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@naturalverities
@naturalverities Год назад
This witness was devastating to the defense by quite obviously being everything that Alex was not in terms of character. He has my deepest admiration.
@KatJ3st
@KatJ3st Год назад
Ooooh well said!
@TisGOBBLEdeGOOK
@TisGOBBLEdeGOOK Год назад
These are Lindsey Graham RINOS. The most corrupt on the planet. You were fooled
@cN-xv7ju
@cN-xv7ju Год назад
Precisely 👏👏
@pAusten
@pAusten Год назад
This testimony was the most memorable to me out of the entire trial. This defense attorney is an ignorant a$$. The witness was extremely credible.
@luciaconn6788
@luciaconn6788 Год назад
yeah and sympathy. Alex wants a retrial! Once wasn't painful enough.
@Lemiwinkss
@Lemiwinkss Год назад
Anyone else leave Bruce Rivers on before bed like ASMR?
@Flamenco1313
@Flamenco1313 Год назад
Yessss 🤣
@DrinkingArt
@DrinkingArt Год назад
LMAO this lawyer made the cross look like a sketch from SNL. I mean, he was totally lost and grasping.
@WVgrl59
@WVgrl59 Год назад
Is the defense attorney asking stupid questions so that Alex can appeal on a mistrial?
@superdupper01
@superdupper01 Год назад
I know, right. I can't count the number of times I have had to do a double take as to which side the lawyers talking to a witness are on. They ask questions that are to the benefit of the other side with no future payoff.
@tampablackwing
@tampablackwing Год назад
This witness buried this lawyer, who came across as a very honest and upstanding.
@pumibel1720
@pumibel1720 Год назад
I know more about hogs from this trial than anything else they talked about.
@pointermom7641
@pointermom7641 Год назад
Remind me never to hire Dick Harpootlian. Terrible litigator.
@SS11660
@SS11660 Год назад
Harpootlian was there because of family connections over the years. He was originally called to defend Paul in the boat case .
@kriskross7606
@kriskross7606 Год назад
They did not sequester their witnesses
@GinEric84
@GinEric84 Год назад
I can't imagine how bored the jury was having to listen to this shit because I'm almost bored to tears
@KristiLEvans1
@KristiLEvans1 Год назад
I think Poot is exhausted and frustrated. And he’s old school.
@lisafield4154
@lisafield4154 Год назад
This was a very difficult cross to watch. The attorney on the stand has been through hell because of AM. He is answering honestly despite the defense trying to annihilate his character. He has maintained his dignity and honor that comes with the original friendship that has now been destroyed. Shame on the defense attorney, very disturbing behavior.
@sonjastanger5858
@sonjastanger5858 Год назад
@Lisa Field I agree & well said🙏❤️
@drdeesnutts48
@drdeesnutts48 Год назад
You think AM was the only one stealing and that this guy didn't realise in all these years that money was disappearing without knowledge or being complicit? If so then I have a very nice bridge for sale.
@howlingwaters2741
@howlingwaters2741 Год назад
And for thinking, he relies on false deities.
@forallthestupidshit3550
@forallthestupidshit3550 Год назад
It sounds like your describing a friendship breaking down, which is completely irrelevant. These people are trying to demonstrate that someone is a killer. What the hell did you think was going to happen to his character on the stand?
@OliviaNile
@OliviaNile Год назад
@@drdeesnutts48 lol for real. Financial crimes always take more than one complicit party. They were all complicit. Explains why the CFO who’s job it is to account for all the money yet didn’t notice million dollar discrepancies over the years still has a job.
@lollypop2413
@lollypop2413 Год назад
Poot asks silly questions to muddle our heads. He pretends he doesnt know ...but its purposeful. His rude attitude was dealt with brilliantly by the witness while keeping his values. Well done Sir
@acefromspace2727
@acefromspace2727 Год назад
If you think Poot is rude, you need to see some of the top East Coast Federal criminal attorneys conduct a cross examination. Poot is a gentleman in comparison and it’s not even close. See Jeffrey Lichtman or Bruce Cutler.
@patriciaflores2776
@patriciaflores2776 Год назад
agree
@LadyLuck13
@LadyLuck13 Год назад
I think he acts like a bumbling fool to win over the jury but he ain't no columbo ..lol
@sonjastanger5858
@sonjastanger5858 Год назад
​@@LadyLuck13 agree 😂
@Allyourbase1990
@Allyourbase1990 Год назад
Poot is the worst name on the planet .
@jacksgl777
@jacksgl777 Год назад
I think that witness used to be Alex’s best friend. It must be very difficult getting through it all and wondering/believing more and more your friend killed his wife and son.
@hippieHawk
@hippieHawk Год назад
I see you and seriously paying attention to you, then all of a sudden ,you say something like..,"there wouldn't be nothing fucken left of the bird," then you go on to your serious side, like you never said what you just said. Anyways, your down to earth and no airs about you..thank you.
@hildagalvez9101
@hildagalvez9101 Год назад
😂😂😂😂😅😅😅 Yuup bird heaven
@jenniferthompson6280
@jenniferthompson6280 Год назад
😂
@TheLillipuss
@TheLillipuss Год назад
14:48 Bless this Gentleman on stand.😟 Such a sweetheart! The bigger man by far! Lured to the crime scene along with many others by Alex to the to contaminate it unknowingly to him.
@benjaminmatheny6683
@benjaminmatheny6683 Год назад
Seems like the lawyer misread the witness. He was trying to imply that the witness was making shit up to get back at the defendant. Except the Witness has too much credibility/integrity for that to work, and it rebounds on the defendant.
@christinamitchell6796
@christinamitchell6796 2 месяца назад
Sounds like he needs to retire 😊
@toasted_.coconut
@toasted_.coconut Год назад
I really liked Mr. Crosby. He's a reasonable man with a good temperament. The cross just made me sad. Alex was blessed with so many friends, and he betrayed every one of them.
@bbe3034
@bbe3034 Год назад
Yes, I liked attorney Crosby, also. He seemed very sincere and ethical. I googled Dick Harpootlian, Alex’s defense, he is not a nice person. He’s a democratic state senator and on Google I read comments he had made in the senate, he’s so arrogant and rude.
@hildagalvez9101
@hildagalvez9101 Год назад
He betrayed and killed his own family. Who is Alec??? No one knows????
@cN-xv7ju
@cN-xv7ju Год назад
So many very good friends much more than he deserves , he has ruined people’s lives an many will never trust anyone again Such a horrible vile human
@gwennk4962
@gwennk4962 Год назад
That's what I kept thinking too. Friends and family! Everyone that rallied around him. In a way, they watched the death of the person they knew or they had to realize that they never knew him.
