Chapter
Opposition to Alibi Defense
00:00 - 07:39 (07:39)
Dick and Jim ask Judge Newman to strike the state's request for an alibi defense to be provided during the trial of Alex Murdock on account of the state not telling them when and where the murders occurred. The state is allowed to request an alibi defense but the defense isn't obligated to prove its truth, however, the state can ask if the defense is planning on raising one.
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Dick & Jim have been working on distracting from the Lafayette coverage and on an alibi defense for Ellek Murdoch, claiming he wasn't present at the murder scene.
00:00 - 03:09 (03:09)
Summary
Dick & Jim have been working on distracting from the Lafayette coverage and on an alibi defense for Ellek Murdoch, claiming he wasn't present at the murder scene. They revealed details of Ellek's activities that night, and now they await his January trial date.
ChapterOpposition to Alibi Defense
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PodcastMurdaugh Murders Podcast
Dick and Jim filed a motion to strike the state's request for an alibi defense notice because the state didn't provide the location and time of the murders.
03:09 - 07:39 (04:29)
Summary
Dick and Jim filed a motion to strike the state's request for an alibi defense notice because the state didn't provide the location and time of the murders. This comes after the state asked Ellick to provide his alibi for the time of the murders and considering how many different versions of the alibi were presented by the Murdaugh camp in the last year and a half.