The son of Alex Murdaugh, the disgraced South Carolina attorney accused of killing his wife and youngest son, took the stand in his father's double murder trial.
, took the stand on Feb. 21 in his father's double murder trial.
Buster Murdaugh told jurors of their loving,"close-knit" family, leading Alex Murdaugh to break down in tears several times during his son's testimony. Defense attorneys also asked the eldest Murdaugh son about his father's showering habits, which could have been in response to the prosecution showing Alex Murdaugh wearing different clothes in the hours just before and after the time of the slayings.
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