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Times, as my addiction evolved. that sounds like a scripted line. it doesn t necessarily sound like that would come out of your mouth naturally five times, as well as lie of omission. that s not something that rolls off the tongue either. now the jury has heard these talking points five and six tams. tims. it s going to be a different reaction, yesterday we saw jurors tearing up, pushing a tissue box towards him. the defense does have a rebuttal here. this is not game over after this bruising cross examination we re seeing now. they are going to have time to re-ask some of these questions in a different way and maybe get alex murdaugh s temperature to lower a little bit, and we ll see what the jury s reaction is then. nobody s shocked that this has been a bruising cross examination. they ve gone after him again and again often on the same questions. it all came down to toward the end before they took that break, where was he?
SomethingIt-doesn-tLineJuryTimesAddictionMouthLieOmissionTongueFiveJurorsThings. they don t need to look outside, the jury has been wiping away tears during his testimony. they handed him a tissue box during his own testimony yesterday. if that s what the jurors are doing, the prosecutors know they have to figure out a way to pivot. today they didn t pivot all the way. the best part for them is the time line, and they dove deep into that, and showed him most on shaky ground. can we talk about that a little bit. what they were able to do is pull data from murdaugh s cell phone, from on star to show what he was doing in the minutes surrounding when they believe the mother and the son were shot. just getting the number of steps he took at 9:02 to 9:06 in the five minutes, ten minutes after it s believed that the mother and son were killed, talk to me about how they were able to narrow down this window to say that we believe the murders happened at this time, and we can show that you were here at the start of that and then you
ThingsAll-the-wayTestimonyJuryProsecutorsJurorsDoingWipingTissue-boxPaul-murdaughPartTime-lineDoesn t really know what happened after that. he says he laid down, he thinks he may or may not have taken a nap, but he s very murky on the details there and that s the area where the prosecutors are going to exploit next. so, talk to us about the mood and what has been going on there, where you are. well, i think yesterday because so much of the day was spent in the emotional direct examination where he can sort of just tell his story, in his folksy way, adding in all of his details about things he did with his son and how he felt about his wife, i think the jury certainly had some moments where they looked sympathetic. we know that certain jurors were shedding tears, other jurors were pushing a tissue box toward murdaugh when he was getting upset. those are signs they re hearing what he s saying and feeling for him. i don t know that they re going to have those kinds of reactions with this testimony. these are hard hitting questions and it is hard for him to give direct answers.
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