Alex Murdaugh Murder Trial Day 9 Live | Prosecution Case | Afternoon | Lawyer Reacts

[@sheilatierney9598]

I have been a trial attorney for 39 years in Massachusetts and while I think this judge is excellent, other aspects of this trial are driving me nuts such as the informality of the attorneys, the constant walking around while questioning witnesses, all of the leading questions during direct examination and the lack of objections by the other side.

[@lly8598]

I agree. I’m a 25 year Oklahoma atty and thus court could tighten up the decorum.

[@Spiritwalker20166]

That behavior would not fly in CA starting with no crime scene?? No case!! Mistrial

[@bethi2349]

Why do you think they aren’t objecting/asking leading questions??

[@rhiahlMT]

@@bethi2349 I wonder if it's so laid back they don't want to go through all the re-phrasing and wasting that time. The testifying through comments would annoy me as a juror though. They are talking over the witness before the witnesses can answer.

[@victoriousgavi7736]

Southern culture at its best

[@user-iw3jz1nq6i]

Something about this judge is so endearing. When he smiles I literally find myself smiling too.

[@pinkarmadillomd]

Oh my gosh...Chris Wilson's section of the hearing - "I don't know how I feel now Mr. Waters" in that shaky voice broke me 🥺😭

[@bighairedbookworm3578]

Replay crew… relaying months later. Watching from the start after watching the last week is so fascinating. Love seeing it unfold and understanding the legal context. There was no reason to go through the house with a fine tooth comb as there was no suggestion that the ‘murderers’ went into the house… unless the murderer was AM… surely. It’s further indication that they DIDN’T rush to judgment. Chris Wilson testimony… woo.

[@EmilyJJaynes]

Okay, I thought Paul's friends yesterday had a tragic story within all this (they still do) but DANG I gasped and even teared up a few times at Chris Wilson's testimony. That was so raw, so emotional! The intermingling of friendship and business and he was done sooo dirty.

[@KatieBSewCrafty]

My thoughts exactly. I’ve been betrayed by a friend before, but never to this extent. I have trust issues from it still-15+ years later. I don’t know how you ever get over something like this. Just awful-and DEFINITELY speaks to AM’s character.

[@LithiumJay]

Chris Wilson's testimony brought tears to my eyes. He allowed himself to be so vulnerable and I did not expect him to be like this on the stand especially in camera.

[@saylorgirl799]

SAME!

[@AilurosDia]

I feel horrible for chris wilson. He had to deal with his bestie stealing from him and hiring a suicide for hire after a confrontation. I can't wrap my head around this...poor guy

[@Spiritwalker20166]

Me too! He is a nice man I M O

[@brerrabbit9668]

He didn't hire the guy to kill him after the confrontation. They attempted to service that contract after the confrontstion. The friend didn't believe that he tried to kill himself. The friend at worst thought “I hope they don't blame me for attempting to murder this jackass"

[@AilurosDia]

@@brerrabbit9668 i reread what i wrote and definitely see that was confusing. Yes, suicide for hire attempted after their meeting. But i stand by my statement that its horrible. Its more than just being afraid of fingers being pointed at you.

[@AilurosDia]

@@lb8781 i think betrayal hurts regardless of how much money you have. This is a close friend of decades and that will cut deep no matter what.

[@seaturtle979]

He lost his whole family, he was going down for financial crimes. His world was falling a part. The hiring someone to kill him, suicide by murder for hire might seem like a way out that might give his family something. What a cluster f!

[@timmunro7313]

I love Emily so much! From the moment she has that cute wave with both hands through all of the commentary, till the summary at the end. Just love her.❤

[@aliciacabrera-thomas9705]

Me Too!! And in between all this criminality !! We Need EMILY!!!

[@didee86]

Yeah, I'm an Emily fan club nerd.

