We are back. Judge Newman calls back the jury and sustains Meadors' objection of hearsay.
Harpootlian elicits testimony from Simpson that Paul and the Murdaugh family left guns all over the estate, including on golf carts they drove around. She recalls once finding a rifle down by the old hangar where Maggie and Paul were killed.
Glove doesn’t fit moment? Harpootlian asks Simpson about the blue rain jacket that was coated with gunshot residue. She says she has never seen that jacket before. Simpson testifies Murdaugh wore 2XL clothes. The rain jacket was a large.
Simpson testifies the shirt Alex wore at Moselle in the 7:38 p.m. Snapchat video was not the polo shirt he was wearing earlier that morning. Simpson says Alex had clothes at his office and elsewhere if he needed to change.
Simpson testifies about her texts with Maggie on the afternoon of 6/7/21. Maggie was worried about Alex with his father's condition deteriorating, Simpson says. Simpson: Maggie didn't like that it was always Alex who had to handle it if his parents needed something. …
Simpson: Maggie thought Alex's sibling should have been pitching in as well. She was concerned about the lack of rest Alex was getting. Maggie's concerns about going to Moselle that night was about leaving the Edisto house open while she was gone.
Harpootlian establishes with Simpson that Maggie didn’t like staying in Hampton after the 2019 fatal boat crash because she felt people there shunned her. She preferred to be at the Edisto Beach house.
Meadors establishes that Murdaugh changed clothes during the day on 6/7/21, perhaps multiple times, and that some pieces of clothes he wore have since gone missing.
Meadors establishes with Simpson that Murdaugh bought new clothes after the slayings, including a Vineyard Vines shirt. On recross, Harpootlian establishes that Murdaugh lost a dramatic amount of weight after the slayings, so he probably bought new clothes that fit him.
Simpson is done testifying. We are breaking for lunch. Back at 2:15 p.m.