K.ALISON
      @K.ALISON Год назад +6

      I was thinking the same thing about him being straight to the point. No elaboration like we got from Alex and Alex' brother. This poor guy I hope in time the pain for him gets easier to live with. Love from UK x

  • @arosefortes6507
    @arosefortes6507 Год назад +194

    Those words had to be hard to except as you can hear it in his voice. He's absolute solid on all of his answers. You can see in his face he wants justice served properly to the accused. My deepest sympathy for this young man

  • @jarawalker8663
    @jarawalker8663 Год назад +78

    This is what honest answers look like. Notice the lack of dead shark eyes- the lack of annoyance and almost irritation at the lines of questioning- unlike a certain other witness - notice the precise clear answers and lack of pause to consider wether or not to respond or fain confusion… notice the emotion even tho his speech is abrupt he doesn’t lack the ability to empathize over the loss of people he cared about…I could go on! Praying for this one, he seems sincere.

    • @vinceishere8058
      @vinceishere8058 Год назад +2

      Exactly. He answers immediately and doesn’t take 5 minutes and repeat the question 17 times or stall like Alex does.

    • @MariaGutierrez-bz1pm
      @MariaGutierrez-bz1pm Год назад +1

      When you have nothing to hide it comes out in the most natural way. And he definitely feels something not good for this Man he thought he knew. A thief, liar, drug addict, cheater, trainer. No love for anyone but the root of all evil MONEY

  • @Sandra-zb1bm
    @Sandra-zb1bm Год назад +286

    His testimony, to me, is the most powerful one I’ve heard so far. The timing is spot on. I don’t see how there could be anyone else that did this. 😢

    • @justanothersmith6012
      @justanothersmith6012 Год назад +34

      I agree. He must have pieced it together right away. He’s trying to be strong and hold back his grief, but he’s also angry. The way he leans back , crosses his arms , chin up ,facing down the great Alex Murdaugh.

    • @soniavadnjal7553
      @soniavadnjal7553 Год назад +7

      ​@@justanothersmith6012 he's not facing Alex Murdaugh, he's facing the lawyer, he's answering the lawyer.

    • @justanothersmith6012
      @justanothersmith6012 Год назад

      @@soniavadnjal7553 Okay 🙄
      The Solicitor (prosecutor) is walking back and forth , but is primarily standing within feet of Alex Murdaugh WHO IS STARING AT ROGAN. Rogan can’t miss him. If he’s looking at “the lawyer” , he’s also seeing Alex .
      There’s a right in the US, to face your accusers. The result is that the accusers are also facing you. Beyond literally having to say all of this in front of Alex, Rogan is well aware of the Murdaugh’s power in the community. Over the years , law enforcement, attorneys and judges have covered for him or looked the other way . Stephen Smith’s death investigation has been reopened and an investigation has been opened in the death of Gloria Satterfield, his housekeeper. Speaking out against Alex takes courage . Speaking out IN FRONT OF Alex takes a man of character who has courage.
      I’m sorry you only see a guy answering a lawyer . This was so much more than that.

    • @Sunny-cw8xf
      @Sunny-cw8xf Год назад +2

      While he was calling Paul who didn’t answer Cos he was running around cleaning up

    • @cherylross393
      @cherylross393 Год назад +2

      Yes Alex was there before the 911 call so yes who else.

  • @sallyfoxboro1902
    @sallyfoxboro1902 Год назад +158

    Usually, when I see a person crossing their arms across their chest, I feel like they are being defensive. Here, I feel like he is self soothing like he is hugging himself in his pain.

    • @wolke1955
      @wolke1955 Год назад +14

      I feel the same.

    • @Lollipop_Lexi
      @Lollipop_Lexi Год назад

      As someone overweight I can tell you some people are just hiding their stomachs too!

    • @926paaja
      @926paaja Год назад +20

      And a bit of confidence and good arrogance and pride knowing I'm doing this for my best friend. Love it

    • @CAJUNBEE
      @CAJUNBEE Год назад

      That is true self soothing and hiding the truth he was being deseatful! His stories are all lies

    • @CAJUNBEE
      @CAJUNBEE Год назад +1

      Talking about Alex a

  • @1suitcasesal
    @1suitcasesal Год назад +401

    To know that a husband could shoot his wife is horrible. To know that a father could shoot his child and blow his brain out of his skull turns my stomach completely.

    • @cindyeastbourn7642
      @cindyeastbourn7642 Год назад +6

      Was AM on drugs then?

    • @1suitcasesal
      @1suitcasesal Год назад +6

      @@cindyeastbourn7642 He probably was.

    • @palomaalhambra2453
      @palomaalhambra2453 Год назад +36

      @@1suitcasesal Thats no excuse. I know plenty of addicts who don't murder

    • @BustedFlush7096
      @BustedFlush7096 Год назад +24

      All over money!

    • @1suitcasesal
      @1suitcasesal Год назад

      @paloma alhambra Did I say it was an excuse? Did you read my comment? I bet you do know plenty of drug addicts. In fact I bet you are one yourself. It's either thar or you are mentally ill.

  • @lukeholler4364
    @lukeholler4364 Год назад +303

    A TRUE FRIEND - everyone should have.
    2:26: was asked "the last time he talked to Paul"
    His voice teared up - simply can't fake that...

    • @user-hg8lh8lp2w
      @user-hg8lh8lp2w Год назад +21

      Truth always comes out when evidence piles up. Good work! May their souls rest in peace when it is all added up. No one should ever leave this world from wrong doing. May we leave this world in our sleep. Not from someones doing with evil intentions. Whoever that may be.

    • @iTammy
      @iTammy Год назад +14

      Couldn’t say this better! 💔❤️

    • @iTammy
      @iTammy Год назад +13

      @@user-hg8lh8lp2w
      AMEN 🙏🏼

    • @oceangirl9884
      @oceangirl9884 Год назад +25

      It made me so sad to hear him almost cry!

    • @ctw594
      @ctw594 Год назад +19

      He's heartbroken. So awful and sad.

