Murdaugh Trial: SLED agent David Owen begins testimony WARNING: Graphic content

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• MC

  @Mczzin · 3 years ago

  As a summary:<br>1. Alex asked her wife and son to come to Moselle (both were not planning to go there that day). He asked Maggie to come so they could go visit his father.<br>2. He leaves the house to go see his mother WITHOUT his wife and it was later known that his father was hospitalized, so Alex requesr didn&apos;t make &nbsp;any sense.<br>3. He said he never step foot on the kennels, but everybody confirmed to hearing his voice in the video that is minutes away from the murder.<br>4. When the police comes, the first thing he says is &quot;Listen, this is very simple, my son was on a boat accident 2 years ago ...&quot;. Why he felt he needed to give that information so right away? Seemed he wanted to explain the motive. Weird thing to do from a grieving father and husband.<br>5. During police questioning, he never shows anger for what has happened or demanded justice. He seemed to be Ok with the outcome.<br>6. In that same line, he never demanded police to find the murderer.<br>7. The scene was bloody, and he was spotless. Which normal person that sees their family members like this, dont come close to touch them and see if there&apos;s any pulse or just to cry next to them.<br>It&apos;s guilty to me.

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• IR

  @Ira88881 · 3 years ago

  I’m retired…<br><br>And 2023 has become The Year of Listening To Alex Murdaugh YT Trial Clips While Taking Naps.

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• AN

  @annasz4321 · 3 years ago

  People are afraid of Alex and his family!!!

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• R.

  @r.c.miller6161 · 3 years ago

  What an intelligent, well-trained professional.

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• SU

  @susanbengston3208 · 3 years ago

  This Detective appears to me to be the best and most professional we’ve seen so far, thank goodness for his involvement in this case.

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• SH

  @shell88ish · 3 years ago

  One calm, cool, and collected man. &nbsp;Thoroughly believable and on target.

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• SW

  @SweetMooch · 3 years ago

  If they filtered out the useless questions it would cut 90% of the trial

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• RI

  @ricktweden2276 · 3 years ago (edited)

  A.M., while thinking he could out-smart anyone he ever met, is actually dumber than a soup sandwich. He disposed of his wife&apos;s phone by tossing it out the window less than a mile from the scene, and he left his son&apos;s phone at the scene. He sealed his fate. I hope his nightmares never cease.

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• TO

  @tonics7121 · 3 years ago

  Refreshing to hear lines of questioning with clear intent and purpose, instead of wandering for hours going nowhere.

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• US

  @user-ln5ps7lv7b · 3 years ago

  You can tell he’s a veteran cop. There’s no tripping him up.

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• KA

  @KarenAnne2407 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Great work Detective David Owen. I was so impressed with his humble manner. Murdaugh underestimated this man. (11 August interview) &nbsp;I’ve watched the whole trial from Western Australia. What an incredible trial to see unfold.

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• BA

  @basiahel · 3 years ago

  Alex going for a holiday with Maggies family after he killed her is another sociopathic personality trait, trying to make himself look innocent to stay in their good books, manipulate their support. What a piece of work!

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