they say this video contradicts his alibi, putting him at the crime scene at the time of the murders. catie beck is monitoring everything that is happening at the trial. what else do we hear about the cell phone video? reporter: well, the interesting part about this cell phone video is that prosecutors say it places alex murdaugh at the crime scene minutes before the murders occur. you can t physically see him in this video, but they had several witnesses take the stand yesterday and clearly identify his voice as one of the three on that tape. just to sort of set up what is seen in that video, paul murdaugh took the video from his phone, of a dog being housed in a kennel, his friend s dog, and it had some type of rash on its tail. paul murdaugh filming the dog to show the friend and you can hear both maggie s voice and then a third voice, that several witnesses say very clearly was alex murdaugh. from the stand, one of his friends yesterday answering a
never been so offended in this life, and after, that he was, totally, unable to be talked to at that point. he just quit answering calls, he unfriendly on facebook or whatever, he deleted his facebook page, the gofundme disappeared completely, he took it down off the internet. and then he was gone. he was conniving. he was almost too nice. i knew there was something wrong. you could see the devil in his eyes. she might still be with me today, she would be 60 now, it s right about one hot dogs lifespan is up. so, it is his fault that she passed as early as sheeted. i do think she could have been taken care of. there could have been more veterinary care, something to prolong her life, even if they couldn t remove the cancer, she could ve been more comfortable. she could ve gotten drugs or something. he is responsible for that dog being in pain. he was responsible for her
facebook or whatever, he deleted his facebook page, the gofundme disappeared completely, he took it down off the internet. and then he was gone. he was conniving. he was almost too nice. i knew there was something wrong. you could see the devil in his eyes. she might still be with me today, she would be 60 now, it s right about one hot dogs lifespan is up. so, it is his fault that she passed as early as sheeted. i do think she could have been taken care of. there could have been more veterinary care, something to prolong her life, even if they couldn t remove the cancer, she could ve been more comfortable. she could ve gotten drugs or something. he is responsible for that dog being in pain. he was responsible for her suffering. he, almost, is responsible for committing suicide. that was how hard it hit me. rick ossoff says, he does not want the money, he just wants justice. george santos did not
last handwritten letter was written in december, dear mr. president, we re out of baby formula. you didn t open it until now and we re screwed. corporate america kowtows to the politically correct. this is the crazy cancel culture. you run into kroger s, harris teeter, you see something you don t like, don t buy it or don t go into the store. this is where a community of culture is growing up, that they think they have a right to tell you what to do. she s also probably complaining about people that don t have masks, and she was mad about their dog being off a leash on the beach. i know this lady. i know her. hey, i d like to thank everyone who made this segment possible. i really enjoyed it.
they achieved both. they built an army that didn t exist across from the most likely place we would conduct the invasion. and they built that army up on the east side of england and put general patton in charge of an amy that didn t exist with mock tanks and plywood vehicles and that existed for some time with radio operations being conducted in those units every day. units that did not exist. remarkable success in terms of attackty call surprise. the third thing is the troops themselves. most of these troops had not been in combat and their perseverance and determination that day sick as a dog being in the landing craft and facing down heavy machine gun and artillery fire and keep moving towards the beach and moving across the beach, keep moving inland. it is a remarkable story of u.s. and allied determination and incredible success story. bill: amen to that.