Jurors learned more about the tension brewing in the Murdaugh home in the days leading up to Paul and Maggie's deaths. The housekeeper told them about money issues and Alex's strange behavior in the days before and after the murders.
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Police suspect foul play after Rosemarie Essa dies in a low-speed fender bender.
After leaving a work party, Ramona Krotinea's body gets found in the trunk of her car the next day.
When Dennis Lewis is killed fighting home invaders, all police have to go on is a single handprint.
Ashley Biggs thought it was just a pizza delivery, and didn't know who was waiting on the other end.
Police suspect foul play after Rosemarie Essa dies in a low-speed fender bender.
After leaving a work party, Ramona Krotinea's body gets found in the trunk of her car the next day.
Ali Abulaban's attorney had more questions for him during redirect examination.
While testifying on the stand, Ali Abulaban's defense attorney blew the whistle during his cross-examination.
Crime scene tampering is part of the State's case against Ali Abulaban for double murder.
Ali Abulaban recalled the very moments leading up to the fatal shootings of his wife, Ana, and her friend, Rayburn Barron. While the State contended that he premeditated both homicides, Ali claimed killing two people was never on his mind.
While on the stand in his own murder trial, the State portrayed Ali Abulaban as a controlling, abusive husband whose jealousy led him to plot and carry out the murders of his wife, Ana, and her friend, Rayburn Barron.
The defendant, Ali Abulaban, told jurors there were a million reasons his wife did not want to be with him days before she and her friend, Rayburn Barron, were killed.
Prosecutors questioned the credibility of the defendant on the witness stand. In the months before the double murders, Ali claimed he was a victim of emotional manipulation and sexual confusion which prompted him to kill out of heated passion.
Cross-examination continued on the defendant who was trying to appeal to jurors that he's no mastermind Killer.
In his murder trial, Ali Abulaban walked the jury through the very moment of the murders.
On the stand in his own murder trial, Ali Abulaban detailed the events just hours before he committed the double murder. He recalled that he had not slept in over 24 hours and was high on cocaine.
The intensity of a marriage separation by both sides were highlighted to jurors. They heard everything from cocaine binges, domestic abuse, Internet searches of chopped up bodies, and extramarital affairs.
Jurors learned about what happened during the moment Ali Abulaban and his wife, Ana, separated. An alleged extramarital affair and the filing of a restraining order occurred in the window of time just days before it all ended in the double murder.
Verbal insults and physical violence were heard on an audio recording. This was during the Defense's case where they aimed to show a different side to Ana Abulaban in the months before she and her friend, Rayburn Barron, were killed.
While on the stand in his own double murder trial, Ali Abulaban's attorneys had him explain the marital drama that was filled with physical and verbal abuse.
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