Three weeks into disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh’s double murder trial, prosecutors have called dozens of witnesses offering wide-ranging — and sometimes disjointed — testimony.
Murdaugh might have held when he visited but then other witnesses testified about financial crimes before the state forensic scientist who tested the jacket for blood and gunshot residue took the stand.Some intriguing evidence has been introduced but never explained to jurors, who do not have notebooks to keep track of testimony.
Murdaugh cried Thursday as the defense showed video of a family birthday party weeks before the killings.
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