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Jurors: Murdaugh didn't help his defence by testifying

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Alex Murdaugh didn’t help his defense when he took the stand at his trial for the murder of his wife and son, three jurors said on Monday. Murdaugh’s testimony only managed to cement what they were already thinking — that he easily lied and could turn on and off his tears at will, the jurors said on the NBC Today show.

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Jurors: Murdaugh didn't help his defence by testifying

Alex Murdaugh didn't help his defence when he took the stand at his trial for the murder of his wife and son, three jurors said on Monday.

1 year ago·Canada

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The Independent

Alex Murdaugh jurors reveal they weren’t fooled by ‘on and off’ tears on the stand

Rather than convince the jury of his innocence, jurors said the killer’s decision to testify in his own defence helped to prove his guilt

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Murdaugh testimony only confirmed his guilt, jurors say

Three jurors say Alex Murdaugh didn't help himself by testifying in his own defense against charges he murdered his wife and son. Jurors told the NBC Today show on Monday

1 year ago·United States

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Washington Times

Murdaugh testimony only confirmed his guilt, jurors say

Alex Murdaugh didn't help his defense when he took the stand at his trial for the murder of his wife and son, three jurors said on Monday.

1 year ago·United States

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NZ Herald

Murdaugh testimony only sealed his fate: jurors

Lawyer Alex Murdaugh maintained his innocence as he was sentenced to life without parole.

1 year ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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KRDO

Murdaugh testimony only confirmed his guilt, jurors say

The Associated Press WALTERBORO, S.C. (AP) — Alex Murdaugh didn’t help his defense when he took the stand at his trial for the murder of his wife and son, three jurors said on Monday. Murdaugh’s testimony only managed to cement what they were already thinking — that he easily lied and could turn on and off his tears at will, the jurors said on the NBC Today show. The key piece of evidence in finding the lawyer guilty, they said, was a video on …

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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