Episode
RLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
1:15:31
Published: Fri Mar 03 2023
Description
The Murdaugh Defense rested on Wednesday and we bring you our opinions and thoughts on the job they did.This is a very fluid case and more information may be available before this episode airs.#MurdaughMurders #RealLifeRealCrimeDailySupport this podcast at â https://redcircle.com/real-life-real-crime/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Chapters
The speaker talks about the last hours of a trial that had a lot of interest from the audience, highlighting that there were some impactful moments in the trial that needed to be taken into account.
00:00 - 04:05 (04:05)
Summary
The speaker talks about the last hours of a trial that had a lot of interest from the audience, highlighting that there were some impactful moments in the trial that needed to be taken into account.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The speaker suggests that individuals with strong motives, such as seeking revenge, are more likely to lie and that this applies to courtroom testimony as well.
04:05 - 11:07 (07:01)
Summary
The speaker suggests that individuals with strong motives, such as seeking revenge, are more likely to lie and that this applies to courtroom testimony as well. He argues that a person like this is capable of lying to sustain their narrative and keep the "hamster wheel" going.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The difficulty in proving motive in court cases, especially in instances where the accused is in financial debt, is discussed in this podcast episode.
11:07 - 16:03 (04:56)
Summary
The difficulty in proving motive in court cases, especially in instances where the accused is in financial debt, is discussed in this podcast episode.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The most important piece of evidence in the Murdaugh Case may be the testimony of Paul Murdaugh who was confirmed to have been at the kennels five minutes before his alleged murder.
16:03 - 27:34 (11:30)
Summary
The most important piece of evidence in the Murdaugh Case may be the testimony of Paul Murdaugh who was confirmed to have been at the kennels five minutes before his alleged murder. This supports the idea that the Murdaugh's obsession with self-interest led them to lie to family, business partners and clients, and may suggest financial crimes were committed.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The speaker praises the tactics of a member of the jury in a high profile court case and speculates about the possible reactions of the other jurors during deliberation.
27:34 - 34:56 (07:22)
Summary
The speaker praises the tactics of a member of the jury in a high profile court case and speculates about the possible reactions of the other jurors during deliberation.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The speaker suggests a better way to ask jurors questions during a criminal trial.
34:56 - 38:56 (04:00)
Summary
The speaker suggests a better way to ask jurors questions during a criminal trial. They also mention evidence and inconsistencies in the defendant's behavior.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The time frame between the murders and the murderer getting rid of the weapons is discussed, with a focus on the 10-minute window between arriving at his mother's house and being seen by her.
38:56 - 42:47 (03:51)
Summary
The time frame between the murders and the murderer getting rid of the weapons is discussed, with a focus on the 10-minute window between arriving at his mother's house and being seen by her. Video footage shows that Paul and Maggie's phones were locked for good at 8:49:01 and 8:49:31, respectively.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Testing the measurement of decibels at a crime scene is explored with a similar weapon using limo luminol and a person outside and inside the house to test and measure the noise difference.
42:47 - 47:51 (05:04)
Summary
Testing the measurement of decibels at a crime scene is explored with a similar weapon using limo luminol and a person outside and inside the house to test and measure the noise difference.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The challenges of recalling detailed information in a crime scene investigation are discussed as illustrated by a memory expert who describes how easily one's memory can fail in such high-stress situations.
47:51 - 52:01 (04:10)
Summary
The challenges of recalling detailed information in a crime scene investigation are discussed as illustrated by a memory expert who describes how easily one's memory can fail in such high-stress situations.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The speaker reflects on the philosophical implications of finding unmade hotel beds and contemplates possible reasons why they were left this way.
52:01 - 56:44 (04:43)
Summary
The speaker reflects on the philosophical implications of finding unmade hotel beds and contemplates possible reasons why they were left this way.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The host discusses the forensics of shotgun shells and how they are presented in crime dramas, specifically focusing on the lack of accuracy in the portrayal of shotgun shell evidence in CSI-type shows.
56:44 - 1:00:28 (03:44)
Summary
The host discusses the forensics of shotgun shells and how they are presented in crime dramas, specifically focusing on the lack of accuracy in the portrayal of shotgun shell evidence in CSI-type shows.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The guest talks about his experience as a defense expert across the country and the responsibility that comes with the job of showing up and telling the jury exactly what they want to hear.
1:00:28 - 1:04:30 (04:02)
Summary
The guest talks about his experience as a defense expert across the country and the responsibility that comes with the job of showing up and telling the jury exactly what they want to hear. He also shares his belief about human behavior and self-interest.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
A juror was removed from the double murder trial of Alex Murdoch due to improper conversations outside the courtroom, while the host of Real Life Real Crime wonders if AI juries will be a possibility in the future.
1:04:30 - 1:09:55 (05:24)
Summary
A juror was removed from the double murder trial of Alex Murdoch due to improper conversations outside the courtroom, while the host of Real Life Real Crime wonders if AI juries will be a possibility in the future.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The speaker reflects on a highly publicized legal case in Louisiana where a prominent individual fell from grace and was found guilty.
1:09:55 - 1:14:59 (05:04)
Summary
The speaker reflects on a highly publicized legal case in Louisiana where a prominent individual fell from grace and was found guilty. They express their exhaustion with discussing the case and believe that everything that can be said has already been said.
EpisodeRLRC Daily 3/3/23 Murdaugh Defense Summation Break Down
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Jim Chapman, Woody Overton, and Mike Agovino conclude the episode of Real Life Real Crime Daily.
1:14:59 - 1:15:29 (00:30)
Summary
Jim Chapman, Woody Overton, and Mike Agovino conclude the episode of Real Life Real Crime Daily.