Jury Duty

In The Coroner and the PR Officer, we begin our look at the defense’s case as they call as their first witnesses, two Colleton County employees: Richard Harvey, the County coroner and Shalane Tindal, its public information officer.

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In Murders Timeline — Part 5, we conclude our review of the testimony of SLED Agent Peter Rudofski, as Phillip Barber tries to sew doubt in the minds of the jurors regarding the witness’s timeline - based on electronic data - of the actions taken by the defendant and the victims on the day of the murders.

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In Murders Timeline — Part 4, we begin our review of the cross examination of SLED Agent Peter Rudofski, as Phillip Barber tries to poke holes in aspects of the witness’s testimony about his interpretation of electronic data collected from various sources and recorded on the day of the murders.

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In Murders Timeline — Part 3, we conclude our review of the direct examination of SLED Agent Peter Rudofski, as Creighton Waters wraps up his direct with questions about data recorded after the murders of Maggie and Paul.

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In Murders Timeline — Part 2, we continue our review of the direct examination of SLED Agent Peter Rudofski, as Creighton Waters questions the witness about the timeline built on data from cell phones and various other electronic sources. During this portion of Agent Rudofski’s testimony, they cover the time period from about an hour before the murders until about two hours after the killings.

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In Murders Timeline — Part 1, we continue our review of the direct examination of SLED Agent Peter Rudofski, as Creighton Waters moves on to another portion of the slide presentation; this one lays out a timeline built on data from cell phones from various electronic sources including cell phones belonging to the defendant, the two victims and other witnesses in the case.

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In Defendant’s Vehicle Travel on Day of Murders — Part 2, we continue our review of the direct examination of SLED Agent Peter Rudofski, who offers the jury a slide presentation based on OnStar telemetry data indicating the movement of the defendant’s vehicle on the day of the murders.

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In SLED Agents re: Roadside Shooting — Part 5 and Defendant’s Vehicle Travel on Day of Murders — Part 1, we conclude our look at the testimony of SLED Agent Ryan Kelly. We also begin our review of the direct examination of SLED Agent Peter Rudofski, who testifies about telemetry data indicating the movement of the defendant’s vehicle on the day of the murders.

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In SLED Agent Investigating the Roadside Shooting — Part 4, we begin our look at the cross examination of SLED agent Ryan Kelly who responded to the roadside shooting of Alex Murdaugh in September of 2021. Specifically Defense Attorney Dick Harppotlian tries to contextualize his client’s confession — that he arranged for Curtis Eddie Smith to shoot him and make it look like a homicide — as the actions of a man who was in the throes of his addictions. 

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In SLED Agent Investigating the Roadside Shooting — Part 3, we conclude our look at the direct examination of SLED agent Ryan Kelly who responded to the roadside shooting of Alex Murdaugh in September of 2021. Specifically Prosecutor Creighton Waters plays for the jury the second half of Agent Kelly’s telephone interview recording in which the defendant confesses that he arranged for Curtis Eddie Smith to shoot him and make it look like a homicide. 

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