[@starrywizdom]

Yup tup, we ALL love her!💜💜💜

[@sadiesins5442]

Can't help but wonder why part of Alex's story wasn't the lights weren't on at the kennels, which was weird. Or the lights weren't on at the kennels but I knew they were down there, etc. Because they had lights. Lights let you know if people are in an area middle of the night. Lights let you see the kennels from the house. So he claims he comes home and "knows" they're at the kennels... but the lights aren't on. It feels significant to me, the complete lack of acknowledgement.

[@didee86]

Sadie, good point.

[@annwitten4359]

I never caught that!

[@KatieBSewCrafty]

Very good point!!!

[@sianmilne4879]

I also don't think most murderers wouldn't have turned the lights off either, just another place to leave fingerprints/DNA... My thinking is that Alex turned them off so he didn't have to look at what he did

[@NDotter]

I feel so bad for Chris Wilson too! How betrayed he must feel that he was trying to be a loyal friend and was used! He was lied to for years!!

[@katiehettinger7857]

I agree, many of the people who worked with Alex were blindsided by his duplicity and the possibility he murdered his family.

[@MeganSpruce90]

I wasn't so sure about his involvement in all this, but watching him testify, seeing his demeanor, I feel so bad for him too... do you think the confession to opoid addiction to Chris was a cover up for him stealing from the firm/clients... or do you think he genuinely was struggling with addiction?

[@Spiritwalker20166]

@@MeganSpruce90 ppl addicted to drugs get numb. It steals their life and everything suffers starting with your friends. But Maggie and Slex were soulmates. Twin flames Andi doubt he would kill them. I don't know anything about him but his emotions are real imo

[@Annie1962]

me too... he lost a friend who is still alive and lost friends due to being horrifically slain.

[@sianmilne4879]

@@Spiritwalker20166 Honestly though, Alex did not seem like a good person. And bad people end up killing people they love (to control them) all the time. If she genuinely was going to leave and take a lot of money and property with her, I definitely see the motive.

[@90amymac]

watching the prosecutors and defense wandering around for the past few days makes me imagine they are doing a fitbit challenge for the duration of the trial- winner takes bragging rights

[@pollyharveypolly]

Replay crew. Three hours behind on all this. Whew. Doing chores while listening. Thanks Emily!!!

[@lyndiwilson2334]

I'm so glad I found you in Depp v Heard. I've watched you ever since and have only skipped one (and just d/t my own trauma, not u). Love this!

[@wheeliegirl1630]

I woke up at 9 and watched all day except for an appt I had at 11am. Still sitting in my car to get a haircut and finally the end of the day! Yes, Emily! It was a DAY jam packed!! Tomorrow back to work and thankful for the watch back. Thank you Emily!

[@LowBudgetKiwi]

At the end of Chris Wilson, defense just stands up and are basically like "We have no way to un-f.... this..."

[@suziq431]

As a former Oxy user, it is VERY possible the money was for the Oxy life. I took 8 80s a day and entertained a murder contract just to see the next day. It is a terrible life and mind when you get that far in it.

[@drgrumbles9030]

Holy moly! I'm glad you made it out alive!

[@LadyGreyAgeingDisGracefully]

Thanks for sharing and giving us some insight.

[@janicewingfield5245]

Congratulations on your sobriety! I’m happy you’re no longer in that world of addiction. Thank you for the insight of the situation.

[@Ania-cd2sh]

I seen this sorta thing happen with 2 of my family members, ruined their lives. One passed and one is in jail. They both did unthinkable things and both admitted they would have killed at one time or another to see another day. I don’t think a lot of people realize what hold drugs can truly have on some people esp if they are deep in the addiction. So glad you got sober! Congrats! That’s something to be very proud of. That said I’m not truly convinced he murdered his wife and son yet, I think he’s done a lot of terrible sh*t but don’t see the murders linked yet. Not saying he’s innocent but…

[@didee86]

Tulia, well done getting on a different path, and thanks for your insight.

