it. but a jur: y of his peers disagreed. alex murdaugh found guilty of murdering hi s son paul and wifes maggie and sentenced to life in prison. it s, magg a stunning fall for the disgraced attorney whose family not only practice disgrdw in a tiny south carolinain town for a century, they were the lasouth caw. that is at, until alex went fro lawyer to defended the judgefr, tearing down that dynasty.g down your family that , including you,, in have been prosecutinclg people here in this courtroom and many have received the death penalty probab probably for lesser conduclyt. and the question is , when will it end? wh when will it end?en end and it is ended already for the jury because they ve concluded that you continueat yu to lie and lie throughou ct your testimony. ughout judge also had this chilling warning for your testi the convicted murderer. i know you have to see paul and maggie durin see the night times when you re attempting to go to sleep. during i m sure they
discretion. you re basically going to get hit with likason.e a ten or fifn year since they just wiped out all mandatory minimums in thatlr city. so you re basically emptying prisony s, the democrats in the house and a lot of them voted for this. hem votethey say they re not for defunding. the police will say what defighe for, emptyin the prisons, because that sat what this is . and explain this to me.it tif you have primarily black city in dc, and you have a primarily black city council, rimarilywhy is a city council p bills that are against the besti interests of their black i constituents? you think blacesk dct of resides are clamoring to emptyor the prisonins, so why would they do that? are they assuming that all of their constituents are criminals? ?and they re going to like softe sentencing? i still have not understoo sd wy they re doing this. yeah, and the administratio : saw daylight on this, jessica, atat first they put out an administrative statement saying, oh, we may veto