  • @lynettekuykendall1856
    @lynettekuykendall1856 Год назад +170

    HE IS TRULY HONEST, CREDIBLE, & CONFIDENT!!!!! 💜☮️🙏🏾

  • @Huckfintress
    @Huckfintress Год назад +156

    Paul’s friend is such a sweetheart, and such a polite Southern, young gentleman. My heart strings were tugged so hard when he was asked “ was that the last time you talked to his friend “
    God bless him. 🙏 -not only did he lose his friend he lost a woman who was like a second mom to him just heartbreaking and senseless and chilling that they were murdered. I do believe in innocent until proven guilty but my goodness there’s a lot of ruthless scandals surrounding AM

  • @jcc6789
    @jcc6789 Год назад +121

    My heart goes out to this young man. His honesty is evident ~ hopefully he has lots of loving support from family, friends and the community as he navigates thru so much grief and tragedy ❤

    • @maryj2671
      @maryj2671 Год назад

      I believe this boy knew Alex was the shooter. I hope and pray he does ok. How sad to have talked to your friend just before he was murdered. If not for him and his dog this case might of went another way. Alex is an evil person!

  • @deborah3112
    @deborah3112 Год назад +166

    I grew up with this phrase ' the proveriable nail that seals the coffin ' odd saying but it certainly applies here. Bless this young man ,and even that dog and his tail which made this call happen !

    • @deborah3112
      @deborah3112 Год назад +7

      Proverbial *

    • @sookie4195
      @sookie4195 Год назад +16

      I feel bad for the dog too. Cash witnessed his master being murdered. He smelled the blood.

    • @steveludwig4200
      @steveludwig4200 Год назад

      Alex should have said he shot Paul because Paul murdered that young lady during the boat crash and he was saving the State the money the money to keep him in jail for life. And Maggie was a co-conspirator in the boat deal. Would make about as much sense as ANYTHING else he did or say........#WHITE TRASH ALEX

    • @HayleysComet3
      @HayleysComet3 Год назад +14

      @@sookie4195 I believe the dog was owned by this witness.

    • @franziskani
      @franziskani Год назад +7

      I wonder if AM injured the dog to lure Maggie and Paul (both dog lovers) to the area - in the night.

  • @EllenCPickle
    @EllenCPickle Год назад +271

    Wow! His friend never talked to him again! A very credible witness. You can feel his pain! This puts Alex where he said he wasnt! Alex tried to fake his own death. I now question the death of his housekeeper and everything else this so called man has done! Now we know why he said he picked up the phone…he was going to delete this conversation... sad that his family was treated like something he could just throw away! Truth always come out

    • @jettyoeill
      @jettyoeill Год назад +39

      There’s more bodies, keep digging.

    • @kathismith7441
      @kathismith7441 Год назад +18

      Exactly

    • @ctw594
      @ctw594 Год назад +38

      So sad. I think Alex called him 5 times because he wanted him to go find the bodies first.

    • @RaftGuidePhil
      @RaftGuidePhil Год назад +42

      The death of the housekeeper has more to do with Paul and Maggie than Alex. Paul and Maggie were with the housekeeper when she “fell”. The 911 call shows very little concern for her from Paul and Maggie. The whole family is rotten.

    • @kathismith7441
      @kathismith7441 Год назад +15

      @@RaftGuidePhil agreed

  • @snkeptz
    @snkeptz Год назад +170

    I feel so sorry for this witnesses. This young man considered this family to be his 2nd family. Now, he is having to testify to what he heard knowing that it may send his friend's father to prison for life. That and knowing that your dear friend was murdered by his father. I just can't imagine the hurt and pain this young man carries.

    • @PresleysMom504
      @PresleysMom504 Год назад +8

      I always wonder about these witnesses, do they think Alex is guilty? This young man seems really conflicted.

    • @patriciagrillo1843
      @patriciagrillo1843 Год назад +5

      @@PresleysMom504 he’s in pain

    • @scooterallen1834
      @scooterallen1834 Год назад

      @@PresleysMom504 2 parts. He knows what happened. He was also friends with Paul, the driver of the boat. He could keep up his friendship with Paul, or turn against him. He’s conflicted in his testimony

  • @getYOURrawON
    @getYOURrawON Год назад +94

    This brave young man's and Dr. Kenneth Kinsey's testimonies have brought down a guilty verdict tonight!!! God bless him!!! 🙏🙏🙏

    • @Megs901
      @Megs901 Год назад +14

      🙌🏼 he was outstanding, honest, and heartfelt.

  • @Wings80
    @Wings80 Год назад +38

    So, because of a drunk underage son crashing a boat and killing one of his friends the son ended up bringing this whole house of cards down. You can't write a movie script better than this.

    • @MB-pd1oo
      @MB-pd1oo Год назад

      I'm thinking maybe it was about money..he had just been confronted about stealing money..surely he had life insurance on the 2.

  • @suzintex2002
    @suzintex2002 Год назад +77

    Praying for this young man. His whole world has been rocked. He loved that entire family including Alex. He had to stand up for Miss Maggie and his beloved friend, Paul. He brought forth the truth. God comfort and bless him for coming forward.

  • @brandishiverdecker8228
    @brandishiverdecker8228 Год назад +324

    This video is the most important piece of evidence to prove Alex was there during the murders. It also aligns with the cell phone timeline and forensics. Paul solved his own murder at the hands of his father. Incredibly heartbreaking! Alex is guilty!

    • @dianahudgins674
      @dianahudgins674 Год назад +28

      Oh my word, you are absolutely right. This young man said he heard Alec's voice. Omg

    • @SistersScott
      @SistersScott Год назад +25

      I think Paul did that on purpose. He must have known something was up.

    • @ufcknockouts07
      @ufcknockouts07 Год назад +8

      @@SistersScott why did his friend call him FIVE times after the death? Who calls someone that many times unless they think something was up?

    • @jonnaburnham2914
      @jonnaburnham2914 Год назад +6

      And this is only why he changed his story when he learned this the other day again another lie found

    • @devinw5150
      @devinw5150 Год назад +30

      @@ufcknockouts07 I think it’s because the cell service was spotty at best so he was trying multiple times just to connect

  • @Elegant_Sausage
    @Elegant_Sausage Год назад +73

    The day the wife and son are killed, Alex was confronted by the lawfirm for theft. The day he had his cousin shoot at him by the road was the day alex was confronted by his best friend for stealing his money. Weird how things happen to the guy like that. I hardly find that coincidental.

  • @926paaja
    @926paaja Год назад +33

    When asked if he was your best friend he said he IS... amazing friend right there

  • @patriciam1306
    @patriciam1306 Год назад +11

    After watching 6 weeks of this trial I still can’t let go! 🤦🏾‍♀️

  • @misscamaross2220
    @misscamaross2220 Год назад +23

    One moment he was talking with his friend and the next he’s dead. That had to have been a tremendous shock for him.