@jaspervanderburgh81
@jaspervanderburgh81 Год назад
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@sissy4506
@sissy4506 Год назад
I'm a nobody 62yr. old woman that knows nothing about law but I can SWEAR I would NEVER hire this Defense Attorney.He wants to do things still the way he did in the 50s
@signalfire6691
@signalfire6691 Год назад
He's also, frighteningly, a State Senator.
@springfauna1465
@springfauna1465 Год назад
@@signalfire6691 Bought and paid for!
@mwalker3547
@mwalker3547 Год назад
​@@signalfire6691Even worse, he's a Democrat.
@user-iv1yi6cz7o
@user-iv1yi6cz7o Год назад
You couldn't afford him..
@politicallyincorrect5802
@politicallyincorrect5802 Год назад
I see him as a "great dragon" in KKK he always gives me that vibe.
@davidschneide5422
@davidschneide5422 Год назад
I literally busted out laughing when Bruce said he'd object to his own question.
@streetracer2321
@streetracer2321 Год назад
That happens all the time. I’ve seen cases where the attorney objects to his own question 5 times in a row and then goes on to win the case. They’re really objecting to the answer, not the question.
@L_Train
@L_Train Год назад
Booo
@helloasa9296
@helloasa9296 Год назад
​@Street Racer I doubt that it's happen all the time. Objecting to witnesses' answers is not the same as objecting to own question.
@johnbowersox738
@johnbowersox738 Год назад
It's like he had a plan at the start but when the witness answered in a way he didn't like, he kept trying to change it so that he would get a specific answer to a question he couldn't articulate properly. He then spent the next few minutes running around the car lot randomly because he couldn't decide which car to chase (which is sad because they were all parked).
@HomeGypsy
@HomeGypsy Год назад
Great analogy! I love it!
@notbill08
@notbill08 Год назад
Like Elaine with Isaac Baruch!
@johnbowersox738
@johnbowersox738 Год назад
@@HomeGypsy From now on, whenever you see someone doing something that makes no sense and which is a complete waste of time, you will think "yes, they are chasing parked cars all right"
@HomeGypsy
@HomeGypsy Год назад
@@johnbowersox738 Thank you! That currently describes my “health care team” and I didn’t know I needed a funny analogy for it!
@johnbowersox738
@johnbowersox738 Год назад
@@HomeGypsy The thing about this analogy is that it is pretty universal. We all run into people who do things like this all the time. At least now you will be able to laugh a little when you see it in the future (even though you are frustrated). Glad that I could help.
@mcjon77
@mcjon77 Год назад
Could the problem be that Alex was so used to the good old boy Network and relationships with influential people getting him off of things that he chose a lawyer who had great connections instead of a lawyer who was great at trying criminal cases?
@daedalus6796
@daedalus6796 Год назад
The Judge during sentencing talked about knowing Alex beforehand and working in the same courthouse at times, so I wouldn't be surprised if this was the case.
@puppylove2493
@puppylove2493 Год назад
that is the ONLY explaination
@robertflippin9112
@robertflippin9112 Год назад
So whats this guys record, Do you know?
@assistantregionalmanager2076
@@robertflippin9112these are the same lawyers at the firm murdaugh stole money from
@christinamitchell6796
@christinamitchell6796 2 месяца назад
I think thats exactly what he did, he thought his attorney/s would get him off based on who he is and his reputation in the "good ole boy" system. The attorney doing the stupid torturous line of questioning has connections to Joe Biden.
@Ashbyee
@Ashbyee Год назад
This cross was so transparent and ridiculous. Ronnie handled it like a gentleman and firmed my position even more: guilty.
@cN-xv7ju
@cN-xv7ju Год назад
A real gentleman imho
@FoundingYouTuber-2005
@FoundingYouTuber-2005 Год назад
I agree with every point you made. And no, if I was the prosecutor in this case, I would NOT have objected. I would have sat there chortling in my joy as I watched defense counsel reaching for the toilet handle and flushing himself down the bowl.
@stevehartwell1861
@stevehartwell1861 Год назад
When your opponent is making mistakes, get out of their way!
@TtownChic419
@TtownChic419 Год назад
It is true. It was a horrible cross, very cringy. He messed with the wrong one and I think he lost the jury too.. he looked straight like a bully. Especially after the cross with the medical examiner!!!
@ACandRS
@ACandRS Год назад
I thought he was so rude and disrespectful to her each time he cross examined her.
@TtownChic419
@TtownChic419 Год назад
@@ACandRS He was, and he made himself and his side hard to like.
@blkwolff
@blkwolff Год назад
true!
@ladeacarr4245
@ladeacarr4245 Год назад
poot is an old rich man, that seems to be misogynistic towards women.. he reminds me of my old relatives.. sometimes he just comes off like women and children should be quiet, brown and black ppl should not talk back... etc etc etc
@ACandRS
@ACandRS Год назад
He was rude to Blanca aswell in my opinion and it stuck out to me when he said 'we haven't met before have we' and she replied that she met him at the funeral. He probably didn't bother to pay any attention.
@threetreasures7698
@threetreasures7698 Год назад
“Why the F&*% would you ask that?” I LOVE BRUCE! I screamed out the very same thing! Sheesh.
@lpetitoiseau9146
@lpetitoiseau9146 Год назад
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for addressing this pas de deus. I thought Poot was either 1.) so brilliant that the rest of us mere mortals were unable to appreciate his genius, or 2.) Poot is certifiably beyond his “best by” date.
@its_me_cacass4567
@its_me_cacass4567 Год назад
I am going with 2 😂
@thesimplesaguaro
@thesimplesaguaro Год назад
Omg yes 😂
@Nonameforyoudangit
@Nonameforyoudangit Год назад
*Le* petit oiseau *Pas de deux
@mwalker3547
@mwalker3547 Год назад
Or: 3. He's an idiot.
@lpetitoiseau9146
@lpetitoiseau9146 Год назад
@@Nonameforyoudangit Thank you! It’s that pesky auto spell!
@gagagoose2878
@gagagoose2878 Год назад
Alex’s own lawyer is loudly announcing to the jury what a lowdown, lying snake his client is, this is hilarious
@marliYyo
@marliYyo Год назад
I’m just here to say that the entire family is villainous and that Bruce rivers just broke down your case. Also this lighting and quality look very clear. Before it was a bit warm and this is more crisp
@rememberpickles
@rememberpickles Год назад
The sound is better too
@TantzAerine
@TantzAerine Год назад
I think the cross was a huge success: he managed to reinforce to the jury that his client is a two-faced, unreliable, double crossing conman who has cost people fortunes and doesn't seem to give a shit.
