SC - Paul Murdaugh & mom Margaret Found Shot To Death - Alex Murdaugh Accused - Islandton #23

[Cindizzi]

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[bestill]

This is one time I wish I had a very large screen tv so I could better see Alex’s coloring changes in response to various questions, while still watching Law and Crime’s split screen.

There are times when it appeared to me he turned much redder when asked critical questions (such as about clothing changes) or when it was clear he’d been caught in a falsehood (presence at the kennels during PM’s call to Rogan). And his general body language looks much more self-protective than at the beginning of the interview. He also becomes confrontational, questioning whether the agent thinks AM is giving an inconsistent answer.

Of course, it has become clear throughout the course of the interview that AM is believed suspect and is being questioned accordingly, so that would explain the less cooperative and more challenging responses.

They all look like they are struggling to see the screen, even the Judge.

 

[Edvis]

Cowboys and Indians…

The list is long fellow sleuth, grassy knoll shooter, pine tree shooter, drug dealers, payback killers and so on. Mob hit may pop up as well and think at one time ole Cuz Eddie was thrown under the crazy train.

 

[10ofRods]

Know I don't as a parttime gun smith and my own weapons on hand. All are on file and maintained as well and locked in an gun safe er um three gun safes. Other then the pistol I carry with a concealed weapons permit the rest are tucked away like babies in the steel crib.

It's been fascinating to learn that the Alex Murdaugh hunting lodge may not have had such a secure arrangement. At least, that's how it seems to me at the moment.

AM looks like he wished he had a gun right now

I was thinking he probably is used to having one, right at hand.

IMO.

 

[Cindizzi]

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[Carolina Girl]

Is this the interview they end abruptly and after which the case is turned over to the AG? Sloan recuses his office?

Solicitor recuses himself from Murdaugh homicides, citing new 'events'

Are there now clear suspects in this double homicide? Is there now a conflict of interest?

www.blufftontoday.com

 

[Edvis]

It's been fascinating to learn that the Alex Murdaugh hunting lodge may not have had such a secure arrangement. At least, that's how it seems to me at the moment.



I was thinking he probably is used to having one, right at hand.

IMO.

For me it's like weapons were lying around the house like loose change, which seems like he had no fear of intruders or threat's that could enter, grab a weapon and go to work, just careless.

 

[Warwick7]

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"I don’t know.
When I went up to him
and the phone came out,
I don’t remember having intentions of doing anything with the phone.”

These murderers always say I don't remember or I don't know.....

"I went up to him and the phone came out...."

Really? Wow! What did it do, levitate out??!

 

[Cindizzi]

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[Katrinepa]

The rocking can also be a means of psyching one self up like a football players starts winding him self up before a big play or confrontation.

I have rocked since I was a child, often not even realizing it, and for me, it's a self soothing action. It can have different meanings depending on the situation. MOO

 

[Katrinepa]

"I don’t know.
When I went up to him
and the phone came out,
I don’t remember having intentions of doing anything with the phone.”

These murderers always say I don't remember or I don't know.....

"I went up to him and the phone came out...."

Really? Wow! What did it do, levitate out??!

Amnesia can be soo convenient...

 

[Edvis]

"I don’t know.
When I went up to him
and the phone came out,
I don’t remember having intentions of doing anything with the phone.”

These murderers always say I don't remember or I don't know.....

"I went up to him and the phone came out...."

Really? Wow! What did it do, levitate out??!

The ole "It all became a fog" and the batteries in my brain died.

 

[Aquarian]

The ole "It all became a fog" and the batteries in my brain dead.

Like Jodi’s fog

 

[Cindizzi]

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[Warwick7]

Another subtle ”tell” in this video is when Alex asked if they’ve found any clues /evidence. The investigator says he’s talked to over 100 people and has collected fingerprint and DNA samples. Alex then says something to the effect of “so you think it was intentional,I mean planned….”. He’s giving so much more info than what is being asked of him, including that Paul was a little detective. What relevance did that have to any Q that was being asked?

@Rusty123 here is another "tell"

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[Chelly]

This interview video of AM by Owen is gold. AM had no advance knowledge of the evidence already accumulated in the investigation and is caught in lie after lie after lie.
moo

 

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[Edvis]

Like Jodi’s fog

LOL that's what came to mind my friend and watched that trial as well. Heck she put me in a fog after saying it so many times.

 

[Katrinepa]

They are seriously downplaying this aspect. We know little of the surrounding details. We also have no details on the rehab he supposedly checked into immediately or any treating physicians.

Medical records are private. Only a Court Order May produce info there. OTOH, while I do believe AM took some kind of Drugs, Opoids or others, no way would he be cured in a few day at a Rehab, so I believe he used that as an excuse for all his crimes, playing to people's sympathies. MOO

 

[Luna20]

"I don’t know.
When I went up to him
and the phone came out,
I don’t remember having intentions of doing anything with the phone.”

These murderers always say I don't remember or I don't know.....

"I went up to him and the phone came out...."

Really? Wow! What did it do, levitate out??!

I can sound just like him crying because it’s so fake it’s easy to do. It’s so strategic and obvious.