  • @pmczapczara5332
    @pmczapczara5332 Год назад +167

    Cash was a absolutely a factor of motivation, and CASH the dog was absolutely a factor in establishing guilt. How ironic.

    • @atonement7232
      @atonement7232 Год назад +1

      Who has established guilt???
      The jury hasn’t yet.
      Innocent until proven guilty!!!

    • @valvenis2601
      @valvenis2601 Год назад +10

      Back to ur cell Alex

    • @boostcustomer977
      @boostcustomer977 Год назад +6

      Wow. 😯 Nice observation

    • @carolinagrrrl
      @carolinagrrrl Год назад +6

      Whoa. Heartbreaking and fascinating observation.

    • @vsatx
      @vsatx Год назад +1

      🎯

  • @rebeccapiamonte
    @rebeccapiamonte Год назад +56

    Someone who actually loved Paul. ❤️

  • @maggiebrooks2550
    @maggiebrooks2550 Год назад +140

    I think that AM got away with the death of their housekeeper made money from the insurance and he got bold and thought that he could get away with it again. Out of pure evil and greed. What a horribly heartless human being. 💔

    • @bornfree0507
      @bornfree0507 Год назад +6

      Absolutely my thoughts too.

    • @grey3414
      @grey3414 Год назад +7

      The thing is....Maggie and Paul doesn't have insurance money he could collect... that's a mystery to me, if he did killed them..why?

    • @jesusislife9259
      @jesusislife9259 Год назад +6

      Alex M was no where near the house during the time of the housekeeper incident... If she was murdered, then it would've been either Maggie, or Paul, or even both of them that did it.

    • @lc-bb6bd
      @lc-bb6bd Год назад +1

      I totally agree

    • @tarralynne9256
      @tarralynne9256 Год назад +10

      @@jesusislife9259 although, who has a 5 million $$ life insurance policy on their housekeeper and not their wife?

  • @brandishiverdecker8228
    @brandishiverdecker8228 Год назад +52

    Can you imagine the reaction of Paul or Maggie after seeing whoever was shot first? The horror!

    • @chrisbrubaker8478
      @chrisbrubaker8478 Год назад

      Probably 2 shooters

    • @FTell001
      @FTell001 Год назад

      My daughter and I discuss that very same thing!

    • @foreveryoung999
      @foreveryoung999 Год назад +5

      I think son shot first. The mom shot at the back running for her life.

    • @franziskani
      @franziskani Год назад

      He likely turned off the light and shot them with 2 riffles that are meant for hunting in the dark (like hogs). (Two such riffles are missing, no other firearms, and the wounds are consistent with those firearms. it is not proven that they were used, but technically nothing speaks against it. And they are gone).
      Hogs are the most active during night and you do not want to face an only injured fully grown, super angry hog - they need to be taken out by the first shot.

    • @vieiradosreismariadelurdes9105
      @vieiradosreismariadelurdes9105 Год назад

      ​@@franziskani
      " 2 riffles" ...🧐
      Probably 2 killers? 🤔
      The Father+ the brother? 🤔

  • @mainidalgato8403
    @mainidalgato8403 Год назад +55

    you can see evil in Alex's eyes. It is a completely disgusting what he has done.

    • @julie2673
      @julie2673 Год назад +6

      I agree. There’s something spiritually wrong with him and you can tell when you see his eyes.

    • @mainidalgato8403
      @mainidalgato8403 Год назад +6

      @@julie2673 100% agree. Call me crazy but i feel a negative energy flow just by looking at him!

    • @Bambisgf77
      @Bambisgf77 Год назад +5

      Demons looking out of those eyes 😮

    • @lindatita6610
      @lindatita6610 Год назад +1

      Exactly my thought. When I first saw his picture I noticed he’s always had a dead stare pffffff.

  • @adorabledeplorableoracle8211
    @adorabledeplorableoracle8211 Год назад +184

    Alex calls him after the 911 call and says he did so, because he didn't want to be alone out there. What parent would call his son's best friend to come out there and view that as bad as they describe it? You would not want them to see that, nor would you want them to be out there where a killer could still be lurking. YOU would not want to be still standing out there in the dark with a killer on the loose. You would have fled. Alex called him to try to find out what he knew, because he had seen all those texts on the phone when he went over and picked up his body after the murder. He states that he picked up the phone and put it back down. Would you be thinking about a phone while witnessing that? No! Not unless you were using it to call 911...which he did not. Thank goodness Rogan didn't go to be with him, because he might be dead now too.

    • @dimples5933
      @dimples5933 Год назад +1

      Exactly!! .. there was no fear !! Alex has been covering up death for to long… hope he gets what he deserves

    • @PresleysMom504
      @PresleysMom504 Год назад +30

      I agree, I think he called him because that cell phone kept ringing and ringing after Paul died, it’s probably why he took it out his pocket. If he could get Roro (sorry, I can’t help it) on the phone to go over there and add some more drama to the situation AND find out how what Paul was saying leading up to being killed/start manipulating the narrative (like he did with Blanca) that would have helped him a lot. You can tell by this testimony that he started to doubt himself during the convo with the grandmother. Thank god he didn’t go over there, for many reasons.

    • @1andonly222
      @1andonly222 Год назад +5

      I wouldn’t have fled … i would gave gone to get my gun even , I wouldn’t leave their bodies

    • @signalfire6691
      @signalfire6691 Год назад +6

      I'm not sure but I think Alex called Rogan several times during the drive to and from Almeda. I think he wanted Rogan to be the one to find the bodies, thus giving him another layer of alibi. It could have been as simple as 'I can't get ahold of them, could you go check?' and an explanation that he wasn't able to leave because of his dad and mom.

    • @WarriorLori
      @WarriorLori Год назад +5

      ​@PresleysMom504 I think the phone was out of Paul's pocket because Alex had to remove it to get to the pills that Paul had found, yet again.
      I think it was as simple and as savage as that.

  • @TheresaO1
    @TheresaO1 Год назад +85

    He’s a strong witness. Defense should be very worried

    • @Linda-jj1sj
      @Linda-jj1sj Год назад +9

      They look worried too. This is a powerful testimony.

