vinny said it. it is extraordinarily strange motive we are trying to bring up. look at everything he did wrong and now he is facing the fire on that he is going to deflect blame by killing his family. very difficult. plus the judge will limit it. the prior bad acts only gets in to try to help prove motive. you have to be careful. you can t just say bad guys with all of this so guilty here. it will be tough. i think the state has to be very careful and precise with how they present not only the motive but the forensics and everything else in this case. it is going to be a tough one. thank you both so much. appreciate it. up next, the leader of the wagner mercenary group responds to my interview about what he says that he saw in ukraine. a let s dig in day. mm.
the murder is something that needs to be figured out. if it is someone planning a murder, the argument of the state, maybe you use two guns to throw off the scent. but generally speaking you go in there to kill two people, you bring one gun. vinny, the prosecution is leaning heavily on motive. are they over playing their hand in the case, or is that one of the strongest arguments. murdaugh, there are a lot of skeletons in the closet here. a lot of skeletons. here is the thing about motive in the case. you and i and the viewers know it is not a legal requirement for the prosecutor to prove motive. if it you ask the state or coming inside the courtroom in south carolina and you are saying this father is going to blow the brains out of his son with a shotgun, and then hunt down his wife like a wild animal with an ar style rifle, you need
reported some that is a confession. the murdaugh defense says that he said they did him so bad. how important is this to the case? you know, i don t think it s very important and this is why. i don t think the prosecution should focus on that as being so significant piece of evidence, because quite honestly, if it was, if it was a confession, how dare the officer not look into it a little bit further? if you had somebody who said, i did him so badly, bring him along. go to the sympathy line of questioning that interrogators know how to do. but the idea that it came up as something that s now considered a confession, but not looked into, quite honestly, not even looked into three months later when they talk to him again, i think this has state has to be careful not to overplay it. i think it s minor. might fit into the rest of the evidence, but not too significant on its own. vinny, you agree with? that is a law enforcement officer who said he heard murdaugh say this. yeah, no,
two, the sense that the president has his own guys, his own lawyers, looking into the investigation, and it should be been from the beginning. neil: that s mine much cheaper, vinny and his brothers, and that s a separate thing i want to raise with you, tom. let me ask where this goes. the criticism has been there s a double standard and republicans like to talk about the way that trump was treated and home was raided and biden administration comes back, because he fought that, and understating what he had and not turning them over, so this is different. and regardless where you stand on that, the special counsel cancels each other out that donald trump nor joe biden anyone attached to him are penalized or punished. that s exactly how it could play out ap puts the administration in a box.
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