trouble, and pau-pau got in trouble. and because pregnancy didn't suit her, so we decided that, you know, we would just have the two boys, and you know, i just think how hard it was on her, made her love those boys so much more. and she did. but she was the kind of person, maggie, you know, she could put on the most elegant ball gown and go to the governor's mansion and hang out with, you know, the most affluent people, whatever, or she could come down to, you know, she could go to a food bank in hampton or walterboro and fit in, everybody at both places would say when she left, that maggie, she's a good one. she's just a special person. very special person. >> would you ever do anything to harm maggie? >> i would never hurt maggie. ever. >> will you tell the jury about paul, please, and your relationship with him. >> pau-pau was just the brightest -- he's the most inquisitive young man. he wanted to be a part of everything. if you were working, i can remember as a little boy, you would be working on something. it didn't

>> bus, pau-pau, maggie, my dad. >> okay. >> do you remember calling paul a little detective? >> i don't know that i ever called him a little detective, but i think maggie did. i may have. i mean, he was very intuitive. i heard miriam call him a little detective. i know maggie used to call him that. >> did that have anything to do with the pills? it had something to do with it, paul was always that way, but that -- what led him to be called a little detective, certainly there were times when paul found pills. >> including just a month before the murders, is that correct? >> no, sir. >> do you recall 6/5/23 that was entered into evidence that was a text are from paul to you. >> i did. >> in which he said that maggie found pills your nor bag. >> right. >> you asked me about paul finding them, but it was maggie that found them. >> fair enough so it was maggie who found them? >> yes, sir. >> but paul was the one who reached out to you, correct? >> on that occasion, yes, sir. >> and what was the discussion after that? >> i can't remember exactly what it was, but it was about that i

you only have to have one juror who will say, well, you know, given everything i know about pau-pau,involved in a boating accident and a lot of people were very angry with him because a young girl, teenage girl died during that, even that little seed often turns on, tell me if you think i'm wrong, do you like the person who's on the stand. we've got like five seconds. is he likable? >> probably not. he's already told you he's a liar. he's lied about everything, including lying to law enforcement agents, not just about financial crimes, but about this particular crime. law enforcement agents if you had told the truth could have gone out there and looked for what he says is the real bad guy. we haven't heard about that real bad guy if he exists. >> let's hear now, danny. thank you, let's listen in. >> like when i came back here? i mean, i pulled up and i could see them, and you know, i knew something was bad. i ran out. i knew it was really bad. my boy over there, i could see it was -- and i could see his brain on the -- and i ran over to maggie, and i actually i think i tried to turn

i know that will loven and pau-pau had it right before turkey season, like will loven testified to. >> so it was around actually? >> it was around there at some point in time there, yes, sir. >> all right. so you're saying it got stolen a second time or you just don't know? >> no, i'm not -- >> the 12-year-old stole it a second time? >> i never said a 12-year-old stole any gun? >> okay. the 52 people stole it a second time? >> i don't know that it was stolen. i know when we looked for it at christmas time we couldn't find it. i know that i hadn't seen that gun in a long time. i've heard the testimony that people who were at my house using guns and hunting with us all the time, rogan, buster -- i can't remember about buster, but there was several people who didn't know that gun had been replaced. that tells me that that gun did not stay where our regular guns were, and i know that i didn't see it there, and that tells me that they didn't see it there. >> of course you didn't see it there because it's got to be missing. >> ask that question again. >> one more circumstance for your lates

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of all i'm sorry to mags and pau-pau. anything to hurt either one of them. ever. >> reporter: the decision to testify a risky one for any defendant, but perhaps even more for murdaugh who is opening himself up to questions about a host of financial crimes he still is awaiting trial for. >> we'll talk about it now. >> reporter: waters ticked through allegations of years' worth of theft and fraud. >> make this quick, correct? isn't that what you said? isn't that what you implied? >> no, sir, mr. waters. you have charged me with murdering my wife and my son and i have sat here for all these weeks listening to all this financial stuff. again, i stole money that didn't belong to me. i misled arthur badger to take that money and i was wrong. >> how many times have you practiced that answer before your testimony today? >> reporter: you can see it got a little tense at the end of the day after prosecutor creighton waters spent a couple of hours going through painstaking detail of those financial fraud and theft allegations agains

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it was my father's funeral, i forget the term but sunday, i mean, that's when -- that's when we put pau-pau, that's when we buried them. we didn't bury them when we had the service on friday because i don't think they were done. that's when we buried them along with my dad on sunday. >> and alex, what'd you do the following week, that monday, tuesday, wednesday? >> starting when now? >> so the day after your dad's funeral. >> on monday i went to -- i went to grandma and papa t.'s somerville. >> at some point monday -- >> in the afternoon, you mean what did i do when i got up that morning? >> where did you stay? >> we stayed at greenfield sunday night, so we woke up at greenfield on

for s.l.e.d., all of those factors combined and made me -- i also know him asking me about maggie and pau-pau contributed to that paranoia. all i'm saying is i'm not dispuing that i lied. i'm just saying at this point you're saying i made a conscious decision to lie here, and i'm saying i don't think i made a conscious decision right there. >> okay. later? >> i believe so. >> had you already had your gsr done at this point? >> yes, sir, i had. >> okay. you already talked to your law partners and heard sheriff hill, and now you're blaming them and blaming chief alexander now as well for your lies? >> no, sir, mr. waters. >> you didn't say that yesterday. you just added that one. >> please give him an opportunity to answer the question. >> objection. >> you can finish your last answer. >> mr. waters, i'm not blaming anybody. i accept full responsibility for what i did. what i'm saying is what i believe contributed to me doing that and the reason why i did that. i think those folks were trying to help me so i don't blame them. i think they were worried about me. >> okay. i don't dispute that, bu

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about sort of the folksy way in which he talked about members of his family, grandma and papa t and pau-pau referring to the son who died and bus, his other son who actually testified and trying to paint this picture, right, of a very loving family. he went to the home of his now deceased wife's parents and so on. talk a little bit about, if you will, what we know about this family and how they have done since then. >> reporter: well, we have heard lots from testimony in this trial. we've heard five weeks of testimony and friends and family, you haven't heard one person describe any conflict, any disagreement, any aggressive behavior, any phone calls to the police before this for potential domestic violence calls or anything else. you have seen a picture through the witness testimony of both prosecution and defense of a pretty wholesome family. they did attend sporting events together, they did go to the beach together, they did call and text each other. that's all very clear. i think they are reinforcing that at this point, and trying as much as they can to paint that picture. but i think

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would never hurt maggie mueller report d-- maggie murdaugh, pau murdaugh. >> two notes, it was showingframe where the murders occurred as well according to prosecutors. there was no activity at all. he said he had left the phone in the house, in the main house on the property and didn't take it with him to the kennels. it's worth noting there were a flurry of phone calls being made by alex murdaugh. he was calling to check on his father at one point. the prosecution is suggesting that all of those phone calls were made to try and establish an alibi. brianna. >> randi kaye live in south carolina. thank you for that. the. >>> joining us now is laura coats and shan lu to discuss what dramatic days on the stand for alex murdaugh here. laura, what were the big moments today as he was on the stand again in his own defense? >> you know, one of the things to keep in mind, talking about a cross examination, brianna, there is a sweet spot between giving this witness enough rope, so to speak, to harm themselves. i mean, enough to give them a very concise statement and you really want ideally for