The Murdaugh Mystery? Part 2 — Maggie’s Phone Kept Counting After She Died

Maggie Murdaugh’s phone kept counting after she died. At 8:53 on June 7, 2021 it logged fifty-nine steps across Moselle, then stopped for good. The state’s cell-phone analyst told jurors a step count like that means the phone was in someone’s hand. On cross he agreed a thrown phone can also register movement. For thirteen minutes, from 8:49 and thirty-one seconds to 9:02 and eighteen seconds, hers was the only phone on the property that moved. Paul’s locked at one minute past 8:49 and never opened again. Alex’s recorded nothing at all. Part 2 sets his sworn story beside the record. The golf cart ride nothing captured. The five or ten minutes on the couch. The twenty minutes at his mother’s house, and the text he sent at 9:47 that Maggie never read. The state calls those thirteen minutes his. The defense says a stranger’s hand, and has never named one.

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