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On this week's court TV podcast, an in-depth look at the dramatic conclusion of the

trial that America watched unfold.

The Murdoch family murders trial.

Alec Murdoch took the stand in his own defense days before a jury found him guilty

of killing his wife Maggie and his son Paul after just three hours of deliberations.

Did the disbarred attorney's own words end up leading to his conviction?

Cortivis Chanley Painter who was in the low country. words end up leading to his conviction.

Cortivious Chanley Painter, who was in the low country of South Carolina, with me,

as this verdict came down, joins the show as we unpack the final weeks of this high profile trial.

This is the Court TV Podcast with Vinny Polytan.

I'm Vinny Polytan. I'm Vinny Polytan. Thank you so much for downloading the Court TV

podcast. Great to have you with us and oh wow what a trial. What a

trippic, epic trial, the Murdoch Family Murders trial. This is a case that took on a life of its own. It was a trial that was supposed to be relatively long by South Carolina standards about three weeks,

ended up being twice as long and five times as dramatic as I thought it was going to be going in.

I know it was a big story, a big case, a big trial,

but really evolved into something else.

And I want to take an opportunity in this podcast.

We're going to go through how things sort of wound up

at the end of the trial.

And with me is Court TV Legal Correspondent,

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