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The once-prominent heir to a low country legal dynasty faced life in prison if convicted of the murders of his youngest son, Paul Murdaugh, and wife, Maggie Murdaugh; prosecutors say Alex Murdaugh fatally shot them on the family's 1,770-acre estate to gain sympathy ahead of exposure to his financial crimes and debts.
S1, EP135 "Engineer Gets Cross-Examined"
The prosecution cross-examines the expert and questions his background and scientific conclusions in this case; the prosecution questions the accuracy of his crime scene reconstruction.
S1 "Theory Of The Short Shooter"
Do mechanical Engineers engage in speculation? Do they base their opinions on assumptions? That was part of the fiery attack on the defense's expert during cross-examination.
S1 "State Mocks Expert's Theory"
Prosecutors mocked the theory of the Defense's expert that the shooter may have been five-foot two, saying - that's a 12-year-old. They also frequently called into question his credibility, pointing out that he does not have formal training.
S1, EP138 "Alex's Longtime Friend"
A longtime friend and colleague of Alex Murdaugh takes the stand in his defense; he was close to the family and was also deeply affected by the murders.
S1, EP135 "Engineer Gets Cross-Examined"
The prosecution cross-examines the expert and questions his background and scientific conclusions in this case; the prosecution questions the accuracy of his crime scene reconstruction.
S1, EP134 "3D Reconstruction of the Crime Scene"
This case could have turned into the battle of the crime scene experts; the defense brings its own witness who did demonstrations at Moselle and then produced a 3D reconstruction showing how Maggie and Paul Murdaugh were killed.
S1, EP133 "Defense's Crime Scene Expert"
The defense's expert on the stand testifies that the shooter who killed Maggie was short, maybe someone who was between five-two and five-four.
S1, EP132 "Forensic Engineer Testifies"
Alex Murdaugh's defense team calls a crime scene expert to the stand to refute the testimony of SLED agents who processed the bloody crime scene where Maggie and Paul lost their lives.