[@caspersroom]

I felt so much for the officer/special agent who searched the house. She was no nervous on the stand. But she was also so calm and professional as well. All the women who've testified so far have been amazing! The men also, but most of the men didn't have to deal with the patronising attitude of the men on the defence team.

[@alicemorel6779]

Appreciate the lighter hearted moments you bring to such a long winded and horrible case Emily. I do switch between your videos and then just straight trial vids when I want to focus solely on what's being said but come back for your commentary most of the time. Appreciate your entertainment and education. 👍 helps to fill my day with learning and therefore positive things. Thankyou

[@jasmine-mi1mh]

listening to your commentary while I work is such a great way to pass the time I love it 😊 thank you for adding such great information all the time! I find myself paying attention to more sketchy things around me lately just in case I ever have to be a witness 🧐

[@aliciacabrera-thomas9705]

Your muffing mid break down of today & playing the "quick bits" in error cannot possibly make me love YOU possibly any more!! How many times do I just laugh & say "EMILY!!" or "I have QUESTIONS!!" !! today feels like 5 days!! WOW!

[@MollyZelko2.0]

He was airlifted for a graze wound to his head? These ppl get far too much special treatment. No wonder he thought he could get away with all this…Been treated special his whole life.

[@casslhqable]

That’s what I was thinking

[@kateashby3066]

I’d be SHOCKED if he didn’t cause/cover up his housekeepers death and Stephen Smith too. He has giant balls because he has never had to experience consequences before!

[@Katastrop]

Creighton's arguments about the financial unraveling are compelling... but if there were no life insurance policies then I still can't get to he murdered his family because of it.

[@YourPsychDoc]

We’re seeing Murdoch plunged into a shame spiral over this financial testimony. That is NOT the same as a guilt spiral. He’s incapable of genuine guilt.

[@kateashby3066]

Oooh well said!! I was VERY torn over him shaking his head in confirmation to Chris getting choked up and I knew something was off. That’s it! It was genuine emotion but it was shame, not guilt.

[@nobody8328]

My burning question is 'Did Maggie know about any of Alex's thefts/financial shenanigans?' I know she was aware of Paul's boat wreck, but how much of Alex's trouble was she aware of?

[@janicewingfield5245]

I don’t think she knew anything. Everything seemed normal financially for her until Alex wanted her to co-sign on a loan involving one of her legally owned properties. The beach house was in her name, among other properties.

[@tringe22]

Im from NC and Ive never heard the phrase “I sh*t you up”. Never ever.

[@MichelleneFryson]

I think many can relate to the pain and profound sorrow felt when someone we trusted betrays us. My heart broke for Mr. Wilson. I want to hug him.

[@juliemerington4197]

The money is thrown around like confetti. I like many juggle money to keep a roof over my head. Food for my pets before myself, more often than not a slice of toast with a scrapping of butter. My one luxury is wifi for show’s like this that enlightens and entertains. 🙏 RIP Miss Maggie and Paul.

[@ga_zoinks_bo]

Almost let slip to by boss today that I spent most of the day watching EDB 😂

[@LadyGreyAgeingDisGracefully]

😅 😮‍💨. Close one. You nearly had to call in sick tomorrow to keep listening.

[@ccccarriemchardy9216]

This case shows you just how Justice can be bought in America.

[@bhskhs2010]

“If you get on your knee, the chat is gonna lose their minds sir” 😂😂😂

[@av5923]

oh my god that handshake/fistbump thing at the end absolutely killed me

[@shan5576]

Finally almost caught up! Been watching every day whilst working from home but, a day or so behind! Can't wait to catch live tomorrow

[@jessicaobrien6104]

Maybe AM called everyone he could to hide other suspicious calls he made earlier that evening. This idea also lines up with the fact that he deleted some call history before turning his phone over.

