GUILTY SC - Paul Murdaugh & mom Margaret Found Shot To Death - Alex Murdaugh Accused - Islandton #40

[Megnut]

When exactly did AM learn of the video?

I wish that moment was filmed!

Hey, Alec, the little detective wanted us to show you sumpin....

 

[MyJoey]

I was thinking how odd that AM saves the life of a chicken from the dogs mouth, then moments later kills Maggie and Paul.

 

[rahod1]

Will someone please explain how the 9 jurors were able to convince the 2 jurors that thought AM was not guilty to change their views?
Or really just in general?

Keep in mind, the remaining 2 (with one undecided) were not saying they thought he was *Innocent*..just that they had *reasonable doubt* going into deliberations. Given it didn't take long to *convince* them to switch a guilty verdict, it appears they simply wanted to be convinced. No doubt this was accomplished with the video PLACING AM AT THE SCENE of the crime within a very narrow time frame. HE WAS THERE. Juxtapose this with the ONLY defense offered>>>OTHERS WERE RESPONSIBLE?. This alternative is simply SCIENCE FICTION and requires incredible preposterous assumptions that simply defy any logic. I won't elaborate...the prosecution did this. Having said all this>>>AM THEN LIED ABOUT BEING PRESENT<<<. This is essentially the entire case in a nutshell.

 

[Cindizzi]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1632150925669199873

 

[Gardenista]

When exactly did AM learn of the video?

They got into it on April 8, 2022 and Alex was arrested July 2022

ETA, I'm dumb that's not what you asked lol. IHNI when he learned about it.

 

[LetsSolvIt]

I was thinking how odd that AM saves the life of a chicken from the dogs mouth, then moments later kills Maggie and Paul.

The chicken ended up dying, too. (Alec testified to that.)

 

[Seattle1]

I wish BM & JMM would’ve been asked when AM told them that he was at the kennels. (Not sure if they would’ve told the truth or not though.) I wonder about that whole conversation between AM & all of the family members. The lawyers obviously knew right before trial but probably not much sooner than that.

JMM was asked during his testimony (which followed AM's testimony) and he said he learned with the rest of us. I don't recall Buster being asked but he also testified prior to AM sharing he was present.

 

[sunshineray]

They have dogs but didn't keep Bubba - wow. I would think they would have kept him because he was the one connection to the family.

I'm glad Blanca has Bubba <3

 

[sunshineray]

When exactly did AM learn of the video?

I believe it was at that 3rd interview?

 

[Cindizzi]

The crime scene evidence that convicted Alex Murdaugh

Inside South Carolina's "trial of the century" — how investigators built their case

www.cbsnews.com

 

[Seattle1]

I believe it was at that 3rd interview?

3rd interview was Aug 2021 so that does not equate if the video was not extracted until April 2022. JMO

ETA: RG told investigators he thought he heard AM in the background when talking on the phone with PM -- not to be confused with "the video" PM recorded for RG.

 

[sunshineray]

Will someone please explain how the 9 jurors were able to convince the 2 jurors that thought AM was not guilty to change their views?
Or really just in general?

I'd say with the evidence.The juror who talked to GMA said they all talked for 45 minutes and figured it out.

 

[MyJoey]

The chicken ended up dying, too. (Alec testified to that.)

Wow I didn’t hear that part, I’ll blame that on Alex too!

 

[Cindizzi]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1632214748212199424

 

[Seattle1]

Wow I didn’t hear that part, I’ll blame that on Alex too!

It was very odd. He removed the chicken from Bubba's mouth and put it on top of the dog house -- told a story about how Bubba does not kill chickens and only wants to show the master he caught the chicken, and at some point, we learned the chicken was dead.

 

[NottaYutz]

Murder - life sentence
Murder - life sentence
^^^^^finally! ^^^^^^
Woody Harrelson could play AM

MOO

Woody Harrelson would be more convincing than Alex ever was. LOL

 

[MyJoey]

It was very odd. He removed the chicken from Bubba's mouth and put it on top of the dog house -- told a story about how Bubba does not kill chickens and only wants to show the master he caught the chicken, and at some point, we learned the chicken was dead.

I found it very fascinating that he went away or stayed with Maggies family after the murders…..like no shame in that man.

 

[BeachSky]

Keep in mind, the remaining 2 (with one undecided) were not saying they thought he was *Innocent*..just that they had *reasonable doubt* going into deliberations. Given it didn't take long to *convince* them to switch a guilty verdict, it appears they simply wanted to be convinced. No doubt this was accomplished with the video PLACING AM AT THE SCENE of the crime within a very narrow time frame. HE WAS THERE. Juxtapose this with the ONLY defense offered>>>OTHERS WERE RESPONSIBLE?. This alternative is simply SCIENCE FICTION and requires incredible preposterous assumptions that simply defy any logic. I won't elaborate...the prosecution did this. Having said all this>>>AM THEN LIED ABOUT BEING PRESENT<<<. This is essentially the entire case in a nutshell.

Also …The one Male juror said in an interview that 2 jurors did not understand guns at all. They knew nothing about shell casings relating to the Murdaugh guns etc. so other jurors explained it to those jurors.
He said they really did not need the physical evidence when deliberating. They talked about the evidence and how each one felt about it.
Just what I heard today. Moo

 

[Luna20]

DBM

 

[Cindizzi]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1632224688720994304