re: Investigators When they KNEW Murdaugh lied (Page 112)

finally the real questions. when did you go back to the house?

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AM has no relationship with SLED. His buddies are local police/sheriff's. It's honestly

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You're obviously not from South Carolina. His family was well known in law enforcement. They have connections in SLED...I personally know that for a fact

he took the golf cart down to the kennels.

No matter what happens this case has been terribly litigated on both sides

The SC prosecutor has been basically just trying not to make mistakes and their argument is extremely non linear

Also their phone forensics witness was a joke when he can't answer simple questions that the defense could. They also kinda seem like they're intentionally not having stuff answered

The defense attorney hasn't been doing much better and isn't pushing points well that need to be made (I assume because they don't want to know the answer to some of the questions)

If either side had a competent lawyer it would be a walk over.

Obviously SLED did no one any favors either

I assume it'll be a long deliberation with a not guilty solely because you only need one dissent

I am really trying to be objective with the nicknames. When I use a nickname for my kids it could be when my mind is thinking of them as my precious babies in a term of expressed endearment.

If I were on trial for murder I don't think I would be calling them by their nicknames but it COULD be his mind trying to show endearment to cancel the horrific tragedy.

So he was there for a couple minutes took the chicken from bubba, then he left the property?

Wouldn't a phone call or texts be known (in evidence?) from Maggie to AM if she asked him to go to the kennel shortly before the murders?

"After Maggie asked me to leave".....was that a slip?

Wilyjones (page 48) made an insightful comment that (even with the emojii) may be all that's remembered of this in a decade or two.

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Beyond a reasonable doubt is a much higher standard than that
nobody cares, they’ve watched the hbo series and they’ve seen the tv show hosts proclaim his guilt

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To that add Netflix.

With total disdain, I'll ask how long until we see

Murdaugh the Musical off off Broadway featuring Bubba and the Chicken just before intermission?

I think he did it. He was accumulating debt up to his eyeballs, and was in need of money. I'm sure Maggie and Paul both had life insurance policies on them, and in his drug riddled mind that was the only way to keep his drug addiction going.

According to this thread the only insurance policy was for AM for 10Mil.

AM was adamant about Buster getting back in law school after he got kicked out for poor grades and plagiarism. 10Mil would be a fresh start to carry on the family name.

So he hired someone to kill all 3 of them-and AM chickened out and hid. (this is why he never admits to HEARING gun fire) because it is extreme guilt in his mind of chickening out

the ruthless hired killer was told to grab a preloaded gun from the wooden gun rack out there in the shop. Paul was murdered first and then the person grabbed another preloaded way ahead- by Ellick gun and killed Maggie.

There was a path where AM had pre-set up with a 4wheeler after a short walk on a path for the killer to escape via the wooded property.

Has anyone questioned the hunting paths on the 1700 acres?