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0 work, your family, your personal obligations, maybe some of you missed vacations. but you've been here in a three-week trial and here we are at the end of six weeks. i want to thank you personally and on behalf of all of us and especially on behalf of alex murdaugh. in his opening statement it was explained the law governing your service requires each of you to engage in an unnatural task. in every criminal case, jurors are required to begin the process by presuming the defendant innocent. in this case, you were required under your solemn oath as we began to presume alex murdaugh innocent of...

Things. >> they don't need to look outside, the jury has been wiping away tears during his testimony. they handed him a tissue box during his own testimony yesterday. if that's what the jurors are doing, the prosecutors know they have to figure out a way to pivot. today they didn't pivot all the way. the best part for them is the time line, and they dove deep into that, and showed him most on shaky ground. >> can we talk about that a little bit. what they were able to do is pull data from murdaugh's cell phone, from on star to show what he was doing in the minutes surrounding when they believe...

0 assistant solicitor for when my dad became the solicitor, he had an assistant solicitor's badge. when he passed away, i had his badge and that was -- at some point in time, you were asking somebody about two badges. that was the other badge. >> i got you. you said you did five criminal jury trails as a prosecutor, correct? >> assists in those or was doing them, yes, sir. i believe i was actually the lead lawyer in one of them. i helped my dad in the other four. >> still part of preparing the case? >> yes, sir. >> still part of gathering the evidence and putting it together for trial? >> in a...

0 >> sure. five jury trials over all that time. you had a badge that entire time, is that correct? >> i had a badge for that time, yes, sir. >> you had two badges, right? >> i had one badge. when my dad became the solicitor, he had an assistant solicitor's badge. when he passed away, i had his badge and that was one -- at some point in time you were asking somebody about two badges. that was the other badge. >> i got you. you said you did five criminal jury trials as a prosecutor, correct? >> assisted in those or was doing them, yes, sir. i believe i was the lead lawyer in one of them. i helpe...

In his own voice, explaining what happened the night of the murders and then what happened later on and the bizarre roadside shooting. they've heard hours of testimony from alex himself effectively. >> do you agree with me that witness 61 with the triangulation with the phone records and the on-star data from general motors was probably the most compelling of the prosecution? maybe that's why they saved it for last? >> i thought -- i tend to agree with you, it was very effective testimony. just to walk us through minute-by-minute, second-by-second, every moment of his whereabouts that night an...