The Murdaugh Murders: Analysing the Crime Scene and Law Enforcement Response, Part 3

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• JD

  @jdr9419 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for reminding us that these true crime cases are not entertainment but real life.

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• BR

  @bradleyford3882 · 1 year ago

  Poor Maggie and Paul they saw him right before they died and looked him in the eyes evil narcissistic monster

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• 3D

  @3dogs_and_a_Girl · 11 months ago

  I really enjoy your analysis & appreciate your logical approach.

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• US

  @user-qi4ff5in9z · 1 year ago

  Thank you. Thank you so much for reminding people that these are real people. This is NOT entertainment. The victims deserve respect, not to be further victimized by dehumanizing them further for sick shock content and profit. This is about education and prevention.

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• RO

  @rowan3946 · 3 years ago

  Poor dogs, watching their companions shot dead and then left there.

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• JE

  @jennifermurdock945 · 3 years ago

  Laura, I just found your channel and I’m happy I did! Count me as a new subscriber. I have followed your career because of your work on domestic violence and identifying the risk of death. <br>I am addicted to this case. It’s because of how this man has gotten away with all of his crimes without question for so long.

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• AB

  @AbsolutelyNot86 · 2 years ago

  Laura, I am a new subscriber and I recently heard you on the Cup of Justice podcast. I am thrilled to have found your channel. I have been binge-watching and absorbing all of your media that I can find. You are absolutely brilliant and I wish everyone could hear what you have to say about domestic violence and coercive control.

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• RE

  @ReginaldLee-v4w · 8 months ago

  Good evening. Just watched. You did an excellent job, wasting no time. Your video was loaded with information, having hardly any unnecessary discussions. Very direct. ❤

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• JE

  @Jewel544 · 1 year ago

  The 911 calls speak volumes. &nbsp;Murdaugh is insulted about the house/trailer call , his voice was a giveaway, too casual as time went on, &nbsp;his mind was some where else. &nbsp;Keep up the phenomenal work!!

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• MI

  @michaelmode · 3 years ago

  A detective once said that there are at least 25 mistakes the killer has made at any crime scene. I find that observation reassuringly interesting.

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• CA

  @catgray1 · 3 years ago

  It has always bothered me that Alec told the police he went to his parents house, but NO ONE got a warrant to search the parents house and property.

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• CA

  @carli2472 · 3 years ago

  Awesome Laura. Continuing your work for silenced victims. We are lucky to have such insights 🙏

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