@christianc.christian5025
@christianc.christian5025 Год назад
Think about that: he tried to use the fact that his client is a deceptive manipulator to the people close to him to “prove that the witness was angry.” Brilliant tactic…
@BeauBeauRivage
@BeauBeauRivage Год назад
Conman yes murderer No big difference
@neruneri
@neruneri Год назад
Spending 20 minutes reminding the Jury of all the bad shit Alex is definitely guilty of, seems like a... novel approach when it comes to convincing them that he's not guilty of this bad thing.
@chrissytina6379
@chrissytina6379 Год назад
😂🤣🤣 hilarious yet true everything everyone is saying I'm this comment section.👍
@laurenR814
@laurenR814 Год назад
Ronnie Crosby and Mark Ball were both excellent witnesses. They have been through hell bc of Alex. A man they trusted, worked with, and had a close relationship described as a brotherhood for decades. This entire situation has been devastating to them; the betrayal and deceit, and losing 2 people they loved. Even if they do hold some anger, which is definitely valid and human, it’s still horrific for them to be on the stand, and in no way is their testimony out of anger or vindictiveness. Poots insinuation that Crosbys testimony is biased, and he’s only up there because Alex stole from him was way out of line. These men actually have integrity, and take great heed to the oaths theyve taken as attorneys and as witnesses. Just listening to them testify broke my heart, and I simply cannot fathom how broken theirs are. Poot, the guy who is “honored” to represent Alex needs to do some self reflection.
@bmyra
@bmyra Год назад
Nicely said.
@nobletarabas1
@nobletarabas1 Год назад
Narcissists are incapable of self reflection!! They are always right and it's always someone else's fault!!
@sonjastanger5858
@sonjastanger5858 Год назад
@Lauren R well said & I agree w/u 🙏❤️💔😪
@DJB6969
@DJB6969 Год назад
That’s the whole point… obviously your bias because you have already made up your mind he’s guilty. So the defense is trying to show the jury that this guy who was robbed of money, his firm, etc. is of course bias and probably even hostile towards that person, and therefore provide the prosecution anything they need to help their case
@gulfgal98
@gulfgal98 Год назад
Excellent comment. IMO, Ronnie Crosby was a very sympathetic witness. He spoke at Paul's funeral. The fact that Poot tried to paint him as some sort of revenge seeking guy ended up being a total fiasco.
@grumpykat2909
@grumpykat2909 Год назад
This is interesting. I've listened to many attorneys and people and they are saying that Harpootlien did an excellent spicy cross examination and the witness did a terrible job. 🤔I like your explanation better.
@terrioestreich4007
@terrioestreich4007 Год назад
I've read a couple of studies that say that most people who go through a trauma, their memories are cemented and that's the part of ptsd that's so hard to overcome. They can't forget
@ladyeowyn42
@ladyeowyn42 Год назад
Especially small details.
@bobtaylor170
@bobtaylor170 Год назад
True. From experience. But studies have indeed shown that traumatic memory is more reliable than ordinary memory.
@nessunodorme3888
@nessunodorme3888 Год назад
But memories are kind of additive and change each time we remember something as we incorporate different things we've come up with, particularly with respect to the atmosphere or feeling surrounding the memory. This is a problem in PTSD as each time one remember something, the person adds an anticipated layer of terror that then becomes part of the memory. One PTSD treatment is to give the PTSD sufferer medication to block the fight or flight response then having them remember the traumatic event. As they do, the memory starts to change and stops loaded on the fear and anxiety. Thus the person changes they effect of the memory, by changing the memory itself.
@tnijoo5109
@tnijoo5109 Год назад
I might be abnormal but I have a very vivid exact memory of parts of a traumatic event but there were other parts of the event that I have absolutely no recollection of whatsoever, not even a foggy memory- just no memory. After the event, my working memory in day to day life was never the same again. So, I think it’s different for everybody. IDK. That said, Alex Murdaugh is guilt AF.
@debbielockhart7762
@debbielockhart7762 Год назад
I have relived the moment I found out my brother had been killed to the detail. I was 12 years old, and it has been 40 years - and I still vividly recall and have relived it many times.
@pamgobaira4587
@pamgobaira4587 Год назад
What a great witness. Imagine what he has gone through before and after the murders. Very credible. Respect.
@greenbrain8725
@greenbrain8725 Год назад
I actually liked this lawyer on the stand. I think he did a good job. Showed contempt and disdain for the defence lawyer, which he deserved.
@OliviaNile
@OliviaNile Год назад
That’s exactly what Harpootlian wanted! He was trying to act like he’s not still angry at AM which is obviously a laughable absurdity, as Dick extracted from him on the stand. He brought that anger back out to show precisely that this guy is biased against AM. That’s exactly what Dick wanted to happen. It was pretty masterful. And then he even asked the guy “do you think he did it?” And the guy didn’t even say yes! That’s huge.
@flenzy
@flenzy Год назад
@@OliviaNile You might not understand this, but when you are a person of integrity and your integrity is questioned, you can get very angry. This does not under any circumstances proof anything except that this witness is offended that Poot is implying that he is committing perjury.
@simplyroyalty7458
@simplyroyalty7458 Год назад
​@@OliviaNile He did well not to answer if he had answered yes he would imply that he is still angry and his testimony biased to having a guilty verdict. That question was uncalled for and the lawyer on the stand did a good job in my opinion.
@danielleS257
@danielleS257 Год назад
@@OliviaNile he was angry at Harpootlian for attacking his character and honesty. I’d be pissed to. This happened 2 years ago. Anyone w/ half a brain & sense of self preservation would find a way to cope with it and move forward. Families of murder victim have taken the stand or made statements at sentencing that they forgive the person who killed their family member because holding on to the anger just hurts them. None of his testimony was refuted on cross. This animosity you talk about doesn’t seem to have actually have resulted in him lying. You can have animosity towards someone & not need to lie about them. He would have every right to be angry with AM b/c of everything he’s put them all through but he seems to have moved on which is life. Can you point out anything he’s lied about.
@artieborko4988
@artieborko4988 Год назад
@@OliviaNile what difference would it make if he was angry at Alex? All that matters is that he comes off as credible to the jury and not someone willing to perjure themselves because if he is. Which he did. Harpo stepped on his own dick here.
@Q..J..
@Q..J.. Год назад
Not every attorney graduates at the top of his class. This - was a prime example!
@hildagalvez9101
@hildagalvez9101 Год назад
Yuuup
@miguelmartinez09234
@miguelmartinez09234 Год назад
You must not know about Harpootilian then
@gwennk4962
@gwennk4962 Год назад
​@@miguelmartinez09234 We do now.
