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Alex Murdaugh's best friend continues his testimony.
Alex Murdaugh's best friend continues his testimony.
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S1, EP82 "Opioid Addiction"In the days before Maggie and Paul Murdaugh were gunned down, Alex Murdaugh crossed his close friend, Chris Wilson, by allegedly stealing nearly a quarter of a million dollars from him.
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S1, EP83 "Alex's Misdeeds About to Be Exposed"A father dying, a mother with Alzheimer's, an alleged drug addiction and a financial scandal that was about to be exposed was the world of Alex Murdaugh just before his wife, Maggie, and his youngest son, Paul were killed.
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S1 "The Family's Housekeeper Who Died"Three years before Maggie and Paul Murdaugh were murdered, Moselle was the scene of another tragedy in the Lowcountry. The family's longtime housekeeper died after a mysterious fall at the bottom of the steps that led into the family's home.
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S1, EP85 "Bank CEO Under Oath"The prosecution portrays Alex Murdaugh as a desperate thief on the verge of being exposed at the time of the murders of his wife, Maggie, and son, Paul.
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S1, EP81 "Friend Caught in the Middle"Alex Murdaugh's best friend continues his testimony.
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S1, EP80 "Emotional Testimony of a Close Friend"Jurors listen to the emotional testimony of Alex Murdaugh's best friend, a lawyer who had worked with Alex on legal cases and a close friend to the entire Murdaugh family.
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S1, EP79 "The Betrayal of a Best Friend"Alex Murdaugh's longtime friend takes the stand; he told jurors about their years of friendship.
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S1, EP71 "Ronnie Crosby"Ronnie Crosby was a close family friend of the Murdaughs; he was a law partner working with Alex and were good friends for more than two decades.
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