[@dibailey540]

Re: the terrible job they did with collecting evidence... my thinking is that if they were such a powerful family, that they would want to do THE BEST investigation possible to make sure that they found out who did this! The fact that they did such a poor job makes me suspicious that they thought/knew it was Alex and didn't want to have enough evidence to convict him beyond reasonable doubt!

[@Metonymy1979]

I think it's more simple. They allowed themselves to be unprofessional because of the status of the person they were investigating. That unprofessional attitude led to an extremely incompetent investigation.

[@Turamwdd]

@@Metonymy1979 If that is true, then the cops and detective put on a extremely good act at looking embarrassed and angry when the defense constantly pointed out how incompetent they were.

[@Metonymy1979]

@@Turamwdd They can be both embarrassed and annoyed by someone pointing out their messy investigation. I don't think you understand what I'm saying. They didn't do it on purpose. It's a cultural thing and they did it because of the psychology of being around a person of status and sociology of the area. On top of that, they have egos about their jobs. It's a pretty well known phenomenon about how people act around people with power. A Japanese plane full of people crashed because the pilots didn't want to question the more experienced senior captain on flight mistakes so they all died. All because of the culture of respecting your elders and not questioning a person in power. It is what it is. It was a very very messy investigation. I still can't get over they don't wear booties over their shoes so they don't contaminate the scene.

[@Goneinsane616]

This!!!! If it was my family and I had the money! I would want the best investigation!

[@KatieBSewCrafty]

It’s a lot of “passing the buck” (that’s not my job, I was doing what I was told to do, etc). It could be the higher ups were “in on it” and not directing the investigation to be as thorough as it should’ve been. If so, the “worker bees” that were actually doing the work would still be offended that their work is being called into question bc they were doing what they were supposed to be doing/directed to do. Hope that makes sense!

[@Letssee92]

Why did he look more upset when his friend Chris Wilson was testifying then when he was interviewed about his families death.

[@katiehettinger7857]

Interesting how having multiple members of one of the most powerful law firms in a sparsely populated area dictates how you are treated by law enforcement.😒

[@Mmmbop0987]

In the morning he looked sick when the jury was not in court, this afternoon he looks angry. Interesting demeanour shift from the rocking back and forth we see when the jury in present I wonder how much is performative and how much is the difference in the crimes being discussed.

[@YourPsychDoc]

He has a history of creating sympathy every time he’s about to be outed.

[@Turamwdd]

Source?

[@YourPsychDoc]

@@Turamwdd the trial testimony

[@MickeyAmber0350]

Chris Wilson’s testimony was not what I expected….😮

[@shazstar13]

If someone had used my company name & business model for fraud, risking my business & personal reputation, I’d be more furious than sad. This guy’s a better person than I am clearly.

[@MissLilyputt]

For some reason, watching this now, the video isn’t actually in the different chapters so you have to look in the description to find the time for each interview and when break is.

[@izzystanleyfit6517]

I feel so bad for Chris Wilson, I know he isn't completely innocent, but the pain in his eyes + his love for a good friend then being betrayed really shows through. You can see the embarrassment + shame, it breaks my heart 😓

[@priyankapatel9326]

I thought he'd seem a wrong un. Sounds like Alex stole 100s of thousands from his long time friend and stashed it all in the Bahamas after this murder. Insane.

[@CarbonizedStardust]

Ending this loooooong day just absolutely loving this judge. What a gem. Love to you all! ❤️

[@chumpess]

I live in rural Australia, and it’s very different, but if there’s a country road we literally drive in the middle unless there’s a car coming the other way. We’ll also park on the wrong side of the road if we want…it’s really not a big stretch to think that’s what he did.

[@janpiper9913]

Hi from New Zealand 💜 Thank you for your channel love it 💕

[@lindaleighton]

That Chris Wilson testimony was heavy but enlightening. Definitely woke me up after days of talk about ammo and buccal swabs.

