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I think the spelling of the last name Durant is wrong. I'm not updating it here, because I've heard he threatens lawsuits, but I know who this person is and the spelling is a little off.

I tuned in a little late. No one from the family spoke?

Justice! Paul testified from the grave. Without that video there would be a lot more doubt. I still think he's a suicide risk in jail. Also terrible closing by the defense.

Would he be put away for life for the financial crimes? If he gets 20 years for those, he'd be out in 8. Not to be morbid, but do you think he would try to off himself in prison? For someone who has never had to face any real consequences in life, he's facing some really serious stuff right now.

I think they'll have a verdict by tomorrow. These jurors probably want to be done with this.

It's like watching Perry Mason compared to the defense closing.

I've been thinking along these lines too. There is definitely more to the story with the money. I do think he killed them though, but I don't think we will ever know the full story.

Maybe they planned this painful closing for the ineffective assistance of counsel appeal

Maybe AM should have delivered the closing

I hope so

This reminds me of that first defense attorney in My Cousin Vinny

OH dear this is painful so far.....

Yes. I wondered why they didn't have lunch first and then start the closing. I also forget where I read this, but I read somewhere that one of the breaks was due to someone on the defense team falling asleep at the table. I don't remember where I read this so take this as unconfirmed - I...

I'm an attorney, and am extremely interested in this trial, and I had trouble staying tuned in.

I'm pro-guilt on this one, but that closing felt a little long to me.

Bump. This case is so haunting. I lived in Georgian Colonies in the late 80s, early 90s and never heard about this at the time. I hope the family gets answers/justice.

This FBI Cell expert is not bad looking :)

Oh no, this isn't the news I was hoping for. I guess the state had to put this out there pre-emptively as the defense will surely focus on the absence of his DNA.

I tuned in a little late this morning. What's going on - do they have DNA under her nails? This could be a game changer.

I am of the opinion that AM is likely guilty, but that others know more, or have more involvement than they are letting on. And they all know each other, so they will all cover for each other. Aside from the police, most of the witnesses have been difficult, or even hostile. I won't mention...