  • @SuperZytoon
    @SuperZytoon Год назад +14

    This sweet young man is heartbroken. He is so brave to take the stand and testify to hearing the voices of his second family. He is honest and forthright in his testimony. I am so sad for him.

  • @Jess_wam
    @Jess_wam Год назад +64

    So glad Paul took that video where you could hear Alex's voice. If it wasn't for that, it would have been hard to prove he was there. That video proves he was 100% there at a time he said he wasn't. If hes lying about that.. he's probably lying about everything. Which he clearly is. How a father could blow his child's brains out is unfathomable to me.

    • @devinw5150
      @devinw5150 Год назад +1

      Evil comes in all shapes and sizes

    • @seriousorganizer
      @seriousorganizer Год назад

      ?? He didnt take video....he was on the phone ..........

    • @chloe5susan
      @chloe5susan Год назад +2

      @@seriousorganizer yes, he did take a video. The one that Paul never got to send. It was on his phone.

    • @g.c.7019
      @g.c.7019 Год назад

      I totally agree with you. The thing is, he didn't know Paul's brain would fly out of his head and plop to the ground. Must've been shocking.

    • @PresleysMom504
      @PresleysMom504 Год назад +6

      @@g.c.7019 exactly! That’s what I’ve been saying. I think Alex was shocked and traumatized by the damage he did and the scene was absolute chaos but he couldn’t stop at that point. I cannot imagine the horror for the jury having to see those photos. The picture of the piece of his skull on the ground was bad enough.
      I know people say that folks who are traumatized do weird things and I do believe Alex was incredibly traumatized by what he did but to act like he wasn’t sure if they were dead when the cops came? That was ridiculous. Taking their PULSE after you delivered head shots to both, Maggie being multiple times. Give me a break.
      Also, just a side note, I truly believe the degree to which these people hunted and dealt with animals really desensitizes them to violence in general. They weren’t hunting naturally, they hunted the scummy way.

  • @mandilynn47
    @mandilynn47 Год назад +15

    This young man is amazing and honorable. Regardless of what really happened.he is honest!

  • @virginiaknighten4687
    @virginiaknighten4687 Год назад +64

    Excellent witness. Seems like a great young man.

  • @ninguno141
    @ninguno141 Год назад +94

    Great young man! A true working class hero. The best for him!

    • @steveludwig4200
      @steveludwig4200 Год назад +5

      Paul should have gone to prison for life. His old man saved him the trouble.

  • @tanyagutierrez9806
    @tanyagutierrez9806 Год назад +44

    Wow poor guy I can hear his pain in his voice😭 you did the right thing young man even though it was tough

  • @trinibarbie2161
    @trinibarbie2161 Год назад +21

    This was the best witness imo what he said was vital to this trial . Thank you for your courage I pray and hope all involved find peace .

  • @carolbenson6524
    @carolbenson6524 Год назад +31

    Gosh...poor guy having to go over and over this. Very credible witness. You can feel his pain

  • @debijo5288
    @debijo5288 Год назад +235

    This young man is so brave to set there and tell the court what he knows.
    I'm sure he's holding back from a break down knowing Alec killed his buddy Paul.

    • @slaws2279
      @slaws2279 Год назад +21

      He’s doing what he’s supposed to do: testifying under oath.

    • @debijo5288
      @debijo5288 Год назад +14

      @Kim S your right, him and Paul were close friends. It would be so hard to see bloody horrible pictures of his friend. And on top of that to see Paul's brains laying there. It makes me want to threw up just thinking about it.

    • @pacificprincess5849
      @pacificprincess5849 Год назад +15

      @@slaws2279 He’s a man of integrity for sure. God bless him 🙏🏽💕

    • @pacificprincess5849
      @pacificprincess5849 Год назад +11

      💯 agree! Imagine how hard it was for him to hold back when seeing Alec in person not to rip him limb from limb.
      He really is a best friend 💕

    • @lindyhawthorne2164
      @lindyhawthorne2164 Год назад +5

      @@pacificprincess5849 He may not think that AM did it though.

  • @jamesstewart8377
    @jamesstewart8377 Год назад +46

    I know how it is to lose a best friend to murder.
    You never really get over it, you just move on.

    • @Michelle_G
      @Michelle_G Год назад +4

      So true,
      My son was 11 when he lost his best friend who was also eleven. Unfortunately, his mom’s boyfriend murdered them both, that greatly affected my son who is 24 now.

    • @MellyGahdii
      @MellyGahdii Год назад +3

      I’m so sorry. I lost a dear friend to cancer when I was 11 and still have nightmares to this day. Different contexts but still you never forget & find a way to move on.

  • @sebfettel
    @sebfettel Год назад +82

    Wow this is powerful testimony

  • @salesadmieze9049
    @salesadmieze9049 Год назад +30

    Thank goodness that Alex has such a distinguishing voice.. to prove he was there!

  • @kathismith7441
    @kathismith7441 Год назад +31

    Multiple friends heard the phone and knew it was Alex, reliability factors in.

  • @KiraSieni
    @KiraSieni Год назад +55

    There is no reason Alex should have called his friend except to try and establish an alibi and make his friend think he was elsewhere, worried that he suspected him.

    • @KimberlyBishh
      @KimberlyBishh Год назад +22

      I think Alex heard the phone ringing in his pocket and he pulled it out to see who was calling, and he happened to be one of the first people Alex called... Very goddamn suspicious.

    • @ctw594
      @ctw594 Год назад +17

      I think Alec wanted him to go over so Rogan found the bodies. Alec NEVER called Paul, even though Paul and Maggie were together, to find out if Maggie was with him because he knew Paul was dead.

    • @jonnaburnham2914
      @jonnaburnham2914 Год назад +1

      Good point

  • @rythymb1
    @rythymb1 Год назад +34

    This young man is so beautiful. I have never seen a more confident young man including his walk and the way he speaks. God bless him for being so strong giving us his testimony. I bless him again and again. I just fell in ❤️ love with this beautiful young man.

    • @KristiLEvans1
      @KristiLEvans1 Год назад +6

      Well said. He’s a strong witness.

    • @CountessNicoleDeLancret
      @CountessNicoleDeLancret Год назад +8

      Agree. He is doing right by his deceased friend. Bravo to him.

