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When he called 911 alex murdaugh greeted police and investigators in shorts and a white t-shirt. that was at 10:07 p.m. prosecutors are laying the groundwork for he killed his family, washed up, changed clothes and called police. where are those clothes right now? thats a good question. they didnt discover this snapchat for many months after the murders. they havent collected that clothing that he was wearing. victor, allison? >> randy, thank you for all that background. lets discuss with crimin...

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Funds. >> he turned and looked at me when i came up and said "what do you need now?" and gave me a very dirty look, not a look that i have ever received from alex just kind of frustrated with me look. >> the cfo says that murdaugh assured her that he would be able to account for the funds but then their conversation was interrupted by a phone call informing murdaugh that his hospitalized father was terminally ill. gillian? >> gillian: jonathan serrie in atlanta tonight. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> gil...

Against a former president. we cant jury was recently empaneled, beginning witnessed somebody today presents a clear signal that the district attorney alan bragg -- thats right before the mr. pecker, former publisher of the national enquirer, weve seen today with his lawyer at the building where the grand jury is now starting to hear when its testimony. the times also reports the prosecutors are seeking grand jury testimony, for at least two trump organization employees who may have been involve...

These are real allegations of frivolous lawsuits and misconduct that should be taken seriously. >> i want to turn to the manhattan district attorney now, presenting evidence to a grand jury on the hush money case, as its called. what do you think led to this dramatic escalation? >> well, everyone thought that case was almost dead in the water, and from the reporting, it sounds like the doj helped to kill that case. but hes just won a couple of convictions against the trump organization and the c...

Overt acts in furtherance of a conspiracy occurred as late as 19, 20, 21 and 22. its striking that she is alleging that while president in 19 and 20 he was engaged in, in her words, a conspiracy to craft fraudulent, in her words, statements to secure favorable financial terms. >> i was struck by that too. what ill be interested to see is how does she draw that line between donald trump and these statements? who does she get to say donald trump told me to file the statement? both mcconny and weis...

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Things that are clandestine, and then you have president trump just out on the campaign trail saying the quiet part out loud. we have had him defending his former cfo. and acknowledging that weisselberg had committed crimes. i wonder what you make of that admission? >> i think it is a good thing. but it was a brief reference and i think compared to the longer part of his comments, which were can you imagine this being prosecuted? this is ridiculous. i have a lot of money, i paid for his grandson...