From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Ketti.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

So we're running on the assumption that a lot of you were following the Murdock trial

or even if you weren't, you find it interesting.

I mean, I talked to somebody last night who was completely unaware of the trial somehow

and then explained it to him and they were fascinated to want to know more because it's

a pretty interesting story.

Oh, there's so many wrinkles to it and so many tentacles.

But the scumbag murderous lawyer, which I can say without saying allegedly now, was found

guilty by the jury very quickly yesterday and sentencing just happened a little bit

ago and now we're about to hear from the judge and hear what he had to say.

Remind me of the expression you gave on the witness stand was it tangled.

Tangle web.

We weave.

Oh, what tangled web.

We weave.

What did you mean by that?

When I lie, I continue to lie.

And I said, where will it end?

It's already ended for many who have heard you and concluded that it'll never end.

But within your own soul, you have to deal with that.

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