that s far more steps in the time period than any time prior as you ve seen from testimony in this case. what were you so busy doing? going to the bathroom? no, i don t think i went to the bathroom. get on the treadmill? i didn t get on the treadmill. jog in place? and what i wasn t doing is doing anything as i believe you ve implied. along with all the steps murdaugh took, data presented in court shows he made a flurry of phone calls. finally having your phone in your hand, moving around and making all these phone calls to manufacture an alibi, is that not true? it s absolutely incorrect. meanwhile murdaugh s attempt to show he d been trying to cooperate with investigators backfired. other than lying to them about going to the kennel, i was cooperative in every aspect of this investigation. very cooperative except for maybe the most important fact of all, that you were at the murder
i have prosecuted cases of people having been hit by cars. this is not the scene of a hit and run. there was no debris. there was no debris. lower extremities, nothing was broken. and his loosely tied sneakers were on his feet? yes. they would have been blown off. if it was a hit and run case. every hit and run case i have ever seen, shoes blow off. they did not have their shoes on. a hit and run is extraordinarily violent. extraordinarily violent. he had some abrasions but not significant. what do you remember about that night and when you learned what had happened to your son? i was on my way to work. and i heard on the big dog radio that they had found a body in the road on sandy run and joe
report. so you were suspicious. very suspicious. everything was suspicious. we had good sources in law enforcement. and they told us, you know, the fix is in already. in the incident report, law enfo was driving the boat. joe mccullough represents connor cook, one of the surviving passengers. as a prosecutor, i have seen done in every dui case, every felony dui and boating under the influence cases, it s law enforcement 101, police academy 101. you separate the people. you figure out who was driving. you stand them up, do the field sobriety exercises. none of that occurred in this case, and now we know there s missing evidence. directly after the boat crash, the passengers were transported to the hospital, and according to the hospital staff alex murdaugh and his father went from room to room attempting to speak to the
yeah. really, there was no case yet. yeah, you didn t know it was a case yet. his law office has said he didn t call he didn t know stephen had died until after the funeral. and randy murdaugh were standing at the crime scene. oh, wow. they were at the crime scene after stephen s body was moved, randy murdaugh called and asked, was that you that just passed by? i said, yeah. he said i wish you would have stopped so i could have met you. wow. at the crime scene. yeah. his office says that he never offered to represent the family in any way. well, if you can believe anything a murdaugh says. s.l.e.d. has released some of the interrogations and interviews regarding stephen s case to the media. i don t feel like it s a hit and run. i ve looked at the body itself. a lot of people seem a little nervous to say the name murdaugh. the lead investigator at the
unsolved. his mother s attorney has yet to bring a case against the murdaugh family. there s no fact that i can point to other than talk, rumors, speculation and the connection of s.l.e.d. reopening the case at moselle. there s nothing connected to the murdaughs. and i ll tell you one other thing. there are people right now in hampton who know what happened. and they need to come forward. sandy lost her son but she is also lost her own community. because people were just turning their backs saying, we can t say anything. i want justice for my son. you deserve it. you deserve it. you do. that s all i want. yes. you ll get it. oh, yeah. one step closer. mr. murdaugh when we return