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

Did the investigators reenact if: from inside or outside of the house, the caliber of guns used could be heard from the kennels?

So he’s being tried for financial issues as well? I was thinking murder only. I hate to ask that but really haven’t followed until earlier this week.

Lies, lies, and more lies.

Two more glaring lies from his first story to the cops is that when he woke up from his nap “I thought I heard a car pull up to the house.” Also as he was walking to his car to drive to his mom’s he says “we have a cat that lives near the house and I heard some rustling in the woods but I’m not sure if it was the cat.”

He nonchalantly planted these details (lies) early on to try and convince the cops that someone had pulled up to the house and was running through the woods, indicating that he might’ve heard the killer.

All the while, this was bullshite as he was down at the kennels during this time.

I think there is a very strong possibility that he’s found not guilty for the murders.

I think they definitely get him on the financial crimes and that’s where the good ol boys network will make it interesting

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I think there is a very strong possibility that he’s found not guilty for the murders. I think they definitely get him on the financial crimes and that’s where the good ol boys network will make it interesting

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All it takes is one idiot for him not to be convicted. It wouldn’t be shocking.

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Did the investigators reenact if: from inside or outside of the house, the caliber of guns used could be heard from the kennels?

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Defense had an expert witness that testified that you wouldn’t be able to hear the shots fired at the kennels from inside the house.

The judge ruled the financial crimes were relevant. This timeline was admitted into testimony in the court, before AM admitted he was at the kennels.

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Prosecution presents 88-page timeline tracking movements the night of the murders

Paul got to the main house at 8:14 p.m. Maggie was already there. Paul and Maggie’s phones show they were at the house from about 8:14 p.m. to 8:32 p.m., and their phones were locked for a lot of that time.

That might indicate the time they were eating dinner with Alex. Then, Paul starts to move toward the dog kennels, where he arrives at 8:42 p.m.

Paul takes a video to send to his friend Rogan Gibson.

In that video, witnesses have testified you can hear three voices: Paul, Maggie and Alex. That video is taken at 8:44 p.m.

The prosecution says that’s important because in an interview with the defendant two months after the killings, Alex Murdaugh tells investigators that he wasn’t at the kennels around 9 p.m.

"You didn’t go back down there after dinner until you returned from visiting your mother?" the investigator asks.

"Yes sir," Murdaugh responds.

Instead, Alex tells the investigators he took a nap right after dinner and did not go down to the dog kennels where Maggie and Paul’s bodies were found. When they asked about the video with three voices, Murdaugh said it wasn’t him.

"Who do you think it could have been?" the investigator questions.

"I have no idea," Murdaugh answers.

Shortly after recording the video, Paul unlocks his phone for the last time at 8:48 p.m. Maggie unlocks hers for the last time at 8:49 p.m. Then, both stay locked until they’re found by investigators after the murders.

At 8:53 p.m., Maggie’s phone changes orientation like from landscape to portrait multiple times over two minutes, but it isn’t unlocked.

It’s in this time frame the prosecution says the killings took place.

After almost an hour of no activity, Alex’s phone starts showing movement. It indicates 283 steps traveled between 9:02 and 9:06 p.m. He calls Maggie multiple times and sends her a text.

Then, at 9:07 p.m., his car shows that he leaves Moselle and heads to Almeda, where his mother lives.

At 9:08 p.m., Maggie’s phone data shows it’s on the side of the road away from the Moselle property, where it was later found by investigators.

South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Agent Peter Rudolfski testifies Murdaugh’s car slowly drove by that stretch of road where the phone was found on the night of the killings, going down to 42 miles per hour.

Rudolfski says after Murdaugh passed that location, his car began increasing speed, eventually hitting 80 mph.

Alex calls different people while driving to Almeda and arrives at 9:22 p.m. He stays for about 20 minutes, leaving at 9:43 p.m.

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On his way home, Alex texts Maggie and Paul. He arrives at Moselle at 10 p.m. He calls Maggie again at 10:03 p.m. when he arrives at the main house.

Then, at 10:05 p.m., he heads to the dog kennels. At 10:06 p.m., he calls 9-1-1. According to the car data, there’s about 20 seconds between pulling up to the kennels and dialing 9-1-1, although Murdaugh says he checked both Maggie and Paul for a pulse in the 9-1-1 call.

Then he heads up to the main house and back down to the kennels as he tells the dispatcher he’s getting a gun.

The 9-1-1 call ends at 10:17 p.. Immediately after, he calls different friends and family. The first deputy arrives on scene at 10:25 p.m.

All of this data was combined from the evidence presented over nearly four weeks of witness testimony.

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Look it’s obvious he did it or had it done. He is a total POS anyway and will never see freedom again.

But I have trouble with the money he took, nothing I have seen seems to suggest he was spending 2 million a year or so on opioids, I am not even sure that’s possible. My wife seems to think his lifestyle was that and she can definitely spend a million or two a year buy to me it seems like a bunch of money is missing. Then there is that private plane at the hunting camp.

Does anyone else think a bunch of money is missing?

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Did AM's law firm put liens on his belongings? Do they get this money from this sale? What about the beach property?

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Receivers have been appointed to control all of his assets. The proceeds will go towards the civil suits once that is all settled.