password, alex if he is wanting to change the timeline, when he calls her phone he should answer her phone. when he texts her, he should reply to that text to show activity on her phone that she is still alive. if he is manufacturing a timeline by speeding, the easiest way to do it is use both phones, talk on both phones, and he didn t. this whole thing about using maggie s phone, driving maggie s phone. throwing her phone out is it s such a stretch for them to come in and try to put her phone in his hand and then you start
mom s, goes down, calls 911 and then searches for a restaurant menu and checking email, waiting for the police to show up, how does he get their dna on his body? because it s on there. the forensic lab tells you that. because he went up to them and touched them. then there s a spot of blood on the suburban steering wheel that was maggie s. we know the suburban was never at the kennel, thanks to the onstar information. i m not sure that was an accepted fact until onstar sent the stuff in. the suburban never went to the kennel until after he returned. it got on the steering wheel after he checked maggie, like he said. there s a spot of blood on the
mr. waters wants you to believe alex slaughtered maggie and paul and repeatedly lied and changed his story to fit the time line and evidence. as it turns out, in fact the state is the one that s been manipulating evidence to fit their theories of guilt, which changed over time. from the date of the murders until yesterday, in the absence of forensic science, a reliable investigation, the guns, blood spatter, the time and opportunity to have committed the murders, you are instead left to make inferences about all sorts of interactions and behaviors. the prosecution wants you to view the evidence through the monster lens they have tried to paint. but the law requires you to view it through the lens of innocence. none of these things individually or taken together prove conclusively to alex s guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
guilty. on behalf of alex, on behalf of buster, on behalf of maggie and on behalf of my friend paul, i respectfully request you do not compound a family tragedy with another. thank you. good day, i m andrea mitchell in washington. you have been watching closing arguments in the alex murdaugh double murder trial in south carolina. the defense attorney attempting to poke holes in the prosecution s case and to help his client avoid a potential life sentence in connection to the deaths of maggie and paul murdaugh, his wife and son. joining me ellison barber, lauren jarrett and danny