    • @TeaSpiracy
      @TeaSpiracy Год назад +6

      It's so nice to see kind comments like this here on YT. Good energy all around. 😁❤️ It just made my heart smile. Kindness really is contagious ☺️

  • @nene1964
    @nene1964 Год назад +13

    This must be so devastating. I hope he gets the help that he needs to recover from this trauma

  • @gildahinote1612
    @gildahinote1612 Год назад +74

    I really like this witness.

    • @gemmag.2988
      @gemmag.2988 Год назад +6

      As a witness I agree. However Paul sounded pretty unpleasant as a person so since birds of a feather flock together.... Still Rogan comes across in the Court as a really good credible witness. Brave too.

    • @gyptess4794
      @gyptess4794 Год назад +2

      @@gemmag.2988 People act differently with different people. If they were almost like brothers, then perhaps Paul didn’t attempt to bully him the way he did others.

  • @CountessNicoleDeLancret
    @CountessNicoleDeLancret Год назад +25

    OMG! This is probably why Alex picked up Paul's phone after he killed him to see if he could delete his phone history because he knew he was talking to someone just before the murder! Wow!

    • @gabemolinar9281
      @gabemolinar9281 Год назад +1

      Great point

    • @thereseshine7506
      @thereseshine7506 Год назад

      Thank God Alex didn't kill this young man too in order to silence him!

    • @franziskani
      @franziskani Год назад +4

      And then Alex thought better of it. When you only "delete" data, it is easy to recover it. "deleting" means the memory space is freed up to be overwritten with other data. But even if that memory space is being used, and then it is overwritten with other data several times - skilled technicians (and certainly police and FBI) can restore the older content. The magnetic signals gets weaker with each overwriting, but they can be found (and the layers can be distinguished).
      If you really want to delete content there are programs (for computers for instance) that write a random pattern of 0 and 1 over the whole memory. And then again, and again, and again. When it is overwritten by white noise several times the magnetic signal under it (for the data you do not want to be recoverable) will be so weak that even experts cannot restore it.

    • @franziskani
      @franziskani Год назад +2

      So deleting would be nothing but highly suspicious. If Paul had sent a video or uploaded it, it would be highly suspicious that it was not on the device, and it would be easy to find missing content. Either by cross checking (contacting the provider - with a warrant, checking out with friends, checking their usual social media platforms). - Likely forensic technicians can also retrace the last actions on a device (like the action of deleting content). But even if the text / video was not yet on a server and no one had received it (Paul had not time to send or to upload it), authorities could easily recover content from the intact device (at least if the memory was undamaged) despite someone pressing a delete button.
      Only if the devices would vanish or be destroyed beyond repair (think high temperatures, using chemicals like acid, or chlorine, water, smashing it into pieces) it would be a major advantage if the data was already online. The physical storage would be destroyed or absent - and could not help with investigation.
      I wonder why Alex did not just take the phones of wife and husband. First thing immediately removing the SIM cards and batteries. Then getting rid of the smashed devices (after having destroyed them chemically as well). No one could prove that the alleged killers from outside had not stolen them, and if Paul had recorded something that contradicted Alex' narrative & timeline but had not gotten around to upload it, then Alex would be good.
      If it was online already - oh well, he could not help that anyway.
      I wonder if Alex had even realized that Paul was recording, Paul stood close to the dog and the kennel, his front towards the kennel, the back may have obstructed the view of him holding the phone. Not sure how good the light was in reality. We can hear the voice of Alex but maybe he was not close enough to see what Paul and Maggie were exactely doing.
      It would beg the question which type of murderer would bother to delete content on a phone. The outsider doing a brutal mafia style killing or a home invasion gone wrong or some crazy meth heads ?
      They would maybe steal the device or just take it if they suspected they were recorded - but they certainly would not take the time to delete videos.
      It would strongly point towards Alex Murdaugh. WHY - when he allegedly was desperate and had just found his murdered family members - would he immediately delete content on a phone ? He had to take the phone from the son whose brain was all over the place. For all he knew the killer or the killers were still lurking around .....
      Of course if the son had a code that he did not know then Alex (or the hypothetical killers from outside) would need to know how to break that. it can be done, but I do not know how, and maybe special devices and programs are needed for such a break. I do not think Alex would have known.
      Which would also have kept him from checking out if and what was there (on the device or even uploaded) - IF he had access to the phone and if he had enough time he either he could have watched it so he could align the recording with his narrative. Or trying to hide the phone until he would have time to destroy it and to get rid of it (which would not help much if the content was already online - except that he - in theory - could have changed his story.
      If think in praxis he did not even have time, let alone the presence of mind to pull that off.
      It is one thing to plan a murder and another thing to improvise after the adrenaline from killing wife and son had flooded his system, and he was also a drug user.
      It is like a Hitchcock thriller . The murder being tripped by little things he did not foresee.

    • @meghanmarklie4366
      @meghanmarklie4366 Год назад +1

      @@franziskani plus according to Alex in the first police interview he didn't know Paul's passcode. That was why I was thinking maybe he wanted to turn him over for face recognition? The possibility is too sick to even think about.

  • @believeinyourself7511
    @believeinyourself7511 Год назад +25

    Oh my gosh! This guy was the last person to talk to the son before he was murdered out by the dog kennels.

  • @suzyb5245
    @suzyb5245 Год назад +14

    Paul the little detective as his mum Maggie called him, solved his own murder. His video was evidence to prove Alex was there at the time. Alex tried to worm his way out of it then finally admitted he was there. A man who's lost his son and wife would never lie about his whereabouts. A person telling the truth tells, a lier sells. Glad Alex was found Guilty.
    Heartbreaking to watch Paul's friend on the stand. A truly good man. I wish him the best.

    • @Butterfly_47
      @Butterfly_47 Год назад

      Did he saw where he was? Did he say he was hiding or something?

    • @suzyb5245
      @suzyb5245 Год назад

      Alex said he was not there. Then the video Paul recorded had Alex's voice in the background so he couldn't deny any longer. Massive red flag! So Alex was there the exact time Maggie & Paul were killed. Paul must of done the video of his friends dog not long before he died.

    • @timsmith2279
      @timsmith2279 Год назад +1

      @@suzyb5245 Seems Buster was there, said “hello dad”. Why didn’t the prosecutor asked him to explain about that, something very odd here ?

    • @suzyb5245
      @suzyb5245 Год назад +1

      Tim Smith. Really? First I've heard about Buster apparently being there too. The whole thing is odd isn't it. Some family members know more than they're letting on I feel.

