The jury watched an unedited version of Alex Murdaugh's final police interview. It lasted an hour and a half. And it included questions about Alex's alibi for the time Maggie and Paul were killed.
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Defense attorney James Owens claimed Sarah Boone's mind at the time of Jorge Torres' death was that of a psychologically abused victim and not a person who wanted to kill a person.
Closing arguments by the State continued. Prosecutor Dave Cacciatore argued that she had no justification of ending Jorge Torres life using a small suitcase despite the mental health issues she was dealing with.
Closing arguments began on the sixth day of trial. The State delivered their final remarks by detailing their case against Sarah Boone accusing her of intentionally killing Jorge Torres by keeping him stuck in a suitcase for 11 hours.
The State tried to use Alex Murdaugh's experience as a lawyer against him.
Alex Murdaugh denies killing Maggie and Paul throughout his testimony.
The jury weighs in on Alex Murdaugh's credibility when deliberations begin.
The State keeps nitpicking Alex Murdaugh's sense of time and memory about details of the night.
The prosecutor leads Alex Murdaugh through the timeline of events.
The prosecution team wasn't done with Alex Murdaugh yet; his long testimony was still going.
Alex Murdaugh testifies in his own defense in his trial over the death of his wife and son.
Alex Murdaugh repeatedly acknowledged his financial schemes, but the prosecutor insisted on walking him through what could be the most egregious examples of those cons, which included allegations that he stole from a teen girl and a man.
She's one of the most camera-friendly killers in true crime history.
In his first ever television interview, killer Thomas Gilbert, Jr. discusses the murder that shook New York's elite.
In 2013, the small city of Weatherford, Texas was rocked by the brutal slaying of local son, JD Doss.
When flames tore through a Buffalo, New York home in 2018, the investigation revealed a toxic relationship and a hot-tempered arsonist, Frank Bredt, Jr.
She's one of the most camera-friendly killers in true crime history.
In his first ever television interview, killer Thomas Gilbert, Jr. discusses the murder that shook New York's elite.
In 2013, the small city of Weatherford, Texas was rocked by the brutal slaying of local son, JD Doss.
When flames tore through a Buffalo, New York home in 2018, the investigation revealed a toxic relationship and a hot-tempered arsonist, Frank Bredt, Jr.
A State gun examiner explained to the jury the firearms and bullet projectiles she analyzed. They were retrieved from the family property where Gary Farris was found dead.
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