good evening, and take a look. this is the face tonight of alex murdaugh, convicted killer. his head shaven in a south carolina prison system intake facility on his way within the next several weeks to serving two consecutive life sentences, life without parole for murdering his wife maggie and son paul. this is also the face of a man whose family name was once synonymous with the law and county in south carolina where he lived and multiple generations of the murdaughs in the legal profession and criminal justice system there. at today s hearing in the courthouse where his grandfather s portrait once hung murdaugh was sentenced. he spoke briefly but judge clifton newman had the last word. i would never under any circumstances hurt my wife, maggie, and i would never under any circumstances hurt my son paw-paw. it might not have been you. it might have been the monster you become when you take 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 opioid pills. maybe you become another person. well, ton
differently. but when you start to look at it in a totality, it just didn t add up and didn t make sense and there was something off about it and that was sort of the beginning as you tell the story, but that s part of it is that he s already lying out of the gate and he s already lying if you were to play later in the 911 call then daniel green he s already lying about the time period are we he tried to tell the jurors about factors that hadn t existed yet. the last video i d like to play is some of the attorney general when he was interviewing a crime scene expert to counter what the defense s crime scene expert had said about the crime scene. i just want to play some of this. the defense s theory, you tell me what to do and you act this out and i m going to tell you what to do based on the defense s theory of the case. the defense agreed with the assessment that paul stood there for a moment, bleeding down his