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Analysis of Jim Ellick's Murder Trial Testimonies
25:51 - 33:50 (07:59)
The article discusses the testimonies given during Jim Ellick's murder trial, questioning the state's theory of motive and analyzing phone calls made by Ellick between the time the murders were committed and his arrest.
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A critic dismissed Kathleen Parker's column on the cross-examination in Anthony Ellick's trial as ignoring important details that came up during the trial and being insensitive to Ellick's grieving.
25:51 - 27:52 (02:01)
Summary
A critic dismissed Kathleen Parker's column on the cross-examination in Anthony Ellick's trial as ignoring important details that came up during the trial and being insensitive to Ellick's grieving. Testimony the next day undid much of the impact of the impressive cross-examination, and Ellick had allegedly confessed in September that he didn't owe money to anyone related to his drug use or gangs.
ChapterAnalysis of Jim Ellick's Murder Trial Testimonies
EpisodeMMP #81: Week Five of Alex Murdaugh's Trial: Maggie’s & Paul’s Last Day on Earth And The Timeline That Traps The Defense
PodcastMurdaugh Murders Podcast
This podcast episode discusses the state's theory of motive in the Randolph-Murdoch case.
27:52 - 29:24 (01:31)
Summary
This podcast episode discusses the state's theory of motive in the Randolph-Murdoch case. The host argues against the idea that a man who staged his own shooting would not be capable of murdering his wife and son to cover up his crimes.
ChapterAnalysis of Jim Ellick's Murder Trial Testimonies
EpisodeMMP #81: Week Five of Alex Murdaugh's Trial: Maggie’s & Paul’s Last Day on Earth And The Timeline That Traps The Defense
PodcastMurdaugh Murders Podcast
Ellick made several calls to multiple individuals before arriving at his law firm, and the state argues that he used this time to clean up and conceal evidence of his theft.
29:24 - 33:50 (04:26)
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Ellick made several calls to multiple individuals before arriving at his law firm, and the state argues that he used this time to clean up and conceal evidence of his theft. Ellick's paralegal had previously testified that she saw him arrive at the office on the day of the theft.