. >> did you lie to tony satterfield a couple months before june 7? you saw the text. you want me to get it out? >> just remind me. there's been a lot. remind me what it was. >> i'll show you what's been market as 463. >> i don't remember the exact date so -- >> that was in april of 2021. is that right? where you texted him and tell you how hard you're working on the case when in fact you had stolen millions of dollars from him? tony satterfield that got up on the stand and told the jury about that. >> i texted him on april 12th. five weeks before june 7. >> told him everything is okay. you're working hard, right? a complex case. >> yeah, i told him i was working on the case. >> he was the son of your long-time housekeeper, gloria. >> i'm sorry? >> he was the son of your long-time housekeeper, gloria, who served your family for many years. >> that's correct. >> and you stole millions from those boys. >> i stole those funds. >> and he and his family started asking questions as we move to june 7. didn't that happen? >> no. i mean, there wasn't any rise in them asking que

do you remember looking tony satterfield in the eye and lying to him? >> i remember lying to tony satterfield and i remember looking him in the eye on many occasions. >> and lying to him? >> yeah. >> lying to his family? >> i lied to his family. i don't know if i did it in person but i know i had phone conversations with them where i lied to them. >> okay. let's talk a little bit about the pills if we can. >> okay. >> and you've already testified, as have other people, that you were still able to function as a lawyer over the years despite the pills that you were using. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> and you were able of course during this period of time to engage in these relatively complicated thefts that increased over the years that we've just talked about despite the pill usage, is that correct? >> i was. i was. >> all right. and you were also able to, during this time period, convince your staff that nothing was amiss with all of these exhibits, despite your pill usage. >> most of those didn't require convincing my staff, but just so we're on th

do you remember looking tony satterfield in the eye and lying to him? >> i remember lying to tony satterfield and i remember looking him in the eye on many occasions. >> and lying to him? >> yeah. >> lying to his family? >> i lied to his family. i don't know if i did it in person but i know i had phone conversations with them where i lied to them. >> okay. let's talk a little bit about the pills if we can. >> okay. >> and you've already testified, as have other people, that you were still able to function as a lawyer over the years despite the pills that you were using. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> and you were able of course during this period of time t

and looking him in the eye. >> i remember looking at tony satterfield and lying to him and looking at him in the eye. >> and lying to him? >> yeah. >> and lying to his family? >> i lied to his family. i don't know if i did it in person. but i know that i had phone conversations with them where i lied to them. >> okay. let's talk about the pills. so you were able to function as a lawyer despite using pills. >> yes, sir. >> and you were able of course during this period of time to engage in these relatively complicated thefts that increase over the years that we have talked about, despite the pill usage, is that correct? >> i was. >> hmm? >> i was. >> all right. >> and you were able to convince the staff that nothing was amiss during this time that nothing was amiss during this time? while you were on the pill usage? >> my staff -- again, so we are on the same page, i acknowledge that i certainly allowed them to be misled. i certainly allowed them to do things that i shouldn't have done on my behalf knowing that they trusted me. >> how many pills were you using a day? >> it depends upon

>> i remember lying to tony satterfield and i remember looking him in the eye on many occasions. >> and lying to him? >> yeah. >> okay. lying to his family? >> i lied to his family. i don't know if i did it in person, but i know i had phone conversations with them where i lied to them. >> okay. let's talk a little bit about the pills, if we can. >> okay. and you've already testified as have other people, that you were still able to function as a lawyer over the years despite the pills that you were using. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> and you were able, of course, during this period of time to engage in these relatively complicated thefts that increased over the years that we've just talked about despite the pill usage, is that correct? >> i was. >> hmm? >> i was. >> all right. and you were also able to during this time period convince your staff that nothing was amiss with all of these exhibits, despite your pill usage? >> i mean, most of those didn't require convincing my staff, but just so we're on the same page, again, i acknowledge that i certainly allowed them to be misled. i c

and looking him in the eye. >> i remember looking at tony satterfield and lying to him and looking at >> yeah. >> and lying to his family? >> i lied to his family. i don't know if i did it in person. but i know that i had phone conversations with them where i lied to them.

randi, what did tony satterfield have to say today?he stand is help the prosecution make the case that these alleged financial schemes should be included. the prosecution wants to include them, so he says that would help the jury connect the dots. the prosecution as you know is trying to show that alex murdaugh's back was against the wall, loans were coming down and they had time running out, the alleged financial schemes about to be exposed. his mom had fallen down the steps allegedly at the murdaugh home and after she passed away, alex murdaugh had arranged for the satterfield family to sue him. the trouble is, i'll spare you the details, when that case settled, he kept the money and didn't give it to the satterfield family. this has played out in court. here's what tony satterfield said on the stand today. >> did he tell you anything about whether or not you and your brother would get any money? after bills were paid? >> he was hoping. >> did he give you any idea of the amount? >> if i remember correctly one time he tried to get eac

>> right, not only just brian harriet and tony satterfield, he used it as an opportunity to enrich himself. it was ultimate act of betrayal to someone that family loved. you know this guy r asked for forgiveness so many peoples but never said i apologize to any of his victims, he said i did them wrong. but he never said i apologize for breaching the trust that you reposed in me, that i stole the money that you needed at the most vulnerable time of your life when you lost your mother or a catastrophic injury or tons of medical bills. the guy lied, his whole life, then said what the devil's at the door i'm going to tell you the truth now and you must believe me. nancy: eric. i was going to ask about strategy of putting him on the stand. i have to say, he did a pretty good job under directed examination. the lead defense attorney had that all laid out and planned. i wonder how many hours they reversed that, it fell apart, bland. that is all we have fifth amendment right to remain silence so this does not hatch, i feel activity one step forward -- feel it was one step forward on dir directed 2

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>> i remember lying to tony satterfield and i remember looking him in the eye on many occasions. >> andsations with them where i lied to them. >> okay. let's talk a little bit about the pills, if