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Testimony of Mark Ball
09:35 - 15:59 (06:23)
Mark Ball's testimony about the crime scene would have been damaging to the state. Ellick's initial testimony was intentionally crafted and seemed to corroborate the defense's assertions about the crime scene and the night of the murders.
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Mark Ball's testimony about the crime scene was potentially damaging to the state, and officer Ehrlich's initial testimony seemed carefully crafted to support the defense's assertions.
09:35 - 12:59 (03:24)
Summary
Mark Ball's testimony about the crime scene was potentially damaging to the state, and officer Ehrlich's initial testimony seemed carefully crafted to support the defense's assertions. Despite attempts to change his story, Ehrlich cannot explain away certain inconsistencies.
ChapterTestimony of Mark Ball
EpisodeMMP #82: Week Six of the Alex Murdaugh Trial: ‘What A Tangled Web We Weave’
PodcastMurdaugh Murders Podcast
The speaker and his partners were dedicated to discovering what had happened on June 7, 2021.
12:59 - 13:55 (00:56)
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The speaker and his partners were dedicated to discovering what had happened on June 7, 2021. Though the speaker acknowledges that he cannot judge how Mr. Waters reacted to the loss of his wife and child, he did not see him actively invested in the investigation.
ChapterTestimony of Mark Ball
EpisodeMMP #82: Week Six of the Alex Murdaugh Trial: ‘What A Tangled Web We Weave’
PodcastMurdaugh Murders Podcast
John Marvin Ellick, brother of murder suspect Elmer Joey Ellick Jr., defended the importance of his family's name in court, stating that all families' legacies are important.
13:55 - 15:59 (02:03)
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John Marvin Ellick, brother of murder suspect Elmer Joey Ellick Jr., defended the importance of his family's name in court, stating that all families' legacies are important. This comes after prosecutor John Conrad asked about the significance of the family name in relation to the murder trial.