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Even after admitting to jurors that he stole money from clients and his law firm for years, Alex Murdaugh claimed he didn't know how it all started; he pointed to his opioid abuse that he said he had been battling for nearly two decades.
Even after admitting to jurors that he stole money from clients and his law firm for years, Alex Murdaugh claimed he didn't know how it all started; he pointed to his opioid abuse that he said he had been battling for nearly two decades.
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SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1 "Sifting Through The Lies And Deceit"Alex Murdaugh repeatedly acknowledged his financial schemes, but the prosecutor insisted on walking him through what could be the most egregious examples of those cons, which included allegations that he stole from a teen girl and a man.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP154 "Fiery Cross-Examination"Alex Murdaugh is a disgraced heir to a powerful legal dynasty in South Carolina's Lowcountry; he testifies in his own defense in his trial over the death of his wife and son.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP155 "Answering Up to All the Lies"The prosecution team wasn't done with Alex Murdaugh yet; his long testimony was still going with questions ranging from statements he made to police, his drug addiction, the financial crimes and details about the day of Maggie and Paul's murder.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP156 "Alex's Moves Before the Murders"The prosecutor leads Alex Murdaugh through the timeline of events of the day Maggie and Paul were killed; the State wanted jurors to learn what Alex's every move was.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP154 "Fiery Cross-Examination"Alex Murdaugh is a disgraced heir to a powerful legal dynasty in South Carolina's Lowcountry; he testifies in his own defense in his trial over the death of his wife and son.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP152 "Alex Explains Himself"Alex Murdaugh was not done on the stand yet; his cross-examination continued with him admitting to his many wrongdoings and alleged misconduct as a lawyer.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP151 "Defending His Actions"Alex Murdaugh's testimony seems to paint him as a sad, dishonest lawyer who struggled with drugs so much that he stole from clients and his own company, but despite even contemplating suicide, Alex tried to make clear that he did not kill his wife.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP150 "Alex Appeals to the Jury"Even after admitting to jurors that he stole money from clients and his law firm for years, Alex Murdaugh claimed he didn't know how it all started; he pointed to his opioid abuse that he said he had been battling for nearly two decades.
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