    • @timsmith2279
      @timsmith2279 Год назад

      @@suzyb5245 Seems the Prosecution failed to do their job.
      This case should be re-tried by an outside force well away from the area.

  • @KimberlyBishh
    @KimberlyBishh Год назад +89

    He looks at Mr Alec as a father but that was his brother.. what a dilemma.. what a nightmare
    I'm just glad he told the truth
    He was 99% sure it was Mr Alec until he saw the video... Then he was 100% sure.

    • @foreveryoung999
      @foreveryoung999 Год назад

      Which video?

    • @seriousorganizer
      @seriousorganizer Год назад

      ???? Thats not his brother....its a friend of paul ......

    • @chloe5susan
      @chloe5susan Год назад +1

      @@foreveryoung999 the video that Paul took on his phone but never got to send to the witness on the stand.

    • @foreveryoung999
      @foreveryoung999 Год назад

      @@chloe5susan why inadmissible?

  • @lynettekuykendall1856
    @lynettekuykendall1856 Год назад +290

    I PRAY 🙏🏾 FOR THIS YOUNG MAN. I PRAY HE CAN GET THROUGH THIS NIGHTMARE! CAN YOU IMAGINE HOW DIFFICULT ALL THAT LOSS…. BY THE HANDS OF SOMEONE HE REALLY THOUGHT OF AS FAMILY!!! 💜☮️🙏🏾. TO YOU, YOUNG MAN!!!!

    • @BB-rn6so
      @BB-rn6so Год назад +22

      A nightmare in deed. So sad. It looks like Alex is GUILTY.

    • @lindahaggard6416
      @lindahaggard6416 Год назад +23

      I hope this young man can bring Cash home to live with his family!! That poor dog has lived a bleak and dismal life! He took Cash with him to go talk with authorities at the convenience store so I hope Cash went home with him to his son and family! Cash will think he went to Heaven after a life on a concrete floor with only a bucket of water for company.

    • @realpocahontas1776
      @realpocahontas1776 Год назад +4

      @@lindahaggard6416 they are hunting dogs, that’s what they raise for that’s what they know. We treat our hunting dogs better than you treat your own children guaranteed.

    • @lindahaggard6416
      @lindahaggard6416 Год назад +14

      @@realpocahontas1776 While I may give you the benefit of the doubt about how you treat your "hunting dogs" you have zero basis to say they are treated better than my children, my dogs, my cats, my rescues, or anything else in my care. Why so belligerent ~ that's a huge offense and a red flag for just being argumentative on your part. I hope you treat you dogs better than a perfect stranger that expressed a desire that this dog may now have a better life with someone who is familiar with him.

    • @ursulasoames8602
      @ursulasoames8602 Год назад

      @@realpocahontas1776 👍🤡

  • @Las_vegas_Home_Sales
    @Las_vegas_Home_Sales Год назад +12

    When he says he text Miss Maggie 💔 you know the kids were all close to her.

  • @122chele
    @122chele Год назад +5

    It really makes you wonder, what was going through dad's head when right after he kills his son, his son's phone began to ring from a call from his friend.

  • @sylviaoaxaca4905
    @sylviaoaxaca4905 Год назад +97

    Good and true friends of Paul. Hats off for their bravery in their testimony about the tragic murder of their friend. The truth will always come out, and in this case the video
    from Alex Murdaugh's own son will
    most definitely get him what he deserves.

    • @steveludwig4200
      @steveludwig4200 Год назад

      Paul should have gone to prison for life. His old man saved him the trouble.

    • @kathynicholson103
      @kathynicholson103 Год назад +9

      Sadly, the truth does not always come out; there are thousands of unsolved murders in this country alone. Fortunately, it looks like it has in this case, and I hope this man goes to prison until his dying day.

    • @jonnaburnham2914
      @jonnaburnham2914 Год назад +1

      The detective so true it fits him too

    • @jonnaburnham2914
      @jonnaburnham2914 Год назад +2

      And then he even called Paul’s mom Maggie too cause something didn’t seem right

    • @WarriorLori
      @WarriorLori Год назад +2

      ​@@kathynicholson103There are also a lot of innocent people in prison.
      Think about that.

  • @aprilleighallred8546
    @aprilleighallred8546 Год назад +21

    Rogan is a good guy!! God Bless him and all that were affected by these horrible events!!

  • @user-qi3nb8dz8w
    @user-qi3nb8dz8w Год назад +23

    What a compelling witness! I believe him 200%. Not a typo.

  • @debijo5288
    @debijo5288 Год назад +72

    I'm so glad this young man didn't go there because Alec would of killed him too.

  • @miragedesert8405
    @miragedesert8405 Год назад +50

    Wow poor guy. He knows Alex killed them and he’s almost an eye witness.

  • @eaglesdefense812
    @eaglesdefense812 Год назад +49

    The time will come when all that is hidden will be revealed, and all that is secret will be made known. What you've said in the dark shall be heard in the light, and your whispers will be shouted from the summit!

  • @sleeplessinthecarolinas8118
    @sleeplessinthecarolinas8118 Год назад +37

    The witnesses have been stellar and credible. He was 99 percent sure that he heard Alex's voice. 💔🙏

  • @LanaSpeaks
    @LanaSpeaks Год назад +7

    His arms are crossed. He is still dealing with his friends death. He is protecting his energy

  • @audreydaleski1067
    @audreydaleski1067 Год назад +30

    Very likable witness.

  • @dericeportley4035
    @dericeportley4035 Год назад +29

    This is so sad..murdaugh is guilty and knows it...and for a friend to have to take the stand and testify...it's heart breaking

  • @FLo-jc7ig
    @FLo-jc7ig Год назад +28

    Just an awesome and genuine friend. Lord Jesus, I ask that YOU be his source of comfort and peace at what has to be the worse time in his young life 💔🙏🏼

  • @karenstepp58
    @karenstepp58 Год назад +50

    God bless this young man. 🙏

  • @kimberlycornelius7911
    @kimberlycornelius7911 Год назад +21

    Sitting hear tonight listening to this , this is heartbreaking and so telling !

  • @rhondafortson5205
    @rhondafortson5205 Год назад +9

    NO bull from this witness. Straight on, to the point, very credible witness & obviously cared about Paul & Miss Maggie.

