Based on the Netflix and HBOMax shows I watched, this was the right verdict. And thankfully TV never lies to me?!!
Alex Murdaugh Trial-Verdict Watch
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Last: 1 mo ago by BadMoonRisin
Admitting to 2000mg per day of oxycodone will get you every time!oneeyedag said:
Did this jury really hash out evidence in 3 hours?
Damn. I guess I underestimated the holdout, they didn't want to miss dinner.
This is why I would hate being judged by a jury of my "peers". AM is a grade A POS no doubt but how in the world was he found guilty based off the evidence presented?
Corn Pop said:
This is why I would hate being judged by a jury of my "peers". AM is a grade A POS no doubt but how in the world was he found guilty based off the evidence presented?
No clue…but they want to bury him because he's a POS…
Moral of the story? Don't be a POS.
And if you are, become president.
And if you are, become president.
As Rattler posted a little earlier, there was just way too much circumstantial evidence. No way to rationalize anything he posted in his list. To me, the changing of the clothes and no blood is what did it.
Hungry Ojos said:
As Rattler posted a little earlier, there was just way too much circumstantial evidence. No way to rationalize anything he posted in his list. To me, the changing of the clothes and no blood is what did it.
He did this all in 10 min? It's the timeline that doesn't work for me…
Judge thinks evidence was overwhelming without actually saying it. Pretty clear that was his position all along.
And make no mistake, he belongs in prison for his other crimes…he deserves plenty of time for the crimes he committed…
I just don't see beyond a reasonable doubt for murder…
I just don't see beyond a reasonable doubt for murder…
No the judge did say the evidence was "overwhelming."unmade bed said:
Judge thinks evidence was overwhelming without actually saying it. Pretty clear that was his position all along.
He deserves what's coming to him, he will never see the light of day again as a free man.
He had something to do with it. He had something to do with the other murders or at least their cover up. Prosecution proved he was capable of doing it - always looking out for himself. Don't know that they proved he was the trigger man.
They convicted him because he's a POS and is not popular in that area at all.
Did he do it? Maybe, I don't know. I sure don't think the State proved that he did.
Did he do it? Maybe, I don't know. I sure don't think the State proved that he did.
45-70Ag said:
He deserves what's coming to him, he will never see the light of day again as a free man.
A cold shower with a muscly guy named Jerome?
aggiehawg said:No the judge did say the evidence was "overwhelming."unmade bed said:
Judge thinks evidence was overwhelming without actually saying it. Pretty clear that was his position all along.
I think South Carolina wanted to put away a Murdaugh for murder come hell or high water…
aggiehawg said:No the judge did say the evidence was "overwhelming."unmade bed said:
Judge thinks evidence was overwhelming without actually saying it. Pretty clear that was his position all along.
Yes he said that but of course he couched it by saying "I am going to refrain from commenting at this time on the evidence that was overwhelming to support the decision you made." Or something like that. But it was clear he thought AM was guilty and is pleads with jury.
Don't know if Alex will have the will or money to appeal, but lots of grounds available. Doubt he does. I'm guessing he offs himself in the not too distant future.
FireAg said:
And make no mistake, he belongs in prison for his other crimes…he deserves plenty of time for the crimes he committed…
I just don't see beyond a reasonable doubt for murder…
This is where I am at. Wow. The state had very flimsy evidence. I can see this being overturned years from now.
Difference being prison time. For his financial crimes? Minimum security. Murder? He's in hard time maximum security and the way SC prisons work, basically Bedlam type. Look that up. criminally insane people are housed in Close Security which is what they call it in SC.45-70Ag said:
He deserves what's coming to him, he will never see the light of day again as a free man.
aggiehawg said:Difference being prison time. For his financial crimes? Minimum security. Murder? He's in hard time maximum security and the way SC prisons work, basically Bedlam type. Look that up. criminally insane people are housed in Close Security which is what they call it in SC.45-70Ag said:
He deserves what's coming to him, he will never see the light of day again as a free man.
I'm good with it, he murdered his son and wife. He's earned what's coming to him.
BadMoonRisin said:FireAg said:
And make no mistake, he belongs in prison for his other crimes…he deserves plenty of time for the crimes he committed…
I just don't see beyond a reasonable doubt for murder…
This is where I am at. Wow. The state had very flimsy evidence. I can see this being overturned years from now.
The LA DA had astronomically more HARD evidence against OJ…
See my post about which prison he is going to. He'll have a great deal of help if he wants to off himself.Quote:
I'm guessing he offs himself in the not too distant future.
45-70Ag said:aggiehawg said:Difference being prison time. For his financial crimes? Minimum security. Murder? He's in hard time maximum security and the way SC prisons work, basically Bedlam type. Look that up. criminally insane people are housed in Close Security which is what they call it in SC.45-70Ag said:
He deserves what's coming to him, he will never see the light of day again as a free man.
I'm good with it, he murdered his son and wife. He's earned what's coming to him.
& his housekeeper, and most probably covered up whatever happened to that gay kid
There's just no other way anyone else could and would have been the murderer given all the circumstantial evidence.
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Bunk Moreland said:
There's just no other way anyone else could and would have been the murderer given all the circumstantial evidence.
Then he's Houdini…
10 min…murder, clean up, and escape in 10 min…with two different weapons to boot…
BTW, Creighton Waters wanting sentencing at 9:30 tomorrow morning is crappy. He already has victim impact statements ready? The state has already prepared a sentencing report before the trial was over?
How does that happen?
How does that happen?
South Carolina wanted a Murdaugh in prison for murder come hell or high water…
Good job jury!
Turns out all the experts were wrong.
Turns out all the experts were wrong.
FireAg said:Bunk Moreland said:
There's just no other way anyone else could and would have been the murderer given all the circumstantial evidence.
Then he's Houdini…
10 min…murder, clean up, and escape in 10 min…with two different weapons to boot…
Simple.
That… was fast.
aggiehawg said:
BTW, Creighton Waters wanting sentencing at 9:30 tomorrow morning is crappy. He already has victim impact statements ready? The state has already prepared a sentencing report before the trial was over?
How does that happen?
Gran Mar and Papa T gonna be ready to tee off tomorrow?
There is no doubt that Waters has a very strong dislike of Alex.
Sure it could be because he thinks he killed his wife and son, but even then his level of animosity towards him seems to be even greater than used to see with prosecutor to defendant
AAANNND, the elected State AG showed up for the first time to conduct direct on the last witness on rebuttal. He's GOP.FireAg said:
South Carolina wanted a Murdaugh in prison for murder come hell or high water…
Murdaugh and Harpootlian are big Dems in the state.
Bunk Moreland said:
There's just no other way anyone else could and would have been the murderer given all the circumstantial evidence.
Fair, but that's not how our legal system works. It's the states responsibility to prove the guns were in his hands and he pulled the trigger. Which they did not do imo. They brought up a lot of circumstantial evidence and proved he was a POS. Nothing else.
Corn Pop said:Bunk Moreland said:
There's just no other way anyone else could and would have been the murderer given all the circumstantial evidence.
Fair, but that's not how our legal system works. It's the states responsibility to prove the guns were in his hands and he pulled the trigger. Which they did not do imo. They brought up a lot of circumstantial evidence and proved he was a POS. Nothing else.
I generally agree...but they don't have to prove the guns were in his hands and he pulled the trigger. They have to prove that he was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. It's abundantly clear this jury found that he was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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