Alex Murdaugh Interrogated About Brutal Murders of Wife and Son — FULL Interview

WATCH: Alex Murdaugh gets interrogated by investigators for the third time following the brutal murders of his wife and son in June 2021. Almost three months later, Murdaugh spoke with police again to inquire about details of the killings and investigation. Agent David Owen, who considered Alex the “only known suspect” at this point in the case, grills the disgraced lawyer about his apparently inconsistent timeline from the night of the killings and directly asks him if he killed Maggie and Paul.

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[ashleyyy]

How many different shades of red can Alex’s face turn lol

[canman]

No way someone else planned to show up to kill them hoping to find guns laying around to use.

[shelbywilmoth]

He NEVER asks if they have found or are getting close to finding the killer!

[mathewgladden]

The fact that Alex lies about that not being his voice on the kennel and then supposedly realizing some “man’s voice” was apparently heard with Maggie and Paul down at the kennels (three minutes before they die) basically says everything. He’s guilty. Anyone who doesn’t see that is just foolish. Any other human father would be yelling “HOW DO WE FIND OUT WHO THAT IS!! Can I see the video!!!! Let me hear it!!!!”

[samum]

Not once did Alex call Paul “PawPaw” here. If it was such a strong habit, it would have slipped once or twice.

[jolo]

Dude thinks he's the smartest man in the room when really he's just someone who's finally backed in a corner and can't talk his way out.

[rebeccacotham]

The lack of response to ‘ we’ve established family guns are used’ says EVERYTHING

[mmurphy]

He says, "Obviously, no one else was out there." how does he know no one else was out there? He just found the bodies.

[tygr]

Gotta love how his lawyer was firmly at his defense before the interview started...by the 20 minute his lawyers vibe totally changes as he looks directly at his client as he answers and his head sinks and he sits back as he realizes Alex wreaks of guilt. 😅

[arlenahightower]

Can’t stop watching these replays of this trial.

[Ejy]

This man has to have ice running through his veins. Imagine picking up a shotgun, holding it steady enough to aim it at your son's head, knowing you are about to kill your own son and pulling the trigger TWICE. Then picking up the next gun, after you just blew your son's head off, aim it at your wife, keep the gun steady, and pull the trigger FIVE times.

Then, the nerve to proclaim your innocence and put all your friends, acquaintances and family through a trial, subjecting them to the horror you created, just so you can get away with murder and live your life.

[lovemalika]

Crazy how there's so much drama and trauma in this man's life...Drama and trauma that HE created!

[razzakazza]

friend of mine after visiting me was killed in a vehicle accident 20 mins after leaving my house and i remember our entire conversation

[cdelane]

Same attorney sitting there with him same one that was helping him steal people's money.

[tondog]

"obviously there was no one else out there" Crazy how many times this guy basically confessed

[julia]

He wasn't aware that his son was video taping him with the tree lol

[heisrisen]

It kills me that every time he is questioned, he fake cries for a minute then siffs snot and clears his throat the rest of the interview. Like that will somehow touch the hearts of the police.

[angel]

Thank God his son filmed that video just before he died.
Without even realising it he was proving his dad was guilty!!!

What a pathetic man! Just evil.
His wife and son had absolutely no chance

[luciadelia]

I love watching detectives do what they do best. Interrogate the guilty!

[broderickmorgan]

Never once does he refer to Paul as paw paw in this video like he constantly did during the trial to convince the jury that he had an affectionate name for Paul to garner sympathy from the jury