verdict guilty. convictions on all four charges including two counts of first-degree murder in the killings of his wife margaret and son paul until life 2021. you seeing him being led away, they re put in a van, taken away from the courthouse. just moments ago, we are waiting for a conference with will be taking place any moment, now our randi kaye was in the courthouse when the verdicts were read. andy, it is extraordinary how quickly the jury came to this verdict, what was it like in the courtroom when the verdicts were read? yeah, anderson, and took them just about three and a half hours or so to find alex murdaugh guilty on all for the accounts, no way tried to read the jury as they fall back into the courtroom, none of them looked to the right of the courtroom when murdaugh sixth and the family set. they all basically had their heads down as they got into the courtroom, also, anderson, you can see the alex murdaugh, we have this precip that is just about the start he
a killer, we just don t want any part of that. history should not remember this person s name. instead, history should remember, and we all should hear the names of those murdered here, the children and their teacher. they are the ones that matter. amory joe garza matters. she was 10 years old. her dad is going to join us in just a few minutes. he says his daughter was full of life, always telling jokes, always smiling. on social media this monk, he wrote, please don t take a second for granted. hug your family. tell them you love them. i love you, amerie jo, he said. javier lopez matters. he was 10 years old. javier attended a school honor roll ceremony just before he was killed. his mom telling the washington post that he could not wait to go to middle school. that is what he was looking forward to. she says she ll never forget his smile. it would cheer anyone up, she says. ucia garcia matters. he was also 10 years old. his uncle tells us he loved video games and anything
Wait 180688 1,300 call now blasting the Air Conditioning because the Temperature Breeze pulls his cooler all night long im omar jimenez, at, Columbia University, and this is cnn Breaking News it is the top of the hour, 2 00 p. M. Here on the east coast, which means it is deadline time at Columbia University in manhattan. The school has given propalestinian protesters until right now to either leave campus or faced suspension. This deadline coming this morning after School Officials announced negotiations, Crow Protesters had failed. It appears though many demonstrators inside the encampment are refusing to leave voting to stay beyond this 2 00 p. M. Deadline. That has just passed there for expected to hold a News Conference just 30 minutes from now, we have reporters being allowed onto the campus right now for the first time today, Are Omar Jimenez is among those making his way in and we will go to him shortly live first, lets go to Miguel Marquez was just outside of campus where prote
driving the boat, was it paul, was it somebody else? that law enforcement kind of protect paul in a way? did they not do a good job ascertaining who was driving, the dead body of a young gay man in the road, some perhaps connection to the murdaugh family? the housekeeper falling down the stairs. the money being stolen from the insurance company. when allegedly pink somebody to shoot him in the head who turned out to be a distant cousin and it wasn t as presented. right. exactly. first he tried to fake his own murder. but you see that. there is a pattern of getting away with murder. it didn t include getting away with this murder. one of the differences is you have all that influence, you have all those friends, you may have all the family connections and the money, but there is a great supreme court justice that said the best antiseptic is a bright and shining light. there was a lot of it on this case. no getting away with murder. we will take a short break. our coverage contin
place immediately upon the shooter entering the classroom or the timing of them. right. and that s not something, you know, law enforcement kind of wants to talk about. based on everything that we know and the people we ve talked to, it s horrific inside that classroom. and so it s not clear, but they can hear the gunshots. you know, continuous shooting as they re inside. it could have happened very quickly, but they could see him. there were he was firing at them through a window. so precious minutes, but we don t know how quickly shimon prokupecz, i appreciate it. i want to get perspective now from cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. andrew, you heard shimon s reporting. you ve heard the law enforcement analysis. i m wondering what you make of what we now know, and there s a lot we still don t know. yeah. so first of all, anderson, i want to be just very clear about