with her every day and helped or escape the abuse that she said she suffered years earlier in chicago all you had to do was ask her dad, collier dead on the phone. i m being beaten, and being, raved he s a lawyer. you know it s not that easy you know it s not that easy it is easy you did it before. women do this all the time! who told you that i have lived it i have lived it. and it is so scary and you can t go to the police right away and you know that. finally, abigail simon left the stand. it was the jury s turn what did you think as the jury went out at the end of th trial? i worried because we don t hold wome accountable like we do man we do not. that is our society. i think that people do not wan to believe that women can be cunning, and devious and, chil molesters. but they are so, abby simon, for the moment was free as a bird.
come on exactly what it is that donald trump has said. well, he is sa in: donald trump has said. well, he is saying here. donald trump has said. well, he is saying here. he donald trump has said. well, he is saying here, he is donald trump has said. well, he is saying here, he is kind donald trump has said. well, he is saying here, he is kind of- donald trump has said. well, he is saying here, he is kind of cunning i saying here, he is kind of cunning in his analysis, he is attributing his imminent arrest to outside sources, news reports. make no mistake he would not be putting out a call for protesters to come to manhattan to protest his arrest because he believes that this arrest is imminent. the reports are that it will be tuesday. so in a sense, there are two things newsworthy here. not only the arrest of a former president of the united states, something that has absolutely never happened, but a president already under scrutiny for the january the 6th attack on our capital
that could not have a great impact, so we re looking at a number of options with the department for transport. last month, the chancellor quashed a report the line we will take you to south carolina in the us. we are expecting the sentencing in the case of alex murdaugh. let s listen. sentencing in the case of alex murdaugh. let s listen.- sentencing in the case of alex murdaugh. let s listen. your honour, very quickly. murdaugh. let s listen. your honour, very quickly. the murdaugh. let s listen. your honour, very quickly, the defendant - murdaugh. let s listen. your honour, very quickly, the defendant has i murdaugh. let s listen. your honour, very quickly, the defendant has no i very quickly, the defendant has no prior record and the state has no victim impact people who want to speak at this time. but i will address the court briefly. and i don t need your honour to repeat the evidence that you are heard for the past six weeks, but it is overwhelming and it shows this amount to
first, you do not reward the prosecution, certainly they will argue, a person cunning enough to get away with murder, and not suggesting that he is guilty, because that is their job, and you don t want to reward the defendant, because you say he did it, and there are ten witnesses, so you will have circumstantial evidence. it is evidence an it is not direct saying that someone says, i saw that person in the white shirt and the khaki shorts at the time commit the murder, but it is other evidence that points to the certain event. you heard the prosecutor speak to the issue of rain in his closing event saying that you come inside and it was not wet, but you go outside and it is rain all over the place, and it is water, so you can conclude that it is rain. so there are circumstantial evidence that point to pieces that the person did it. so even though case is predicated on circumstantial and not direct evidence, it is
but it s not clear whether we ll hear a lot of spoke tail light about opioid-induced paranoia, but i m not sure we ll hear medical testimony about that. i have had a quick thought. i have had a number of people say to me, why are you so interested in this case? why do you talk about it on radio. valerie caught my eye in the wall street journal. they are not asking me any longer. all three cable outlets, court tv has never left that courtroom. cnn, fox, they were all right there for the cross-examination the last two days. so thank you. i really appreciate it. keep up the gad work. thank you so much. make sure you go to smerconish.com and tell me what was the impact of murdaugh s testimony in his own behalf did he help himself, hurt himself, have no impact? murdaugh is as smart and cunning as the prosecutor.