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watch once again those interviews that alex murdaugh did and also some of those key videos, the videos from the kennels perhaps, the snap chat video, both of those pulled from murdaugh's phone. perhaps they want to watch some of that. >> thank you very much let's bring in cnn legal analyst joey jackson and get some analysis right now. joey, the defense made their closing arguments today. you're a criminal defense attorney. how do you think they did? >> wolf, i think they did very well as it relates to raising reasonable doubt. the case has always been about three things, motive, number one. number two, the time line, and number three alternative explanations. what did they seek to do? on the issue of motive they sought to say that the prosecution's theory does not make sense. will you kill your wife and your son because you feel the world is close in on you as it relates to your financial crimes, right? you would not. and especiallyd husband, pivoting to the issue of the
of that? this is a big part of the story here. >> look, there is some indication that may be some jurors feel sympathetic for him there were some reports jurors were crying in the room. luis is the prosecutor trying to lay the groundwork trying to show the jurors alex murdaugh is a person they cannot trust in his unforced trustworthy. he decided to lie to police. his family, it really anybody he talked about this case for more than 22 months it was not until he was able to sit in the courtroom and hear all the evidence against him in here witness after witness be called up to the stand and identify his voice on that snap chat video that was taken by his son paul the night of the murders. it was not until then that he decided to fess up and go out there and say he had lied to police. prosecutors are really trying to lay the ground for jerseys and untrustworthy person who story you cannot believe. hugs to charles as nicole here.
lot of lies especially with respect to the video, the snap chat video which is the best piece of the prosecution evidence, and how is he going to explain that, but notably in the pretrial arguments relating to the scope of cross-examination, dick harpoolian advised the client not to testify, because he said the financial crimes will be there to bring up, and so even the legal team may have had some hesitation, but i agree with areva, that the jury wants to hear a story, and that is what we will hear today. >> remarkable. randi kaye is outside of the
arrived? >> i believe that i was at the shop when she came through. which would not be unusual for her having been away. if blanca had gotten the mail maybe not, but if she had gotten the mail, maybe she did pull through there, and i believe she did pull through that day, and paul and i were in the shop that day. >> and what did you do after maggie arrived? >> maggie went to the house, and i know that. but shortly after, however i learned that maggie went home, i went to the house when maggie went home, and i left paul at the shop. >> so, what did you do when you got to the house? >> i saw mags and talked to mags and i took a shower. >> the clothes that we saw in the snap chat video was -- was that the clothes that you had on work that day? >> yes, those were the clothes
and they wanted to knock down this image of how he would kill his family and then shower afterwards because he was seen earlier in a snap chat video wearing clothes differently than what investigators said he was wearing when they arrived. this is what buster said on the stand. take a listen. >> how frequently would your dad shower or take a bath? >> well, a lot. if he goes outside and sweats a lot, he comes back in and takes a shower. >> was that normal routine for him? >> it was. >> did he sweat a lot? >> yeah, it is hot out there in the summertime. >> is he a lot bigger then than he is today? >> yes, he was. >> how big was he? >> probably 260, 250, 6'4". >> and something else that the defense was also trying to do was to get at this video that was seen of alex murdaugh in the
good morning. does this interview of him undermine his alibi during the time of the murders? >> yeah, poppy. it raises a lot of questions about his alibi on the night of the murders. this was his third interview this lead investigator. it took place in august of 2021, a couple months after the murders and from the start you can tell he is already a suspect. here's a look. >> did you kill maggie? >> no. >> did you kill paul? >> no, i did not kill paul. >> this is the first time we hear lead investigator ask alex murdaugh directly if he killed his wife maggie murdaugh and their son paul. >> do you know who did it? >> no. >> he had a lot more questions for him, too, including why he was wearing something different after the murders that he was earlier in the night on this snap chat video pulled from his son's phone.
>> getting back to that snap chat video and the idea that he cleaned himself off, there was an investigator on the stand yesterday and on cross-examination she said she examined the drains for traces of blood or tissue and she found nothing. kaitlan? >> wow, thank you for that update. if you thought the price of eggs was bad, take a look at orange juice. >> yeah. >> the cost is skyrocketing. big questions about what is behind the surge? how expensive could it potentially get? >> plus, how many republicans end up running against donald trump? what a cr-- would a crowded gopa good thing for the president? ag to help reduce the carbon intensity of f the fuels that keep things moving. today, we're produducing renewable diesel that can be used in existing diesel tanks.. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human to keep moving forward.
and why would he kill his own wife and son? that is what prosecutors are turning to and putting the spotlight on murdaugh's finances and he stole millions of dollars from the law firm. we heard about the snap chat video his son recorded right before he was murdered. randy, what are we -- i mean every day the developments in court are more stunning. what happened yesterday? >> this is the snap chat video that we're talking about. the second video from paul murdaugh's phone, prosecutors seem to be using it to lay the groundwork that alex america dog sho -- alex murdaugh showered and changed clothes. >> this employee from snap chat was called on to testify for the state so she could authenticate this video. the video was extracted from
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and kevin spacey was over 26 years old he said i owe him the sincerist apology for what would have been inappropriate drunken behavior. those statements could, if the judge permits could be used against him. anything he does or says in the past currently can saab salutely be used against him in the current criminal trial. >> i have you for 60 more seconds. how much does the role of consent play in this moving forward? >> the role of consent plays a huge role in this. as you know, the victim will testify, from my understanding based on the criminal complaint that he did not consent to this type of behavior. there is also video tapes confirming, a snap chat video, confirming that there was some type of touching that occurred. there are no faces. you can't even determine whether or not it was the victim that