Alex Murdaugh's law partner shines light on 'emotional' reputation in court

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Murdaugh previously became overtly emotional and broke down in tears during a lengthy testimony on Thursday and Friday.

also led to the bombshell admission from Murdaugh that he had lied to investigators previously and had been near the dog kennel where he is accused of killing his wife and son on the night of the crime.following his Tuesday testimony, Crosby explained that Murdaugh could often become overtly emotional while arguing cases in court during his legal career, echoing his tear-soaked demeanor last week.

Alex Murdaugh stands during a break in his murder trial at the Colleton County Courthouse in Walterboro, South Carolina on February 24, 2023. His law partner, Ronnie Crosby, said that Murdaugh has a tendency to get emotional in court."He was a theatrical-type presence in the courtroom," Crosby explained."And he could get very emotional during closing arguments in front of a jury.

Murdaugh is accused of fatally shooting his wife Maggie, 52, with a rifle and his son Paul, 22, with a shotgun near the dog kennels on his family's hunting property in Islandton, South Carolina, on the night of June 7, 2021. Despite previously stating that he had not been near the kennels that night, he admitted last week that he had been there after a video retrieved from his son's phone last year showed him talking with his wife minutes before the shooting allegedly took place.

Despite the unflattering admission and history of seemingly changing his story, Murdaugh has continued to insist that he is innocent of killing his two family members.

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