SC - Paul Murdaugh & mom Margaret Found Shot To Death - Alex Murdaugh Accused - Islandton #18

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After Gloria's passing, Alex went to Tony and told him he wanted to go after his insurance for help with medical bills. Alex said he would bring in his buddy Corey Fleming for Conflict of Interest reasons. Brought in Chad Westendorf he was going to be Tony's PR. They met 1 time. He mentioned $500K, never the $5M umbrella policy.
There are no words for the evil in AM. imo.
 
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Out of the payout - Payments made to CE Smith $137k, Curtis E Smith $56k, Curtis Eddie Smith $6k, $4.7, $23.2K
Randolph Murdaugh $385k
 
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I hope that the state has a white board to write these figures down for the jury to have in the jury room with them, if they get to hear these testimonies. The figures are staggering and impossible to comprehend.
 
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Just in time for the jury to show up in court per the judges instructions! jmo
 
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Jury coming in Alex is smiling at Defense table, until the jury comes in and now he's rocking.
 
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I missed it, who asked for the side bar? Thank you
 
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Very appreciative of Judge Newman. He keeps "order in the (his) court!"
 
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The state calls its sixth financial witness (with the jury still out of the room), Carson Burney, a forensic accountant with the state grand jury. Works for the Attorney General's Office. He is being questioned by his coworker, prosecutor Creighton Waters.

Burney testifies he was assigned to trace the money Murdaugh stole, including money that went through Murdaugh’s fake Forge account at Bank of America.

We are yet again talking about an Excel spreadsheet. Burney created pivot tables to track where the money went.

This is Johnny Ellis James' first appearance in this case. He's a state grand jury prosecutor with some pep in his step.

Lead prosecutor Creighton Waters has handled most of the financial witnesses, so far. James works closely with waters in the state grand jury.

John Marvin and Buster Murdaugh just walked into the courthouse, seven minutes before the jury was scheduled to return to the courtroom. They haven't been here for most of the financial witnesses. Mostly just when the jury is in the room.

We get our first Curtis "Cousin Eddie" Smith mention of the trial as Burney testifies about how Murdaugh wrote him dozens of checks. We've known for a while that Murdaugh wrote Smith hundreds of checks worth about $2.4 million.

Burney steps down. The jury comes into the room. We are moving back to the murder portion of this trial. The state calls its 22nd witness, Thomas Darnell, a fingerprint examiner with SLED. Fingerprints!
 
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State calls Tom Darnell Fingerprint Expert with SLED - Qualified as an Expert Witness with the Court
 
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I wonder if the inventor(s) of superglue would have ever thought it would help solve crimes?
 
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300 Blackout magazine swabs, no identifiable finger print evidence.

ETA: Why is there no prints on any of the guns or ammo at Moselle? I'm sure they've been handled many times. Wiped maybe?
 
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