@dianealarcon8304
@dianealarcon8304 Год назад
‘ol Poot could do nothing, but pout. His style of defending didn’t help Murdaugh one bit. He came across as callous and uncaring in his description of Paul’s brains being blown out of his head, pointed the gun at everyone, was constantly on his phone at the defense table, and made a full of himself while trying to bully witnesses. Time to retire.
@AFreckledAngel
@AFreckledAngel Год назад
This man he was cross examining is a TRUE MAN! If I need a lawyer I’m going to this South Carolina lawyer . He has integrity and forgiveness in his heart.
@Deebus
@Deebus Год назад
He was also probably stealing money lol alex was the fall guy for the firm. They were all stealing money
@TherealJimDunsworth
@TherealJimDunsworth Год назад
@deebus so the guy who personally loaned back the firm 400k to pay for Alec's thievery also stole from the firm ?
@Deebus
@Deebus Год назад
@@TherealJimDunsworth yes. As soon as alex took it too far the deal was up and they all couldn’t do it anymore. There’s absolutely no reason you can convince me they all weren’t doing this to some degree but the accountant lady for 25 years just missed this for over a decade and still has a job afterwards. she knew to look the other way
@sortasassi1
@sortasassi1 Год назад
Murdaugh's attorney presented a vivid example of why lawyers get a bad name. He bullied the wrong guy. Perhaps, it's because Murdaugh's partner showed sensitivity and empathy. I would hire the witness attorney in a heartbeat. He showed honor and grace. 'Poot' needs to retire.
@rishg134
@rishg134 Год назад
@@Deebus This. It’s pretty naive to think otherwise
@susanmahr6068
@susanmahr6068 Год назад
OMG Bruce is so funny. "There would be nothing left of the f****ing bird". Laughing my butt off.
@JREALE
@JREALE Год назад
😂😂😂
@paulrodriguez5958
@paulrodriguez5958 Год назад
I laughed out loud when he said that LOL
@CherryPi314
@CherryPi314 Год назад
Thank you for covering this case! Omg Poot was a piece of work on cross, made himself look like a bully! “Do you think he did it?” OMG are you kidding me?!? Side bar- This has been the trial that NEVER ENDS! I thought the state did a good job in their closing today...
@patriciagazey4693
@patriciagazey4693 Год назад
Agree - post is ridiculous
@jennk7987
@jennk7987 Год назад
Pootie Poot is poothead 😅
@bmyra
@bmyra Год назад
Agree. Creighton Waters did a great job.
@sissy4506
@sissy4506 Год назад
Go watch FITSNEWS RU-vid Channel when they talk to Lindsey Edwards and see what AM was really spending all his money on
@nessunodorme3888
@nessunodorme3888 Год назад
The question either establishes a revenge motive for testifying (Yes!) or that he's hiding his motivation (No! or I don't know!) It makes him look like a liar, especially since he got him to show just hope angry he was, how much he hated AM.
@themilkkmaid_
@themilkkmaid_ Год назад
Poot is unhinged and has acted an entire fool this whole trial. It is embarrassing
@mikimiyazaki
@mikimiyazaki Год назад
His name is hed dick harpoontanglian! Stop making stuff up with the names and all.
@virgietoothman1616
@virgietoothman1616 Год назад
I think he is the smartest atty on there... Very Cunning. I enjoy watching him.
@acemurphy2
@acemurphy2 Год назад
Absolutely
@penelopediblasio2566
@penelopediblasio2566 Год назад
Absolutely irritating and just STUPID.He is a joke!
@Deebus
@Deebus Год назад
You gotta have less brain cells than Paul after June 7th to agree that Poot is a terrible lawyer. He’s been hands down the best in the entire trial
@CatBuchanan
@CatBuchanan Год назад
Poot loves the sound of his voice and his fee. He is just as arrogant as Alex. This is a match made in Heaven.
@Meggyp0p
@Meggyp0p Год назад
I love how this trial highlighted how bad of a lawyer Dick Harpootlian really is!!!
@allisontison40
@allisontison40 Год назад
Jim Griffin wasn’t much better. He made a lot of mistakes! When they started defending Alex with the boat case… he was cooked, because that allowed in all the financials!!
@hollymiranda0826
@hollymiranda0826 Год назад
He supposedly was recognized as one of the top defense lawyers in SC during his prime. Keyword: _supposedly_
@curtisenglish1520
@curtisenglish1520 Год назад
It also shows why government needs term limits...The lawyer you are talking about is a S Carolina state senator
@Meggyp0p
@Meggyp0p Год назад
@@allisontison40 but there was an emotional reason Griffin wasn’t on his game. He was just way too close to the case. I would never ask my closest friend to be my defense lawyer!
@goldenage6994
@goldenage6994 Год назад
It didn’t help these high profile cases have the ability to make or break careers. I think his lawyers were mad as hell that he took the stand. Lawyers love language is WIN.
@susanganter6625
@susanganter6625 Год назад
I enjoyed your example of what not to do, he completely lost me talkin about the hogs if I was in the jury box my mind would just shut off! It just kept getting worse, your expressions just crack me up, I enjoy your podcast so much thank you very much 👍♥️
@linda-zr2ly
@linda-zr2ly Год назад
Hogs ruin property so badly in the south that people will always listen when anyone is talking about a way to get rid of them.
@katella
@katella Год назад
It made me go off on a mental path wondering about hogs. Wild hogs? Escaped domestic pigs? What hogs?
@blaisegregory8695
@blaisegregory8695 Год назад
is there a way to get the volume on ur end a tiny bit higher, off all the videos i watch through the day everyday, ur videos stand out by being the quietest, its not crazy bad but its enough where i go to other videos if the furnace turns on, idk maybe its just me, love ur stuff homie
@DrPatriceBerry
@DrPatriceBerry Год назад
I wonder if Poot knew that Crosby would respond this way and was trying to make it look like Crosby was still mad at Alex…when the questioning was trying to attack his character and integrity. To me it was clear that Crosby was mad about the line of questioning.
@sassiwich3491
@sassiwich3491 Год назад
THATS EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT TOO! I thought the POOT was being calculated, and got the desired effect, (the anger re $$$$$). I’m not saying it was “far-sighted” effective. I just thought POOT got what he wanted out of this poor witness
@tessforbes8687
@tessforbes8687 Год назад
This witness gave a very clear answer to the questions about how he felt about the betrayal of Alec and the embezzlement. His voice was strong and his words unambiguous, so trying to push him to say he was still angry and therefore biased was stupid. It was ego motivating him to believe that he could best another lawyer.
@bajjanitor
@bajjanitor Год назад
Haha. I think the tone and words of the witness didn't match up at all. And once he was enraged he started contradicting himself: he hadn't forgiven Alex for stealing millions from a bunch of already victimized people and betrayed his trust, he doesn't know whether or not he murdered his wife and son, but he has no kind of emotion towards that person? Pfft.