  • @arlscent
    @arlscent Год назад +23

    Really there’s no perfect crime. The truth will always prevail

  • @jennifermitchell3070
    @jennifermitchell3070 Год назад +57

    This whole family felt entitled. They didn't discipline there children that's why they turned out like they did. I feel bad for the mother and son. But sometimes when you let money change you it can bring bad luck.

    • @FLGoodson
      @FLGoodson Год назад +5

      I completely agree. It is easy to feel badly for Maggie, but she co-signed this behavior for years. Paul was a terrible person who was still the apple of everyone’s eye. Neither of them deserved to die but they were all playing with fire.

  • @schanychamemphis1327
    @schanychamemphis1327 Год назад +20

    Alex- how does it feel to be in the seat where you hope you can trust your lawyer???

    • @suzintex2002
      @suzintex2002 Год назад +1

      Excellent question! The chump foolish enough to announce in his opening statement how proud his firm was to represent Alex Murdaugh. If it rings in my head throughout the trial every time the foolish man stands up to cross-examine a witness, I know members of the jury experience the same thing. No O.J. Simpson trial ending for you.

  • @bornfree0507
    @bornfree0507 Год назад +13

    This was a man from a historically respected family of attorneys. How could he fall all the way to the bottom so quickly? Plain old greed.

  • @rboetsma
    @rboetsma Год назад +59

    Alec is not enjoying this guy’s testimony

    • @mattdavis911
      @mattdavis911 Год назад

      His name is Alex.

    • @jettyoeill
      @jettyoeill Год назад +1

      @@mattdavis911 it is spelled Alex and pronounced Alec which is confusing. I call him A-Hole that killed his wife and son.

    • @akilahdailey1875
      @akilahdailey1875 Год назад

      Doesn’t really matter

    • @diddyfaplord
      @diddyfaplord Год назад +2

      Is it Alec or Alex? I’m so confused. All the news headlines spell it Alex , the X is pronounced like a C?

    • @rayray8687
      @rayray8687 Год назад +4

      @@diddyfaplord: Mr Murdaugh identified himself on police camera as Alex (Al-eks) Murdaugh (Mur-dock).

  • @alfen0218
    @alfen0218 Год назад +23

    With friends like these two on the stand today I don’t think Paul had much to fear from bullying after the boat case

  • @albybrava
    @albybrava Год назад +175

    People seem to forget that Paul was physically abusive to his girlfriend, spitting in her face in front of others, killed another girl on a drunken excursion, and by all accounts, so rude to his mother that he was forced to apologize in front of total stangers.
    These parents raised straight-up monsters, and I suspect parents of daughters feel a little safer tonight.

    • @jesussmokesweed8178
      @jesussmokesweed8178 Год назад +52

      Thank you! The whole family was awful and everyone in Hampton is better off now.

    • @oneseeker2
      @oneseeker2 Год назад +44

      The Father is the biggest !monster. How many young men's dead bodies have been found on sides of the roads!
      AND the HouseKeeper?

    • @morgianaetienne618
      @morgianaetienne618 Год назад +15

      Is that relevant in this case?

    • @innervisions1828
      @innervisions1828 Год назад +1

      Yes, Paul was an entitled SOB, his parents did a horrible job raising him, but he did not deserve to have his head blown off.

    • @innervisions1828
      @innervisions1828 Год назад +6

      @@oneseeker2 How many? One.

  • @allegrac230
    @allegrac230 Год назад +2

    Ts the sound of someone recalling last moments between a loved one. Breaks my heart. He almost heard the murders.

  • @katiekane5247
    @katiekane5247 Год назад +51

    I've seen people make comments about the "sad" conditions the dogs were kept in. Does this sound like a neglectful owner? This was over a small, inflamed spot on his dogs tail. Sure wish those pups could tell us what went on. I hope they've not suffered emotionally from what they witnessed.

    • @air-conditionedgypsy8863
      @air-conditionedgypsy8863 Год назад +13

      Dogs pretty much live in the moment

    • @judymclaughlin6993
      @judymclaughlin6993 Год назад +1

      Lol...

    • @stephkcribbs5021
      @stephkcribbs5021 Год назад

      😂😂 OH MY!

    • @jonnaburnham2914
      @jonnaburnham2914 Год назад +6

      They kind of did tell by not barking or being alarmed a stranger was t there . Alex admitted that too I think not realizing

    • @franziskani
      @franziskani Год назад +7

      They kept the dogs during night in the kennel, so they would do no mieschief (like hunting in the woods or having run ins with hogs). During day they were often brought to the house. Maggie and I think also her son loved dogs. I wonder if AM injured the dog because he wanted them at that place and during night ? In the kennel area he could rinse down his cover to get rid of most of the blood and tissue. When he then showered and handled garments, shoes weapons there would be LESS DNA and tiny particles on them to begin with. So there was less risk of some of that evidence ending up in the house, the shower, his car, ....
      It was a kinda weird idea to arrange for the killings in the kennel area. The dogs should have barked if there were strangers. But there were no witnesses (and he planned to kill both family members) to report the odd absence of barking - and on the other hand the ability to hose himself and his cover and shoes down was a major advantage.
      Unexpecteldly the worker that routinely cleaned the kennels twice with a hose tripped AM. After Dale the worker had been informed about the murders and when he had come over he saw instantly that someone had used the hose AFTER he had put it away in a specific manner. (Last routine use around 4:30 pm, a few hours before the shootings).
      Whoever did it wanted it to look like the hose was hanging there since the last routine use. And there were puddles of water (should have been dried up) and they were not in the right places (where they form when the worker did the routine cleanings).
      Strong circumstantial evidence. Killers from outside would not hose themselves down and they would certainly not bother to put up the hose again (winding it into coils). They would maybe try to steal something fast and then flee the scene.

  • @CharmHess
    @CharmHess Год назад +4

    This breaks my heart for this man. Praying for Gods peace and comfort that surpasses all understanding.

  • @Holy.HannaH
    @Holy.HannaH Год назад +62

    Good job kid, that had to be tough. You're a good man.

    • @steveludwig4200
      @steveludwig4200 Год назад +1

      Paul should have gone to prison for life. His old man saved him the trouble.

  • @janetprice85
    @janetprice85 Год назад +10

    Imagine trusting a guy and waking up one day to find he's killed your best friend and his mother? And instead of doing the right thing the selfish dog pleads not guilty after all the harm he's done to his clients too.

  • @JW-rw8fq
    @JW-rw8fq Год назад +33

    “Cash” the dog….I bet I know who named him.

