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Husband. >> but you can see the elements of him building a story line ahead of time, setting up the movement. >> even going to visit his mother, establishing an alibi, a mother who has alzheimers and is not going to be testifying guest him there was a nurse present who did testify. >> yeah, i think the defendant in some ways made himself more vulnerable to this -- the prosecution theory that he was staging an alibi, when from the beginning, when he is interviewed by investigators the night of th...

Mentioned busters grandfather, i believe, and how the prosecutor had worked under him in the solicitors office and he was very good to me. there were a number of references to family members throughout the trial. and i thought that was just a fascinating layer of this. it showed sort of the local sort of aspect of this and how important this family had been ingrained in law enforcement for so many generations. >> john, somebody who has been involved in investigations, its -- when you see the ser...

To governor itself, the district should have autonomy and some of them are saying theyre disappointed. d.c. has this right, its a sad day for d.c. home rule. deeply disappointed. it is a very divisive issue for the democrats and it is a har b harbinger on the issue that democrats may have on crime going into this election. >> certainly something to watch. thank you so much. it is the top of the hour on "cnn newsroom." hello, everyone. >> today disgraced former south carolina attorney alex murd...

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The justice home, we will go arrest and charge them? its a black letter violation of the law. >> our priority is violence and threats of violence and protection of the justices, and that is what were doing. >> joining us now is matt miller, former chief spokesperson for the obama justice department. matt, thank you for being here. just wow in terms of everything marilyn has to deal with, in addition to killings like that on the hill, lets just refresh everybodys memory about what this man is dea...

But now that the spotlight is on the murdaughs, it may be shining a light on more unanswered questions. a trail of suspicious deaths now under renewed scrutiny as some area residents wonder, if the murdaugh money and power bought the family the benefit of the doubt for a lot longer than the time since the double murder. like that 2015 death of a classmate of alex murdaugh son who was found dead in the middle of a road and no one was arrested. after the murdaugh killings the state is looking back...

Inside that south carolina courtroom where you see alex murdaugh, so were going to break away from that double-murder trial for just a moment to figure out the technology of bringing that picture live back to you. we have ways to monitor it. we can hear it. in the meantime, if anything pops, we can tell you what is said inside the courtroom. in the meantime, emily, when you look at yesterday compared to today and yesterday went on forever with the closing arguments from the prosecution, how woul...

Blackout and opens fire at close range, again with no defensive wounds. everyone who thought they knew he was -- who he was, he fooled them all and he fooled maggie and paul, too. >> so the judge also allowed jurors to visit the crime scene as requested by the defense despite opposition from prosecutors who say that the property has changed since the killings two years ago. so joining us now cnn legal analyst criminal defense attorney mr. joey jackson. this case is fascinating. everybody, right?...

Middle of a road and no one was arrested. after the murdaugh killings, the state is looking back into that case. that hasnt said why. nor named murdaugh as a suspect. and when the family housekeeper died less than three years later, insurance paid out big settlements. but none of it went to her survivors. instead it lined murdochs pockets. now he later admitted in the settlement that he owes them four point $3 million. the state is also investigating her death. now you combine that with a boat c...

Carpenter iii. the fbi goes and interviews his mom who says my son is in texas. this is interesting. the fbi gets a phone number of the suspect from the mom, calls at&t. the fbi requests an urgent emergency disclosure letter to at&t to ping the cell phone of that suspect. they need to immediately know where he is located. that information from at&t leads them to north texas where later that day he is arrested. again, he stands accused, charged with interstate threats. cnn is attempting to reach ...