@packers12to80
@packers12to80 Год назад
​@@bajjanitor smh...I cannot ppl some ppl(you) thought process .
@bajjanitor
@bajjanitor Год назад
@@packers12to80 k
@analu4765
@analu4765 Год назад
@@bajjanitor is anger the only form of emotion you can feel?
@packers12to80
@packers12to80 Год назад
@@bajjanitor GUILTY FOOL
@Songbirdstress
@Songbirdstress Год назад
I felt Poot gave the jury to see how a man reacts when he's unjustly accused. Something they hadn't seen, especially when Murdaugh was on the stand.
@sassiwich3491
@sassiwich3491 Год назад
I agree with you
@Michael_Turner
@Michael_Turner Год назад
17:27 "This guy is sympathetic as [heck], and he's been through [heck], both financially and when he went to the scene." And when he was attacked by the defense attorney for testifying to the truth.
@elsedutch4972
@elsedutch4972 Год назад
I wonder why you write heck? Isn’t it allowed to write ‘hell’?
@CatalinaFOIA
@CatalinaFOIA Год назад
​@@elsedutch4972YT may strike ya
@elsedutch4972
@elsedutch4972 Год назад
@@CatalinaFOIA really? But ty I didn’t know that. Is Hell a curse or what?
@Michael_Turner
@Michael_Turner Год назад
@@elsedutch4972 RU-vid has become very 'PG' over the past few years. I didn't want my comment to get automatically deleted, by RU-vid.
@freedom7475
@freedom7475 Год назад
I think it’s nice they’re giving this older gentleman an excursion from the retirement home he lives at. I’m sure it’s made him really happy these past weeks being out and about talking to people. 😂😂😂😊😅
@lechenaultia5863
@lechenaultia5863 Год назад
😊
@cN-xv7ju
@cN-xv7ju Год назад
Hahahaha ! An the old folks at the home wer happy to have a break from Poot Poot
@JessicaParrish22
@JessicaParrish22 Год назад
Can you believe he is a state senator 🙄
@cN-xv7ju
@cN-xv7ju Год назад
@@JessicaParrish22 no I can’t he is a dotterin Old fool
@olderwiser64
@olderwiser64 Год назад
The problem for Dick Harpootlian and Jim Griffin is they are used to fighting with the opposition having their arms tied behind their backs and blindfolded. They have never had to work hard, because their work has largely been successful based on their position of power, based on who they are, who they know, and that whole system of good ol’ boy relationships. And all their prior court cases and negotiations have taken place in the dark. But now the sunlight is shining down on everything they are doing-they are not used to that-and they did not get the judge they thought they had arranged to get. Judge Clifton Newman is not going to give them what they want just because of who they are or who their client is. And I would argue this is the first case EVER they’ve had to try under these circumstances. And their client was also sure that he was going to get bail, he wasn’t even thinking he’d be charged or that his story would be questioned at all. And that’s why Dick, Jim and Alex are really , REALLY struggling.
@nobletarabas1
@nobletarabas1 Год назад
Exactly!!! Isn't it interesting that by coincidence the judges son died right before trial?!? Maybe someone thought he would have excused himself - but he didn't!!
@bmyra
@bmyra Год назад
Good analysis. Judge Newman is an awesome fair judge with integrity. I'm so impressed.
@sortasassi1
@sortasassi1 Год назад
This is shedding a lot of light on the corruption in this profession. I think you nailed it.
@katd367
@katd367 Год назад
Agree agree
@KingsterLovey
@KingsterLovey Год назад
BEAUTIFUL insight.. Thank you
@fluttershyninja
@fluttershyninja Год назад
I’m so glad I’m not the only one that thinks that this cross examination went off the rails lol
@KimberandDan
@KimberandDan Год назад
😂#2 if you do hit it there’s nothing left of the fucking bird lol 😂 it was hilarious when Bruce said this and also when he said, why did he say that? If I said that then I would object to my own fucking question lol. I found this one to be so freaking humorous. Love these videos. ❤
@latteda4652
@latteda4652 Год назад
Thank you so much for addressing this! This had to be a huge red flag for the jury.
@lindavirgilio4225
@lindavirgilio4225 Год назад
I thought ol Poot might have had a stroke and was just babbling. He struggled and stumbled. It was like a wide scatter shot. You might actually hit something. Poot tried to rattle Crosby and he failed. Poot is a jerk.
@lianealbert7728
@lianealbert7728 Год назад
He’s kind of a moron. No surprise that this guy is or was a state senator in South Carolina. He’s supposed to be one of the best firms? If that’s the best, I feel sorry for SC. He’s an embarrassment to attorneys there.
@nrivera4380
@nrivera4380 Год назад
Ya, very bad cross-exam by the defense. That lawyer testifying was spot on! It almost seemed to me when I watched it earlier today, I thought Harpoolian sounded almost like a prosecutor. lol Thank you from the other side.
@mollycote1021
@mollycote1021 Год назад
I’m so happy you did an episode on this!! Poot blew his too!!Ronnie did great!
@rubycharlie4555
@rubycharlie4555 Год назад
ahahaha i love Bruce's reaction when the lawyer asks "do you think he did it?" 😂 hearing that myself i think my jaw dropped 😂
@PeppersMom
@PeppersMom Год назад
What in hog heaven was this man thinking? This trial was so clunky. I hope the jury can wade through this guy's pond of muddy questioning.
@CCCC-rw9hx
@CCCC-rw9hx Год назад
The courtroom itself is ' clunky'. Very disorganized and random people ( lawyers ,I assume ) just moving around while witnesses are testifying. Witnesses were in the courtroom watching others testify before being called. There's the tables for pros.and defense, and a small long table and the podium... just seems crowded .
@marymunro1142
@marymunro1142 Год назад
Love the hawg heaven.
@BritBrat83
@BritBrat83 Год назад
It was mediocre at best on both sides. I've watched all the testimony and still not sure he actually pulled the trigger. 🤷
@aaron4163
@aaron4163 Год назад
@@BritBrat83 you can’t be serious? The dude is guilty af and I’ve only watched his testimony. I have a feeling you’re lying and idk why since it’s a yt comment.
@lysem4392
@lysem4392 Год назад
​@@BritBrat83 It wasn't perfect, but I personally have no doubt Murdaugh did this. I think it has become evident there is nothing Murdaugh won't do to save his own skin. Watch Waters' final argument. It's all there.
@latteda4652
@latteda4652 Год назад
This was infuriating! He really made this witness look good!
