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It came out wrong. >> i thought this case was permeated to a reasonable doubt. i was not surprised they came out quickly but three hours guilty, guilty, guilty. i think those jurors could not get over that kennel video, the lie. >> trace: we have covered trials for years and years. it normally takes juries three hours to the pick a foreman. >> i think they made up their minds ahead of time, trace, and that kennel video. the defendant lied about being at the scene of the crime and when he tried t...

This is exactly what i was saying, that at some point its going to turn and backfire. and this judge weaponized it. he said, well, maybe you didnt kill your wife and son, but the monster in you did. the addict in you did. to joeys point that those eggs that we were talking about yesterday, i didnt take those eggs lightly, i had a brownie case. when jurors bond in that way where theyre sharing food for six weeks and theyre really tight and good friends, i always fear that its pro prosecution. in ...

Because theres no reason for him to do it, no reason whatsoever. now, youve heard a lot of testimony about these financial crimes, misdeeds, and he told you he did it, he told you he did it to support a very expensive drug habit, and none of thats an excuse, but he is an addict, and addiction is real, and addicts lie, addicts cheat, addicts steal to keep getting their drug. the evidence was permitted in this for you to hear solely to consider, did he murder his wife and son because he had this s...

A very expensive drug habit. that is not an excuse but is he an addict. addiction is real. addicts lie, cheat and steal to keep getting their drug. the evidence was permitted in this case for you to hear solely to consider did he murder his wife and son because he had this storm coming that he was going to be exposed. is that why he murdered? thats what they say and why you were allowed to consider it. judge neumann will tell you thats all you can consider it for. you cant consider it by saying ...

They only took dna from alex. what do you make of that argument altogether? >> look, remember that the prosecution in a double homicide trial, three hours of argument, made not one mention about the crime scene. they completely i ggnored the facts that were bad for them. they embraced the funk. hes a liar. hes lied, but hes also an addict. he was under a lot of scrutiny and had skeletons in his closet. he didnt want to be in the spotlight. so that is what a good lawyer does. we dont ugh norse th...

Algorithms. thats how one campaigner has described the addict of quality of tiktok, the chinese owned video sharing app the chinese owned video sharing app which has 1 the chinese owned video sharing app which has1 billion users worldwide, many in their teens. 0n worldwide, many in their teens. on wednesday, tiktok announced plans to limit use by under 18 to 60 minutes per day. it says the measure will be rolled out in the coming weeks but users will have the ability to opt out. it comes as a po...

Continued. >> trace: he did it because he loved himself a lot more than he loved his wife and his son. >> a compelling argument. he did. anyone that knows anything about addicts, theyre very self-centered and exhibited behavior that falls short of yourself. that said, if this trial is he a guilty thief, addict, liar, then they have proven it beyond all doubt. yes, he starts off at 2 1/2 strikes, not three. heres a man that could not tell the truth to save his life. it doesnt mean murder. you go ...

Lets see. do we agree or disagree. then if they dont agree, theyll start discussing it and if what nancy says is accurate, that this jury is maybe not totally in sync, then theres going to be a longer version of this deliberation than we would expect. >> just to go to your point, i want to play this sound bite. this is when it was interesting that the defense as you were talking about, they tried to explain away alec murdaughs lies. listen to this and ill get your response. >> why did he lied? t...

0 manual transmissions are making a comeback. driving stick appeals to a new generation. take you paddle shifters and -- >> my mom told me you need to learn how to drive a stick. you have to drive yourself home -- i never partied. >> take your paddle shifters and stick them. thanks for joining us. im john roberts. >> "the story" starts right now. >> john and jackie, thank you. good afternoon. im trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. on "the story" right now, the jury in alec murdaughs double ...

0 fraud he had been committing for years, the defense pointing out that doesnt make any sense, all that did was landed him in law enforcements focus. so, what we see here is the defense trying to eat away at the prosecutions case. they did that earlier by attacking forensic evidence. they spent a lot of time talking about blood splatter evidence and why that might not be a reliable indicator of guilt. and while the prosecution has the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, the prosecution, i...