  • @FLGoodson
    @FLGoodson Год назад +12

    Has anyone asked AM if he heard the gunshots that night? He was there and there is NO way he didn’t hear the shots, whether he fired them or someone else did. So, he would have investigated that immediately if someone else pulled the trigger.

  • @tashajackson2373
    @tashajackson2373 Год назад +14

    I'm SPEECHLESS

  • @mollygriffith5678
    @mollygriffith5678 Год назад +12

    So telling. He is texting Paul to get pictures or video on the dog’s injuries. FaceTime lagged so he did not get that video which clearly has Paul, Maggie, and Alex on the it. This shows that the murders had to have happened soon after that text. If not Paul would have sent the video to his friend. So sad for this young man because he lost his friend soon after he talked to him.

  • @SuperTrish21
    @SuperTrish21 Год назад +13

    He is such a strong witness! Feel so sorry for him. :(

  • @DajiaStar
    @DajiaStar Год назад +14

    The crack in his voice, “That was.” Poor guy. 😢

  • @tp8087
    @tp8087 10 месяцев назад +2

    Very direct and strong responses from a friend.

  • @gailtrotman5256
    @gailtrotman5256 Год назад +7

    Close community, close friends, like family. These deaths were devastating for them all.

  • @veronicavictory83
    @veronicavictory83 Год назад +3

    he cracked the case wide open! his testimony about the video and phone calls put Alex at the dog pens at the time of the murders after Alex had lied to everyone about being there. Much admiration for this young man to speak for his dead friend while Alex stares at him from his seat. He did good.

  • @SimonGlobetrotter
    @SimonGlobetrotter Год назад +20

    In some cases, the death penalty is the only correct decision - and here I fail to see any other outcome.

  • @karentimmons5105
    @karentimmons5105 Год назад +93

    This young man is a great witness. I had been told that Alex and Maggie had separated and Maggie was living at the beach house, reason is she had a check that bounced to a charity of hers and she had confronted Alex about it and wanted to know why...She then stated that she was going to the firm and find out..Alex had begged her to come to Mozelle property, and she told a friend he was up to something. also Alex had ask Maggie to sign over the beach property for a loan and she would not do it. My opinion for what it is worth is he planned on getting rid of Maggie and Paul was collateral damage, he did not know that Paul was gonna be there. why has all this not been brought up.

    • @iTammy
      @iTammy Год назад +9

      Wow, the kind of evil in certain people is unthinkable!
      Let’s hope they will come up with all you say, imo it can contribute to his possible motive!
      It is said before and I will repeat the words;
      ‘ Money is the root of all evil ‘
      Justice for Miss Maggie and Paul! They did not deserve this! 🙁

    • @gemmag.2988
      @gemmag.2988 Год назад +17

      @@iTammy And justice for all the Murdauch family's other victims too including their own housekeeper and former nanny.

    • @g.c.7019
      @g.c.7019 Год назад +13

      I had also read about Maggie re. the first portion of your comment. I've not thought about Paul being collateral damage but that is something to consider.
      I want to see the Stephen Smith case resolved - I don't doubt he instigated that because of Buster's relationship with him.

    • @lizpound2278
      @lizpound2278 Год назад +11

      @@g.c.7019 Too much time has passed, and Steven's death wasn't well investigated.

    • @duststorm2699
      @duststorm2699 Год назад +13

      That is exactly my take on it. Maggie asked Paul to be there because she knew Alec was acting strangely. Of course he came to be backup. Alec had no idea his beloved son would jump out from the shed and take a bullet meant for his mother.

  • @racheltuccio7652
    @racheltuccio7652 Год назад +13

    This is sorrowful in every way shape and form , the evil is unfathomable , I pray for all victims and family in sorrow 🙏

    • @jaxoncarrol5195
      @jaxoncarrol5195 Год назад +1

      Evil at its best . I too hope this kid gets everything he needs as far as counseling and support

  • @virginiaknighten4687
    @virginiaknighten4687 Год назад +6

    The witness box looks very uncomfortable to me. It seems like the front of it should come up more. There is no place to put your arms.

  • @briancasey7693
    @briancasey7693 Год назад +9

    He also said that knowing Alex for his lifetime, he could not believe he could do what he was accused of.

  • @woofersagainstviolence5349
    @woofersagainstviolence5349 Год назад +5

    Wow, what a lovely heartbroken, honest young man. He Knew!!
    Pauls video just cemented the fact, of who the 3rd voice was? I hope he heals in time. 💖

  • @misscamaross2220
    @misscamaross2220 Год назад +9

    Excellent witness, and I think he feels the man did the murders. Sure does put a timeline on the events

  • @madisonrose1576
    @madisonrose1576 Год назад +17

    I love all my friends so much, my heart breaks for him 😓

  • @sedouard2275
    @sedouard2275 Год назад +124

    Such a credible witness! Remember, even if the prosecutors are able to place on the scene, will that be enough to find guilty beyond reasonable doubt, I am not sure. But this is a very interesting case over a horrible tragedy, and I do think that Alec had lied to the investigators. Whether he's acquitted or not, I think that this man is a disgraced person nonetheless. Shame on you Alec!

    • @ctw594
      @ctw594 Год назад +18

      I would vote to convict him with this evidence.

    • @kathismith7441
      @kathismith7441 Год назад +8

      Me too

    • @alexanderdumas-
      @alexanderdumas- Год назад +17

      Puts the dad at the scene of the crime at the time of the crime and the Snapchat proved he changed his clothes before the police arrived, this destroys his alibi, he’s going to fry

    • @samcorlsamuel9074
      @samcorlsamuel9074 Год назад +3

      But where are those clothes, guns, blood in house, DNA, etc? Alex’s friend testified he told him he shitted lots of people. These are people who Alex may have owed a lots of money . So there’s more to this story than we all can comprehend.

    • @GrayWithMe
      @GrayWithMe Год назад +4

      @@samcorlsamuel9074 then where is the evidence that there were other people on property? No tire prints, no foot prints, nothing. If there was a shred of evidence that other people were there the defense would be using it. Occam’s Razor.

  • @leoniemoar5409
    @leoniemoar5409 Год назад +6

    This guy is one of my favourite witnesses. He knows Alex did it and he’s not going to let him get away with it.

  • @sookie4195
    @sookie4195 Год назад +7

    This is an odd witness box. You can see their abdomen, legs, etc.