it. that you ve ever known. i ll tell you one more thing. i didn t even know this when paul was alive. but excuse me. when they were doing his eulogy, i gave the names of some of his friends, and he had a real cute friend that they were just friends, but cute little girl maggie adored. i didn t know her very well. maggie did. maggie adored her, they talked to her, and pau-pau, we learned this from her, julianne, and at 22 years old, learned that
she s just a special person. very special person. would you ever do anything to harm maggie? i would never hurt maggie. ever. will you tell the jury about paul, please, and your relationship with him. pau-pau was just the brightest he s the most inquisitive young man. he wanted to be a part of everything. if you were working, i can remember as a little boy, you would be working on something.
back with me is laura jarrett. we re going to wrap up the conversation before we go back to the courtroom where murdoch murdaugh will take the stand in a few minutes. danny cevallos mentioned this earlier, and i think it s worth repeating. he s trying to appear with folksy, the nicknames, the pau-pau, et cetera, but he also was somebody who comes from great wealth and great stature within the community. he s got an estate. there s a lot that differentiates alex murdaugh from probably all of the jurors. they had to take down a portrait of his great grandfather before trial. that is the amount of influence that this family has in town, and you wonder about, we ve heard about how sloppy the crime scene was that night, and some of it you wonder is because everyone was so comfortable with each other, everyone knew each other that might have contributed to the atmosphere
pau-pau would tell his friends, be present. appreciate where you are, the things you have, and the people around you. i think a lot of that came from it hurt paul so bad when mallory died, but how many 22 year olds do you know that think that way. be present. appreciate things around you. at 22 years old. he s the most special boy. do you love paul? did i love him? like no other. he and buster. do you love maggie. more than anything. i love maggie, i remember the first time we went out. did you kill maggie. no, i did not kill maggie.
not have worked, but i promise you, she worked, and she worked to make sure me and paul and buster had everything. you know, she wanted a big family, and pregnancy just didn t suit her. her pregnancies were so hard. i would leave her in the mornings and she d be sick. i would come home and check on her, and she d be sick. i d come back at the end of the day, and she d be sick. i mean, she was so sick all the time with both of those boys, and when we had pau-pau, maggie got in trouble, and pau-pau got in trouble. and because pregnancy didn t suit her, so we decided that,