weeks. it took less than three hours for the jury to announce a verdict. two counts murder. murdaugh faces a minimum sentence of 30 years. the judge has the option to put him away for life. it may have been his reversal on the witness stand. he admitted he was at the scene of the crime the night his wife and son were killed. that s the exact opposite of what he told police. bill: the verdict marks a stunning fall from grace from a prominent south carolina family. it doesn t matter who your family is. it doesn t matter how much money you have or people think you have. it doesn t matter what you think, how prominent you are, if you do wrong, if you break the law, if you murder, justice will be done in south carolina and i think south carolina has shown to the nation and the world how a process can work and work well. dana: one of the jurors is peeling back the curtain on the deliberations. take a look here. we started deliberating going through the evidence and ever
the disgraced lawyer arriving in a brown prison jumpsuit and wearing what looks like pink crocs. dana: over slides. he is facing 30 years to life. the judge will put this case to rest after months of testimony. want to bring in jonna spilbor, defense attorney. you have been with us from the beginning on this. what did you think of last night? it was something, right, three hours done. you know, not a lot surprises me but this does. specifically the speed with which this jury came back. think about it you guys. we had six weeks of testimony, somewhere around 75 bit necessarys, countless exhibits. an entire trial inside a trial and this jury came back with a unanimous guilty verdicts. how carefully did they