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Data anyway. >> i'm not aware of how the information is being manipulated. absolutely not, no. brian: most people don't seem to care because they think their personal information is miniscule and mundane. here to explain why it matters is michael allen. great to see you. first off, why should people care? what does china want to do with them? >> i think your setup piece was perfect. it's not the dance videos. it's the other data the app collects. your gps data. your online preferences, your hobbies. here is the part that everyone ought to be concerned about. they can use that information to de...

Sweat more than you normally do. >> so was it unusual for you to take a shower when you got back to the house? >> not at all. >> evidence presented in court shows murdaugh left home to visit his mother on the night of the murders on 8:06 p.m. he had a pause saying he was briefly trying to locate his month. >> that minute or however long it was, were you disposing of the murder weapons, alex? >> no. >> were you disposing of bloody clothes? >> no. >> this is going to be the full time line. >> special agent peter analyzed cellphone data from phones belonging to the victims and alex murdaugh as we...

>> a roughly 20-minute period. >> correct. >> that's key because murdaugh told investigators he was at his mother's house for about an hour. but this gps data shows he was there for just about 21 minutes. his mother's caretaker also testified earlier that he stopped by for about 15 to 20 minutes. cellphone data shows murdaugh arrived back home at the murder scene just before calling 911 at 10:06 p.m. >> this is showing the suburban arriving at the kennels 10:05 p.m. >> from the moment the suburban arrived at the kennels how long did it take for the 911 call to be made? >> about 20 seconds. >> ...

Paul were dead, 8:49. he said he went to take a nap. but that was 8:49, he took a quick nap, maybe 12 or 13 minutes. because you heard him say, 9:02, his phone started showing steps. 283 steps in just four minutes. that is a lot of steps in just four minutes. then he said he left to go to his mother's house at 9:07. did he take a nap? he seemed to be sort of backtracking on that. then at 9:08, the gps data show his car slowed down at the very spot where maggie murdaugh's phone was found on the side of the road in the woods. that was a very, very critical timeline for them to spell out for the ...

That was a lot for the jury, i think, because that was a real inconsistency. hard for them to comprehend how he could have done all that in 20 seconds once they saw that gps data. >> yeah, that's incredibly damning. i also want to play that lin 911 call. >> i need the police and an ambulance immediately, my wife and child are shot badly. >> are they breathing? >> no, ma'am. >> okay. you said it's your wife and your son? >> my wife and my son. >> what is your name? >> my name is alex murdaugh. >> it's so interesting. again, hearing this now, realizing he actually did, and the jury said, he kill...