any of them here? i m sure some of them are. yes, sir. half of them? there are a substantial number of charges here and some in hampton and allendale, there may be others i m not thinking of right now. we might have worn out our welcome here. i will take this opportunity to thank the sheriff here and all of the court officials and really everyone i ve met and dealt with while here in carleton county have just been great. we ll schedule some of the other matters. i know the scheduling is complicated and you sacrificed quite a bit to be able to be here defending mr. murdaugh, as well as the attorney general s office with all the other many, many things and obligations you have. and to be able to have the attorney general here, allen wilson, for the period of time that he has devoted to being here along with everyone else, it has been quite a sacrifice. but there are victims whose cases deserve to be heard. and this case has jumped some of those other cases, perhaps jump
asked him a question and then he answered it and then the prosecutor gave a brief pause and murdaugh said oh, what a tangled web we weave. he offered it. he was not asked about it. and that was the statement of the judge just recited back to him. dana: he said that phrase really stuck with him, the tangled web and asked him about it. that a notice of alibi had been filed with the court before this trial ever got going. the alibi was he wasn t there. they had a hearing about it and imagine the judge now has to sit there and listen when he says actually i was there. the snapchat video proved that. murdaugh said it was lie upon lies. the other thing the judge said to him is that you were so gregarious. you had a lovely family, to go from that to this and the judge is back in the courtroom. let s listen in. speaking freely with the media because they ve undergone a life changing experience as
police blew it and something else happened. bill: thank you all, wow. paul morrow and jonna spilbor and phil holloway. the judge said your family controlled justice for over a century in this part of the state. so go ahead. we have the fate on murdaugh and we ll see if he can file an appeal. right now you look at two consecutive life sentences behind bars until the rest of your natural life. dana: thank our guests for being here with us and watching it and we ll have a lot more after these quick words. good morning, your honor. i m innocent, i would never hurt my wife, maggie, and i would never hurt my son, pawpaw. thank you. thank you. x refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business
department also known as sled and what he said there is that paul was a local detective. he got the snapchat with the voice captured on it that the defense and alex murdaugh his father never knew until april of last year. dana: we were talking while they were speaking there. this community has had a seismic event. the murdaughs had been part of the legal community, as the judge said in the case, basically ran the county s legal system for over a century and they were the murdaughs were a pillar in the community and now as the judge said he went from lawyer to witness and now convicted murderer. and he will serve two life sentences consecutively. bill: phil holloway is a defense attorney. we re waiting on the two defense attorneys. what will they say? what they ought to say is
from him but obviously murdaugh can t do that. as the judge said there absolutely will be an appeal in this case and alex murdaugh can t really explain what is in his heart or maybe not. he is still maintaining his innocence. one of the basis for the appeal judge newman allowed all the financial evidence for a trial within a trial. that is problematic down the road but could be a benefit to alex murdaugh. dana: what really turned this case seems to be the change in the alibi. so that doesn t have anything to do with the financial crimes brought up in the trial. you know, this is something that i think i told you before maybe speaking off line. the prosecutor was right to go after this right out of the gate but even before that, the defense counsel should have come out in opening statement and