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SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP93 "Cell Phone Data Analysis"Cell phone analyst with the FBI looked at five cell phones to determine phone locations on the day of the murders, using mapping technology; he tells jurors about his work in the investigation of what happened to Maggie and Paul Murdaugh.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP94 "Paul's Friend, Alex's Runner"Another friend of Paul Murdaugh testifies about his close relationship with Paul, Maggie and Alex; he even called Maggie a second mother; he was not just close with Paul and Maggie, but he also worked with Alex's law firm.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1 "A Forensic Accountant"The forensic accountant on the witness stand was assigned to trace the money Alex Murdaugh was accused of stealing; that included money that went through a fraudulent bank account.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP39 "Finality"The Defense delivered their closing arguments to jurors. They expounded on evidence they introduced to them about the physical and psychological abuse Susan endured at the hands of her husband, Jeff. Lead prosecutor Kelly Siegler later ripped her Defense's case during their rebuttal. She called her claims of self-defense a joke. Finally, jurors returned the verdict after five hours of deliberations.
Suitcase Murder Trial
S1, EP1 "Deadly Game Of Hide-And-Seek"Opening statements began in the trial where Sarah Boone was accused of intentionally zipping up a suitcase with her then boyfriend inside and killing him. According to prosecutors a deadly game of hide-and-seek led to the death of Jorge Torres. This happened after the couple were allegedly drinking several bottles of wine.
Suitcase Murder Trial
S1, EP2 "Alcohol-Induced Murder"Alcoholism. That's how Sarah Boone's defense began their opening statements. Her lead attorney James Owens told jurors about the alcohol addiction she and her Jorge Torres dealt with and how it often mixed in with domestic violence. Owens argued that the suitcase Torres was zipped in was a physical restraint to block a potential attack in Boone's attempt at self-defense. Domestic violence was a running theme in the relationship between the defendant and the victim.
Suitcase Murder Trial
S1, EP3 "Drama At Home"More of the drama in the torrid relationship between Jorge Torres and Sarah Boone spilled out in testimony. Prosecutors called in former neighbors of the couple. They told the jury that they heard constant yelling and arguing from across the apartment unit's very thin walls. Torres was charged a total of four times for domestic battery against Boone. In each of those times she bailed him out of jail.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
S1, EP13 "Task-Oriented"Melody Farris's defense attorney had more questions for the lead investigator in this case. A CSI team led by a forensic anthropologist excavated and collected the victim's remains found buried in a burn pile on his property. Lead investigator Chris Shaw had more to say on how his team processed the massive crime scene. Police reenacted the fatal shooting in the home with a test fire on a dummy model.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP68 "A Lawyer's Financial Misdeeds"The CFO of Alex Murdaugh's former law firm tells the court about the documentation linked to his alleged financial crimes.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP69 "Financial Scheme Foiled"The CFO at Alex Murdaugh's former law firm faces more questions during cross-examination.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP70 "Former Law Firm Testifies"Alex Murdaugh's former law partner tells jurors why his law firm had to change its name.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP27 "A Black Eye"A longtime friend of Jeff and Susan Wright testified for the defense. Susan's legal team wanted to give a different perspective to who exactly Jeff was, which differed from the state's view of him. This friend told the jury the time she saw the defendant with a black eye allegedly endured at the hands of her husband. This went into the numerous domestic issues that occurred during their rocky four-year marriage.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP28 "Just Get A Divorce"During their case-in-chief Susan Wright's Defense brought up separate domestic incidents between her and Jeff, her husband. With friends on the witness stand jurors learned of Jeff, The Angry, abusive husband who physically hurt Susan and their young son. Just get a divorce. That's what the prosecution brought up under cross-examination of the defendant's close friend.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP29 "Defendant's Mother On The Stand"Susan Wright's attorneys called her mother to the stand to give more insight into the drama of her marriage to Jeff. The Defense wanted to show how much of a victim of domestic abuse the defendant was in the months and weeks before the murder. Sue Wyche testified that at one point Susan moved out of her home with her allegedly abusive husband, Jeff, and then moved in with her parents. The reason - the constant physical, mental, and emotional abuse.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP30 "Mother And Daughter"Susan Wright's mother was drilled under cross-examination. On the stand, she admitted that her daughter lied to friends and family after she killed Jeff, her husband, but told the truth when she confessed to her parents and law enforcement. Sue Wyche claimed her daughter was afraid to divorce her husband. After Wyche wrapped up her testimony to jurors, the defendant took the stand in her own defense.
Burn Pile Murder Trial
S1, EP1 "The Husband Murder And Coverup"Prosecutors delivered their opening statements to the jury. The defendant, Melody Farris, was charged with murder, aggravated assault, concealing a death, making a false statement in the shooting death of her husband, Gary. Prosecutors gave their murder timeline on how Melody murdered her husband of 38 years and then tried to cover it up. Initially, police thought Gary had a medical emergency and accidentally fell into a fire.