@shadowofcallisto1560
@shadowofcallisto1560 Год назад
Did the prosecution not object because they felt perhaps Poot was making a fool of himself fumbling the cross examination?
@bmyra
@bmyra Год назад
Yes. This prosecution has consistently let people self snitch. Waters let Murdaugh take all the rope he wanted to hang himself during cross.
@puppylove2493
@puppylove2493 Год назад
cause he was doing such a good job of making a fool out of himself...the witness by being honest made alec look even worse...THEY ARE PAYING THEIR MONEY FOR ALEC'S CRIMES.
@saz6726
@saz6726 Год назад
I've felt on several occasions, that the defence team has been very poorly prepared, in terms of long times between questions while messing with papers, bad initial questions, and ineffective reply questions. I have thought several times that they look like school students doing a bad job in a mock trial! Very concerning when two ppl have been killed and another's life is on the line!
@theresapotter
@theresapotter Год назад
The defense attorney was GASLIGHTING
@shelbyjean4883
@shelbyjean4883 Год назад
Mr Rivers, none of the witnesses were sequestered. And it has added to the circus this trial has become. Thank you for the coverage.
@gretchenzwicker338
@gretchenzwicker338 Год назад
Hey Bruce! I watched that and WOW. HarPOOPlian is such a loser! Ronnie Crosby has already testified and he actually cried over Paul, it was so sad, one of the saddest moments in this trial. Harpooplian looks like a flaming drunk, he needs to go have a hit of booze and call it a day. All I can say is I’m SURE this did not go over well with the jury. Love your vids and You Bruce you are so smart and interesting to listen to!
@ET-hc4wl
@ET-hc4wl Год назад
He really does look like someone’s old drunk dad.
@TeddyLovesAxl
@TeddyLovesAxl Год назад
@@ET-hc4wl “Somebody’s dad escaped the retirement home…😂❤
@LauraHalvar
@LauraHalvar Год назад
Poot's liver needs to sue him for damages.
@gretchenzwicker338
@gretchenzwicker338 Год назад
@@LauraHalvar HAHAHA🤣
@maryf9782
@maryf9782 Год назад
How could the jury possibly remember over 70 witnesses when they can’t take notes?
@reenakemp9132
@reenakemp9132 Год назад
Well first they get all the transcripts in deliberation. Also, it's a proven fact that when you stop and take notes you miss what's currently being said so a lot of courts have no note taking rules. Once they get to jury room they will have access to all video and court reports. Besides since they weren't distracted with note taking they should have been paying close attention and probably caught onto more than we realize.. I mean, they are there live in person after all.
@jamesvelvet3612
@jamesvelvet3612 Год назад
They aren't taking notes because most don't know how. That is why there is court reporter typing away. If the jury wants notes they simply ask the judge and the judge hands them a word for word transcript of the testimony they want. You also can't write and listen and process at the same time with accuracy.
@danielleS257
@danielleS257 Год назад
@@reenakemp9132 no they do not get transcript’s to deliberate. Most juries get to take notes & then can ask the Judge questions for clarification during deliberations.
@reenakemp9132
@reenakemp9132 Год назад
@DanielleS you are absolutely wrong. I've been on a jury. You can ask for whatever videos and transcribed records you want. In fact they encourage. I'm not being rude but I urge you to just google what I said. You will see for yourself. And yes it high encourage to keep your head up and watch the trial . Back in the day they took notes. There was a lot wrong with that though. I will not back down from what I said, and if you look it for yourself you will that note taking is very distracting as a juror. It's becoming far more common for no notes.
@danielleS257
@danielleS257 Год назад
@@jamesvelvet3612 that’s rude. You think this jury doesn’t know how to take notes? This specific judge did not allow notes, I think b/c he feared something getting out, being used for later interviews or books. And they don’t get the transcript (most courts are moving to digital now like talk to text & it has to be reviewed for errors before it’s worth anything) but they usually refer to ?’s they’ve developed through their notes in deliberation and can ask the Judge to have certain things read back to them but without notes, it’s an awful lot to expect jurors to remember all the moments in a 6 week trial for double homicide.
@CatalinaFOIA
@CatalinaFOIA Год назад
2:54 Thank you for explaining the difference between cross vs direct examination. When in cross examination this attorney is grand standing and making statements, followed by: "Didn't you?" He comes across as hostile. As a former jury fore'woman in a trial, I witnessed this style of cross examinations and every person on the entire jury mentioned this in deliberations. In the case I was in; the lawyer was so long winded and looking for a "zinger" it really made us dislike the lawyer all together, unfortunately. The states prosecution against the defendant in my case resulted in a not guilty verdict. The case pertained to grand theft of large machinery in the amount of over 20k. The defendant was a free man just in time for Easter Sunday. The state also illegally harassed and followed the defendant by placing tracers on multiple vehicles without warrants (which included vehicles of witnesses for the defense), this was proven in court by the defense attorney with evidence. The case took place in Minnesota. 😬 Really made me think differently about the state of MN prosecutors office differently.
@ThatGirlT77
@ThatGirlT77 Год назад
Btw these witnesses were allowed to listen to each other's testimony. They weren't sequestered which is so weird.
@arleighbarley
@arleighbarley Год назад
I have a handful of lawyers that I watch on RU-vid related to Kohberger and Murdaugh. I really appreciate your honest and plain-talking perspective. It’s refreshing.
@PincheBecky0Effsgiven
@PincheBecky0Effsgiven Год назад
I watch the trial on the law nerd with Emily and then I wait for your reactions for the jokes. Love it!
@MaPrajna1
@MaPrajna1 Год назад
Emily D Baker is awesome. What a combo! 😁
@Ashley__Rose
@Ashley__Rose Год назад
How can you stand Emily complaining the whole time about how tired she is of the case and blah blah blah, she complains the whole time like she doesn’t want to be there. Like it’s such a chore for her. All while people are paying her super chats. That got old for me real quick.
@Lei-AICPhD
@Lei-AICPhD Год назад
Man… if Emily and Bruce weren’t killing their selves to relay this trial to us, I swear we’d be in a whole mess ourselves lol
@Nick-wm2wh
@Nick-wm2wh Год назад
@@Ashley__Rose to be fair the trial has gone on longer than expected
@intothemindshaft
@intothemindshaft Год назад
Same💜
@anni610
@anni610 Год назад
This should be used as teaching tool, what not to do on cross examination! Thank you! ❤️
@crimsonhalo13
@crimsonhalo13 Год назад
At this point, they're going to need to issue whiskey shots to the jurors to keep them from going insane. And maybe also to all the folks watching and covering this mess, too.