[@CherrrrBear]

There’s been way more in between that’s been super interesting

[@victoriousgavi7736]

Defense did a great job arguing lack of motivation- AM’s financial struggles weren’t significant enough to be a motivation for murder. I still don’t see the link between AM’s financial crimes and the murder his wife and son.

[@HB.hobby.apiarist]

Replay crew...had meetings all day, so couldn't listen whilst working ..BUT... I work in motor vehicle insurance bodily injury claims and today's testimony is 2nd nature to me. Protect the damn claimant at all costs!! What the actual hell 😡 Thank goodness that this was caught! Trust accounts are supposed to be trusted for the claimant AND protection for the lawyers

[@lindawilliams5239]

​haha missed the live, but i am watching now..even I know what 'grounds' means when something is objected to...(a learned rudimentary procedure) from watching the lovely Emily

[@bhskhs2010]

“He looks like a very attractive bald elf.” I AM DYING 😂😂😂

[@Luv2LuvEm]

There’s absolutely no reason those officers shouldn’t have measured the placement of Maggie’s phone. It’s not as if breaking out the old tape measure is that much work anyways, but these days they don’t even need to do that. They have laser measuring guns. All they have to do is stand in one place, point to the place they want measured, click and write down the number. It’s ridiculously easy. Even the most lazy of people would be hard pressed to come up with a good excuse to not do it.

[@Yo77Yo11]

I don’t understand what the drug addiction has to do with stealing from his firm, clients, and whoever else he could. Drugs aren’t free , but they don’t cost millions. Seems like an excuse to me. Lots of excuses. He may not even have an addiction. That may be a distraction. He seemed to use distractions to distract away his nefarious dealings.

[@TheEmilyDBaker]

I also wonder if it is a distraction to buy time.... another story, or something he was really struggling with. At this point I just don't know at all.

[@pandahugger3095]

Daily use can absolutely ruin a person financially. It’s not just the cost of the drugs, which can be astronomical with daily use. But it’s also the behaviour that accompanies the drug use. It’s reckless decisions with money, it’s the cover up costs, greasing hands of co conspirators, blackmail costs etc. The list goes on and on. Over all the years I can imagine him getting into a hole that he just couldn’t get out of. He also thought he would never run out of money.

[@kateashby3066]

@@TheEmilyDBaker two things can be true at once ;) I believe he had a problem but no way he was on as much Oxy as he said or he’d be dead or at LEAST laying in a pool of his own drool. No one knew he had this problem but his family. So no way it was THAT bad. Speaking from experience. I think it’s a cover to explain his paranoia (downers usually don’t make one paranoid!), and to explain where the money went. I think 90% of that money is safely tucked away. He was hiding assets because of the pending lawsuit.

[@brendavasquez1720]

Replay Crew here ! Emily! praying you get some good rest these next couple of days 💜

[@MissLilyputt]

2:00:58 Does the witness sound like Bill Engvall (“here’s your sign”) to anyone else?

[@pbentsonable]

Yup instantly got that too

[@paulaursino]

Chris' testimony pulled on my heart strings so badly!

[@micah6_8]

Chris Wilson's testimony is so heartbreaking.

[@bittersweet2166]

Emily!! Please do demon voice changer for the yodeling pickle again, I LOST my composure while at work bc of it!!!

[@baileyrummler]

State senators in south carolina are in session Tuesday - Thursday most of the year. They have scheduled breaks in the winter and summer.

[@katiehettinger7857]

Thank you for the clarification.😉👍

[@marlenebos6140]

Emily, 'shitting up' is indeed in the Urban dictionary. I'd never before heard this either, but it's pretty obvious what it means. Guess some expressions are more common in certain places than in other parts of the country.

[@MeganSpruce90]

My favorite quote at the end of the day besides the judge saying "well we've done enough on this day" was EDB saying "I wouldnt be old man fist bumping after today.." Oh and I almost forgot "sh!t you up"?... still have no clue what that means!

