Twelve and a half hours. That's how long prosecutors spent putting on financial crimes testimony in Alex Murdaugh's first trial. The Supreme Court said it was too much. Way too much. They told the state to cut it back in round two.Blanca Simpson testified for three hours. She covered the shirt, the towel, the pajamas, the car. But anyone who's listened to Blanca talk about that household knows there's a depth of knowledge that three hours barely scratched. She spent two decades learning the rhythms of that family's life. What was normal. What wasn't. Where things belonged and what it meant when they were somewhere else.The retrial forces prosecutors to build a different case. Less financial devastation. More physical and behavioral evidence. And nobody is better positioned to deliver that evidence than the woman who walked through that house twelve hours after the murders and saw, with trained domestic eyes, exactly what had been touched, moved, cleaned, and staged.In this interview, Blanca goes beyond her original testimony. She talks about what she wasn't asked. What she'd want prosecutors to focus on this time. She confronts the moment Alex tried to convince her he'd been wearing a different shirt — and what that attempt tells her about how he viewed the people in his life. And she addresses the reality that Moselle no longer exists as it did — and explains what she can give a jury that the property itself no longer can.Part 2 of a three-part Hidden Killers exclusive.

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