@marymunro1142
@marymunro1142 Год назад
Oh hell yeah. It is enough to drive a juror to drink. Cheers.🥃🥃🍸🍸
@ScottLovenberg
@ScottLovenberg Год назад
Let's make this trial a drinking game. What are the rules?
@BritBrat83
@BritBrat83 Год назад
I feel like we live here in this trial now. I know it's a double murder charge. But, damn I'm glad it's over.
@mwalker3547
@mwalker3547 Год назад
​@@ScottLovenbergEvery time Alex says "you know" down a shot of something strong. You'll be wasted in 10 minutes.
@LadyLuck13
@LadyLuck13 Год назад
​@@mwalker3547 🤣👍
@maryelliot433
@maryelliot433 Год назад
Poot said he couldn't look beyond that ( stolen money) yet, at the beginning of this trial he stated that it is an HONOR to represent his client. 😳
@alexanderdumas-
@alexanderdumas- Год назад
The cross was horrible but Alex was destroyed in closing statements by the prosecution today: they obviously wasted too much time and should have just driven home that he’s a liar buried beneath his own inconsistencies and he was at the scene of the murders at the time of the murders and is a consummate liar, they failed to nail him on that in cross but I believe they made up for it in closing statements and he should be found guilty
@sortasassi1
@sortasassi1 Год назад
The prosecution sold me in the closing arguments today. It made up for some weak days. Murdaugh should just confess. He is cooked.
@bmyra
@bmyra Год назад
Prosecution closing arguments was great. SLED handed the prosecution a bungled case, but Creighton Waters turned it into a strong prosecution.
@Lei-AICPhD
@Lei-AICPhD Год назад
I worry that the state burned out the jury to the point that the closing statements may not have packed the punch that they hoped for.
@jwatson181
@jwatson181 Год назад
That may be the craziest thing I have ever heard. The prosecution is not even close to beyond reasonable doubt. Alex will go to jail for the rest of his life for financial crimes. There is no reason for us to break the constitution to get him for a murder charge.
@JFH-te4lu
@JFH-te4lu Год назад
Well, you gotta admit sled dropped the ball. Defense could compare the two.
@pkilznah5353
@pkilznah5353 Год назад
I wish I could afford Bruce. Even for a traffic ticket just to have him walk in with me. RESPECT Bruce ✊✊✊🔥
@BryanLubeck
@BryanLubeck Год назад
This is why Poot is not doing the defense closing argument. I’ll bet for sure he was going to originally.
@ladeacarr4245
@ladeacarr4245 Год назад
if there is a way to increase ur audio volume, it would be much appreciated!! i listen to you in the shower while im getting ready for work.. thanks for all u do!!
@cruisinguy6024
@cruisinguy6024 Год назад
I’ve given up asking them to fix the audio issue. Its incredibly frustrating to have to crank the volume to max and then get an alert on my phone which blasts my ear drums.
@codyferrell1031
@codyferrell1031 Год назад
@@cruisinguy6024 omg thought i was the only one lol smh i just commented yesteday on the audio... so how long have you been asking for them to fix it?
@cruisinguy6024
@cruisinguy6024 Год назад
@@codyferrell1031 I’ve asked a bunch, and in every single video there’s tons of comments about the audio level. I’m sure it’s probably an easy fix but Bruce and his son just need someone to contact them and tell them exactly what to do. They’re attorneys not RU-vidrs after all lol
@5boysandamom
@5boysandamom Год назад
Finally someone else noticed 🙄
@monicarenee7949
@monicarenee7949 Год назад
I hadn’t really noticed until now when I only had one AirPod charged. I usually have noise canceling on so maybe that’s why I can usually hear well. With just one AirPod and no noise canceling I did struggle to hear with any background noise. I appreciate how kind everyone is about it, though.
@karenhall6762
@karenhall6762 Год назад
I love Bruce Rivers!! So accurate and precise with excellent legal advice!
@seajay20
@seajay20 Год назад
That old lawyer is past his prime. I'm up to Day 11 in replay of the trial so far, and that lawyer annoys me like crazy. He's fluff, disorganised, doesn't remember things, loses his track of thought & takes ages to find it again (if ever), he's out of touch of new technology which wastes everyone's time as he asks stupid questions because of his lack of understanding, etc. I think he's starting to get dementia, or else this complicated trial case is just too much for him. He's an embarrassment, and it might just cost them the case (although I think AM's crimes, amount of crimes & possibly his guilt of allegedly killing his family might lose him the case, even without this fumbling, past-it lawyer. Surely there's a stage where someone has to step in & say he can't do cases any more? Can't his licence be taken from him if he has signs of dementia? And yes, he definitely grandstands. If AM loses, could he try for an appeal, based on his lead lawyer's failing mind (but that would need a medical diagnosis, not opinion)? I felt sorry for this witness. He seemed like an absolutely lovely man. He was broken up over losing young Paul like that, who he saw as a son/nephew (& young Paul called him "Uncle Ron"). Comparing this trial to the Depp/Heard trial, wow. They had a time limit (which Heard's lead female lawyer wasted by asking everyone the same questions 101x each). Depp's team were absolutely amazing, especially compared to this old guy's fluffing around. I've watched the Depp vs Heard trial (my 1st), a bit of 1 Alex Jones' trial (yikes, i couldn't stand his voice & whining to watch any more of him), then the Christmas Parade Massacre (I've already forgotten his name) - the creep was whining & obnoxious, a real narcissist & sociopath, etc, but the judge handled that well. In fact both that judge & Depp's judge were amazing. Now I'm watching this trial. This judge is so different. He's extremely mellow (almost too mellow - especially compared with the lady judges I've seen). Yet, he's getting annoyed with this past-his-prime lawyer, the disorganisation, forgetting this, not understanding things, etc. (In fact, this lawyer is getting somewhat hard-of-hearing.) This judge isn't standing for AM's team's rubbish. I just hope that this old lawyer's failing mind isn't going to be a cause for AM to appeal, should he lose his case. Yet, buyer beware. The old guy was old before the trial started. As a collegial lawyer, shouldn't AM have known? Anyway, a verdict will be reached any day, long before I've finished catching up on this case. Nevertheless, it's interesting... in a bad way. It's so complex & multifaceted, although this trial is based on the murders, not trying his theft & other crimes. Thanks for showing your reaction to this clip. Cheers! 😁👍🇦🇺
@RtrNi
@RtrNi Год назад
Great comment!
@sorryifoldcomment8596
@sorryifoldcomment8596 Год назад
Yeah, I am seriously shocked someone decided THIS was the lawyer to go with for such a huge, important, publicized trial. I sure hope that he was hired special (for some reason)...and not forced onto defendants who can't afford better. Every time I see clips of the trial, I am re-shocked by how old & slow & tired this man is, especially in contrast to everyone around him who talks. It's like I'm watching him decay physically & mentally in real time or something. 💀 A very sad reminder for what age does to those who survive long enough to experience being a senior. I'm glad that he's an asshole so I don't feel bad judging him lol.
