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Alex Murdaugh keeps appealing to jurors and claiming he was innocent in the murders of Maggie and Paul; a veteran forensic pathologist testifies for Alex's defense.
Alex Murdaugh keeps appealing to jurors and claiming he was innocent in the murders of Maggie and Paul; a veteran forensic pathologist testifies for Alex's defense.
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SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP164 "Another Forensic Examiner Testifies"The crime scene expert testified that he was the one who recommended the Defense hire a forensic pathologist to re-examine the State's findings.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP165 "Blood Spatter Gives His Theories"An expert in blood spatter breaks down the crime scene photos revealing where Maggie and Paul were killed; jurors hear new theories introduced by the defense, like the possibility of two shooters attacking the mother and son.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP166 "Alex's Younger Brother Testifies"Alex's younger brother testified for the defense; he was called to humanize the man who prosecutors said killed his wife Maggie and his own son, Paul.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP167 "Close Brother at the Crime Scene"The younger brother of Alex Murdaugh plays an interesting role during the early part of the police's investigation at Moselle; he claims to have helped them locate Maggie's phone and then even began cleaning up Paul's remains the day after.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP162 "Challenging the Autopsy Report"The jury hears another medical expert explain the fatal wounds and the bullet trajectories in the deaths of Maggie and Paul Murdaugh; this forensic pathologist agreed with the findings of the state's pathologist to a degree.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP161 "Defense Calls Up a Forensic Pathologist"Alex Murdaugh keeps appealing to jurors and claiming he was innocent in the murders of Maggie and Paul; a veteran forensic pathologist testifies for Alex's defense.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP159 "Discrediting Alex Murdaugh on the Stand"Alex Murdaugh denies killing Maggie and Paul throughout his testimony; the prosecution presses him about the lies that he admitted telling.
SC v. Alex Murdaugh
S1, EP158 "Catching a Fraudster in His Lies"The jury weighs in on Alex Murdaugh's credibility when deliberations begin; his cross-examination seems to portray him as a lying, deceptive fraudster.
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