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The Alec Murdoch Trial
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The prosecutor in the Alec Murdoch trial argues that Murdoch's pattern of lying to family, business partners and clients proves his obsession with self-interest. Additionally, the key piece of evidence is his son Paul speaking from the grave, as the evidence places Alec Murdoch at the scene of his son's death.
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