[@sjkaykay5842]

Maybe with Paul gone, boat case gets yeeted, stopping discovery into finances, then Maggie gone and AM can pool inherited assets along with any from his dad to catch up and everything will be saved? (His public reputation, family won't know about his disgrace, maybe even recover friendships?) Because now he'll also have people feeling sorry for him from the tragedy and they'd forgive him if he made everyone whole? Also, maybe he had his dad's POA and ripped him off already too.

[@Beth-ux8zu]

The Sled agent said she was sent to look for guns and ammo and stated she wasn’t qualified to look for blood, etc.

[@Beth-ux8zu]

Thank you - mine too 🙃

[@QemeH]

This cop broke Poot's ankles for sure! Before this all might've been an act, but he _definitively_ did not expect the witness to say (a) "I could easily throw this far from both directions of travel" and (b) "We did not have the passcode when we found the phone, but put it into airplane mode anyways." Just goes back to the old saying amongst lawyers: In cross, never ask questions you don't know the answer to. If you don't know how good of a pither the cops thinks he is, don't ask him about how far one could throw a phone...

[@cindiwindi]

I cried so hard watching Chris Wilson. He is so deep down hurt it hurt my heart. He’s a good man.

[@CindyCrochets88]

The pain in Chris Wilson 😢 I've been there man, it hurts like hell. Hang in there!

[@brittah.2127]

I find it interesting that the Judge is not ruling on this right after the hearing but is willing to give both parties to gather their wits and give better arguments.

[@bhskhs2010]

Chris Wilson getting choked up broke my heart

[@Spiritwalker20166]

I love this channel. My favorite for sure.💯

[@elizabethbrogna3565]

Watch all the time,, have been watching since you were trying to get to 100,000. It’s been a joy.

[@JMMCAArt]

"Sir, Sir. You may run marathons. This is not one of them."😂😂😂 I was already watching/listening @ 1x speed. Let me just tell you, when he started talking, I felt like I was zooming into another dimension. OMG.😂😂😂 You, Emily, are hysterical 😅

[@itsonlyada]

No chapters?? The one time I need it hahaha

[@lishagallegos9551]

“Old man fist bumpin!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@michie219]

Thank you for your knowledge and commentary!! Something interesting in the Snapchat video with cash you hear Paul say “hi dad” right before you hear Maggie. Paul himself put him there. Listen closely 😉

[@paulaursino]

When Chris said they were no longer friends any more, my heart ached for him. Then he lost his voice a bit and i got teary eyed. I THINK he did some bad stuff too, but still difficult to admit, right in fron tof AM. especially for such a long time friend.

[@Neuro-divergentTherapist]

3:43:45 please add the part where you start with the wrong bumper to your bumper. Love when that happens

[@shelbyschnoor9369]

One of the most common time periods for men to commit family annihilation is right before financial ruin is exposed - conceptually, they do it out of the impending shame they would feel from losing his family’s respect and admiration…I know statistics of similar crimes is not evidence, but just a fact I thought I’d share

[@milujoTV]

Reminds me a little bit of the murders of the List Family decades before. John List killed his wife, 3 or 4 kids (I'm not exactly sure about the number) and mother because he had financial trouble and thought his daughter would turn to satan because she wanted to be an actress. So he killed them all, wanted to commit suezyde (for the algorithm!) but changed his mind and fled the state, changed his name and had a new wife and family. Was only caught because of America's Most Wanted. There a few parallels between both

[@helenaj9436]

I have been studying this case for a year... I just. Wow... I just can not. 😳

[@kattdoesthings]

Replay crew❤❤. Control center (airplane mode) being accessible while locked is an option.

