Three jurors who voted to convict Alex Murdaugh of murder last week said in a TV interview that the dog kennel video and his own testimony sealed his fate.
Fox News host Trey Gowdy gives his take on the guilty verdict in the Alex Murdaugh trial on 'Sunday Night In America.'double murder trial spoke out Monday in a TV interview and said that the dog kennel video and the disgraced family patriarch's own testimony were critical in their decision to convict him of fatally shooting his wife and son.Walterboro, South Carolina
On NBC's"Today" show, the jurors were asked what solidified the panel's decision, which sent Murdaugh, 54, away for life. The disbarred attorney from a once powerful legal dynasty in the Lowcountry repeatedly told investigators that he never went to the kennels the night of the murders. But Paul had recorded a cellphone video that captured Murdaugh and his wife's voice in the background minutes before prosecutors say he shot them to death.
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