@HomeGypsy
@HomeGypsy Год назад
I’ve watched the same trials and have similar opinions. I think the thing I’ve learned the most from this trial (which I’ve watched every day of)is how disastrous it is when normal courtroom procedures are basically ignored the entire time, and what a mess it creates as to communicating effectively with the Jury. Those procedures are there for a reason. Garbage in Garbage out. I’m not even watching today. I’ve had enough BS.
@dixiewade8373
@dixiewade8373 Год назад
I think the old lawyer was hired because of his "position" socially or politically. Not because of his skill or talent. Old boy netwoek. And a serious mistake to do so.
@christydurbin9277
@christydurbin9277 Год назад
FINALLY thank you Bruce for pointing out what this idiot did!!!! You ALWAYS tell it like it is ❤❤❤❤
@shirleyweaver4214
@shirleyweaver4214 Год назад
I thought he helped the prosecution with this witness.The more he questioned the more he helped the other side.I was telling him to be quiet for his own good
@flyoverurbangarden4315
@flyoverurbangarden4315 Год назад
Alex probably said "Hey thanks Dick, that was great" sarcastically.
@bmyra
@bmyra Год назад
​@@flyoverurbangarden4315 Alex was like "Dude, I murdered two people and even I thought you were a bully."
@patriciadiamond1305
@patriciadiamond1305 Год назад
Mr Crosbys ratings for his firm will now go sky high- A Lawyer with emence integrity and compassion- Thx Poot.
@laurapeddicord3171
@laurapeddicord3171 Год назад
This defense attorneys was a jerk to someone else too. He also was representing Paul in the boat accident. He’s used to bullying people on the stand who probably get all screwed up emotionally and say what he wants. You would have thought that he would have been smart enough to know that an attorney would not be bullied like that.
@kerrilee501
@kerrilee501 Год назад
Watching this again with your context is great. I liked this guy as a witness for the state and he probably did more damage on cross for defense.
@darcylee1640
@darcylee1640 Год назад
I love it when you tie your e-sign plugs with the current topic your talking about. E-sign should sponsor a two minute segments for you for radio. You give a two minute hot take on a legal topic, syndicate for a national audiance.
@RachelS8285
@RachelS8285 Год назад
Agreed. I always skip the sponsors’ ad part except with Bruce because his ads are so funny. And relevant.
@MsYBBG
@MsYBBG Год назад
I’ve practiced law for 17 years, and have been out of court practice for the last 4. My first reaction to Harpootlian was: oh they brought him off the golf course to try to defend this case because of his name. He has obviously been out of practice for some time now. His tussle with Attorney Crosby was painful to watch.
@philipcobbin3172
@philipcobbin3172 Год назад
WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU ASK THAT.... You Dude, you made my day!... I could have never done criminal defense work because you have to decouple from the truth. That said my hat's off to folks who can do it and keep their internal integrity....ie. walk with dogs but don't pick up flees. Great youtube channel!
@zoer7338
@zoer7338 Год назад
I watched this cross and was scratching my head bc it was so unbelievably useless. Apparently that lawyer wasn't sure wtf he was after either. It was bizarre.
@dimplesd8931
@dimplesd8931 Год назад
Welcome to the Dick Harpotlian show. He’s setting up a good appeal for ineffectiveness of council because AM’s lawyers have blundered through this entire pre trial and trial.
@briannavastine9980
@briannavastine9980 Год назад
My favorite RU-vid channel!!!! Thank you for such great analysis and content 😊
@falseking989
@falseking989 Год назад
If I was a juror in a 5 week trial there would be nothing more infuriating than a lawyer wasting my time with ridiculous questions.
@Eloquence00
@Eloquence00 Год назад
Hey Bruce, great video. This coss is just awful. It's so dumb to attack the witness like this. Side note, can you turn your audio up a little? I struggle to hear you guys even with my audio maxed out when I'm driving or in any moderately loud environment.
@teresaponton4664
@teresaponton4664 Год назад
The witnesses in this case are not sequestered they are allowed to set there and watch . And jury can't take notes either
@Songbirdstress
@Songbirdstress Год назад
When you think about it it's a good call. They're all lawyers and have had ample time to talk to each other a million times. This wa the non lawyers are on an equal footing.
@deltalima6703
@deltalima6703 Год назад
If I wanted to hire a hitman to shoot my wife and kid, and he needed a contract signed first, could I use esign or is that traceable?
@deltalima6703
@deltalima6703 Год назад
Probably too risky, if I was a lawyer that ripped off my partners and now they were teaming up with my wife, I would probably just kill her myself. 🤔
@katrinat.3032
@katrinat.3032 Год назад
I’m telling this prosecution needs Camille Vasquez!!! (From the Johnny Depp trial) She was so focused and to the point! And she knew detailed testimony like the back her hand.
@ACandRS
@ACandRS Год назад
Poot you done f---ed up. Thank goodness he's not doing the closing argument.
@lauramclaren3
@lauramclaren3 Год назад
You are my favorite lawyer to watch!
@thecasualfly
@thecasualfly Год назад
Same ..I recently found this channel and have told anyone interested in current cases to tune in
@monicarenee7949
@monicarenee7949 Год назад
The only lawyer I’ll watch on RU-vid honestly
@goldilox369
@goldilox369 Год назад
Bruce, the witnesses weren't sequestered. It was totally bizarre! I've never seen that. But everybody testifying was allowed to just sit in and listen to everybody else. And the attorneys would reference back to other people's testimony, and so would the witnesses, sometimes! There were just so many weird things going on in this SC court. 🙄😒
@annanikia7949
@annanikia7949 Год назад
This trial just seems so hokey despite the severity of the crime.
@gretafortenberry5285
@gretafortenberry5285 Год назад
The Defendant's Attorney is an Idiot. Remind of that Law Firm's name so to Never Call them if I needed an Attorney in the Low Country of SC. I would hire the Company that No Longer Bares the Murdough name. This Witness is honest as the day is long and if he said "I will always have a twang of hard Feelings against Alex because of what he did to the Law Firm, His Clients, Our Clients, to his own family, to the community and to my family by being a Low Life Piece of Trash, Drug Head, Theif, Lying POC but I would never go to Court and be sworn in and lie under oath much less any place else when I say I don't hate Alex nor do I hold a grudge because I have already forgiven him and that took alot of soul searching. But I will Never Forget and as a Human I will always be beturbed about it all. And I would Never Lie because he has dug him more and deeper holes without me having to lie."
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