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Being at the scene of the murder the night his wife maggie and son paul were killed at the cog can kennels on the familys property. this revelation came after multiple witnesses identified alecs voice on a video his son paul took moments before the murders. in his own defense, alec testified that his distrust of law enforcement particularly sled and paranoia from opioid use led him to lie for nearly two years. >> paranoid thinking. and it could be anything that triggered it. it might be a police...

I overheard a come i believe it was sheer appeal, im not positive, i heard him tell homes, dont talk to anybody without a lawyer. what i believe is that based on my distrust of sled, and given that interview on them not positive about this but when he asked me about my relationship with my wife and my son, i believe that is when i decided to lie, but im not positive. >> and when you had the gsr to because thats what you testified to yesterday. >> that certainly occurred to. >> and when you had t...

I mean, i mean, those guys had to prop me up. help me get myself together just to be able to go talk to david owens pier they were trying to help me. but before that, that was one of the many things that i believe led to that situation and sitting in there where those paranoid thoughts came to me. then talking about not talking to anybody without a low your, checking my hands. the fact that i have a pocket full of pills in my pocket. i was the person who found maggie and paul. my distrust for sl...

Talked about, you know, those things that had gone on, things that people had said to me about dont talk to anybody without a lawyer, partners told me that, a lot of my partners told me that, my dear friend chief alexander was one who said that, i overheard i believe it was sheriff hill, im not positive, i overheard him say, dont let him talk to anybody without a lawyer. what i believe is that based on my distrust of s.l.e.d. and getting in that interview -- im not positive, but i believe when h...

Full of pills. i was the person who found maggie and paul. my distrust for s.l.e.d. all of those factors combined made me decide to lie. i always know him asking me about maggie and paul paul contributed to that paranoid i cant. all im saying is im not disputing that i lied. im saying at this point youre saying i made a conscious decision to lie here. and im saying that i dont think that i made a conscious decision right there. >> had you already had your gsr done? why yes, sir. >> and you alrea...

>> okay. >> that is part of -- >> the circumstances are new. >> no, no. >> that is fairly specific dont you think? >> well, no, sir. >> the story keeps evolving. keep going. >> you asked me about there, mr. owen. what i said -- >> im not mr. owen. >> i mean mr. waters. the whole part of this whole process involved my distrust for sled. that was part of a big part of my distrust for sled. >> we can all see it on your face in this interview, cant we? >> i dont know. >> all right. but you said, wha...

Talked about, those things that are gone on, the things that people had said to me, about dont talk to anybody without a lawyer. partners all told he that, or a lot of my partners told me that. my dear friend chief alexander was the one who said that. i overheard, i believe it was sheriff hill, im not positive, i overheard him tell them dont let him talk to anybody without a lawyer. what i believe is that based on my distrust and getting in that interview, im not positive, but when he asked me a...

Paranoia, the fact they had taken gsr, you talked about the advice of your law partners and sheriff hill and greg alexander and then you talked about your distrust of sled somehow from the circumstances and demeanor of this interview right here correct? >> no. my distrust of sled didnt rise from this interview. my distrust for sled arose from a couple things. really several things. it arose from the way they had been involved in -- sled had been involved in the investigation into pauls criminal ...

Other people had bad experience with law enforcement so when he tells this story about those feelings do any jurors relate or not at all to what he is saying? that is important, too. >> that of course goes back to the testimony from yesterday where he tried to show murdaughs close relationship with law enforcement to ask how can you now say you dont trust these law enforcement officers when you threw parties and invited them. >> we learned that answer. because he said, talking about alex murdaug...

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