[@peita]

3:09:50 Alex starts to rock slightly back and forth here when the text is read “I’ll do anything to make it up to you” speaking of his remorse. Interesting he rocks back and forth when there’s conversation of the murder and crime scene… maybe it’s to self soothe from stress or maybe it’s a tell of remorse…

[@JulieeeB]

The music with the *”well, we’ve done enough on this day” yes your honor we sure the fuck have done enough on this day* 😂😂 I need EDB sound clips for TikTok’s and Reels immediately lol.

[@marianne8352]

😂the look on my labradors face during the pickle sound… absolutely classic!!

[@Coreythegreyhound]

For the future of this trial I am manifesting attorneys who stand still, high quality questions and even better objections.

[@kateashby3066]

Maybe it’s because I’m a little 😶‍🌫️ right now but I had to read this 4 times to understand it. But once I did I laughed and… 😂

[@lauriemyers3]

Lol! “I need some help with ‘shit me up!’” I don’t know why that tickled me so much!😂

[@michelleoladitan3522]

Esq means esquire. Which is a young noble that is in training to be a knight. Or is acting as a knights attendant.

[@AKKNana702]

Did anyone else notice Alec’s family didn’t look as hottie this morning and they were not in court after the lunch! What a day of coverage!! Love your content and your hair!!

[@abbeyskipper970]

Yes I noticed that! They have been there every day…

[@kathleenhall6346]

“Did you bring muffins?” My dogs just started because I burst out laughing.

[@TheTeaIsReady]

I think all the gray suits are because gray and blue are recommended as the best colors to wear in court.

[@dmiller5765]

Oh dear, when Jim Griffen stood up to respond to Creighton's explanation, I thought he would say, "What is this wild conjecture?" I think Emily is right about how does it link to Maggie? Did Maggie threaten to separate from Alec? I think Blanca testified Maggie had told her she was worried. If she could pay the Beach family, she would, but not $10 million in a lawsuit that supposedly was headed their way.

[@Pharm2be]

1:43:02 they forgot the casserole, the epitome of aggressive police work

[@kathleenhall6346]

Love the cursey words, EDB!

[@shazstar13]

How do I get a bank loan “off the books” without having to apply or sign anything, or put up a guarantee? I imagine the jurors will feel the same - and will know he’s treated differently than them / most people.

[@maplecrazed]

Thank you for the gifted membership!

[@peace44587]

I love in SC. SLED has really dropped the ball on this case, and it makes me wonder how many other cases have gotten the same treatment. They are supposed to be impartial, and obviously, they are not. On top of that, the lackadaisical courtroom etiquette is really frustrating. These lawyers are literally working a murder case! Be more professional! In addition, the judge sets the rules regarding objections, and it is driving me up the wall that the lawyers are completely disregarding the rules of no speaking objections! It really makes me question if they know the legal grounds or not. 😤😮‍💨🤔

[@mandystafford2538]

Late to stream. I was in court yesterday. The witnesses ready to testify sit in the back two rows on prosecution side. Eric Bland was one of them yesterday. I talked to him a bit. Very nice man. We’ll spoken and kind. He was not called yesterday because the judge wanted the jury back in. He could likely testify today.

[@bjferry7192]

You are so funny. Girl, I live in SC! This is normal crap! Neither side wants to do their job correctly.

[@CherrrrBear]

Like a lot of people in live chat said, I bet a lot of the money is in the Bahamas somewhere for his son!

[@HMAP792]

Seriously if this was rushed and aggressive judgement I’m more than happy to be suspected of anything.

[@whoever6458]

Geez, this Hightower guy is going to make people have to use the Pythagorean Theorem when he could have just gotten a measuring tape and measured the distance in question. Bet there was a tape measure somewhere in the barn and it's not like it's hard to tell if a tape measure is messed up, nor would anyone think the cops would borrow their tape measure so as to somehow make it inaccurate.

[@ChySureCanRave]

How do you have time to do your regular episodes during this trial. You must be soo busy but im thankful for all the work your putting in and love your commentary.

[@LadyKaollasu]

Worth watching just for the subtitles 😆