No kidding, he’s awesome

If I ever need an attorney, I'm crying because I can't afford Mark Tinsley.

Me Too!

I would want him too.

Sounds like a good plan!

It’s a biased channel

@@JohnSmith-xq6cv Still unprecedented

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It was at that point I would have said “no further questions” lol

Damn!

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😳 you can see the blood going to his head

I’m not even clear on what he was thinking would be helpful here

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@@monicarenee7949 He tried to trap him with questions and get the witness to agree with him, which he wouldn't do.

I’m sure he’s disappointed that he was on camera. He got pummeled. The judge should have begged him to sit down.

@@robertduncker3579 Good comment, Mark kicked his back side. 👍 Of course Alex has money stashed away where ever, I bet he’s bothers know where he’s stolen assets are.

Fits in with the public EASILY then.

Yeah he got his rear handed to him...

Not really necessarily owned, but I know what you mean. The defence has a difficult job to do with the overall case.

@@johnmartin7158I agree with the difficulty of the position that Alec has put them in!

@@christopherschwagmeier6020 You’re totally correct Christopher. Cheers from NZ.

Yes you are right! He even makes Alex look even more evil than he really is! We need more people like this witness in the world, he’s awesome!

Tinsley spanked his ass

He's definitely a great attorney. Should bring him more work

@@billdemarce1789 believe he's retiring to Tn

Yeah except it’s not confidence. This narcissistic witness is about as pompous and arrogant as they come. I’ve seen interviews of the self acclaimed “super lawyer”, he nothing but a chump.

Me too, he’s smart and articulate no way will they intimidate Mark.

Tinsley is full of wonderful surprises. Go get them!

IKR,Tinsely made the defense lawyer look the fool trying to speculate on all sorts of things that never occurred. I've watched this over and over again. He is smart, he doesn't get easily ruffled so he's smart on the stand, and he won't allow the defense to re-write the story or to make him agree with their conclusions. Tinsely was the man!!!

We need more Mark Tinsley's! have him Teach, Professor Mark Tinsley, turn out some fine young attorneys, our future looks brighter!!

I loved that, he kicked Alex Lawyers back side. I bet Alex was giving Mark the death stare. 😉

Yes he is.

Lol and I loved every second of it! 😎

Someone on another video said they wanted Sam Elliot to play this guy when the movie comes out. 😂

Yes, yes and YES!! LOVED IT!

Man of character who paid a witness 1k cash in a "donation"...lol

and if he had intelligence he wouldn't have used his name when payin...err donating to the witness.

IF proven it was him: as you can write any name into donation field. I see it as a sign of support for a woman who cried almost the whole time she was on stand because of the pressure she was under in terms of the power that was facing her - for or against her testimony - and the tough time she may have going forward in life there by speaking truths AM didn't want told. Whether he NG/or/G. IMO, It is a vote for the underdog - for the many silenced voices statewide that have long been ruled by a 'power, prestige, status-Family ' ensconced in a Good Ole Boy Network. I do agree, although it hasn't been stated as such by the above 2 comments, that any contact with a witness that is still under subpoena in a Cr. Trial is not a prudent decision. As the court stated; it would have been excellent fodder for Def cross-examination. To discredit & instill doubt in information & witnesses is the defense's job. And, as we all saw, they declined to do that job in that manner. They saw that barking up the tree of trying to discredit a P. witness who was showing support to another P. witness who was in difficult circumstances due to Alex's below-board actions which potentially threatened her steadfast, hardworking, and honest care-taking job while being themselvesaccused of actual & massive fraud was not going to play well. ▪︎Defense did not pursue this issue in front of the Jury. {1- Perhaps deciding they would have been seen as bullying two people who were lauded & liked counties-wide by ppl who were systemically beleaguered by the ministrations of this powerful Family & Firm. {2- Tinsley loses either way so why fight the $ contribution to Shelly, who's testimony didn't affect much in net-net Prosecution Proof of AM's malfeasance. ▪︎To wit: Alex wins this trial, he is now the victim of two Vigilantes who attacked his family and he doesn't end up with more money because he still has all these legal bills and the sympathy that is engendered from being attacked. ▪︎Now, If Alex loses this trial and is deemed guilty of unaliving his family members: then he has no money either. ▪︎=> there's still not going to be a multi- million-dollar judgment won against the M family in the Boating homicide case. (?) Maybe why the "roadside shenanigans" didn't go as planned. No need. AM had&has 99 other indictments. If Buster had AM's $10M, than he would bear the brunt of the boat case litigation as he would be the last involved Murdaugh alive to sue for Negligence; contributory or proximate. ▪︎This does not mark the end of their meetings. There are still 99 other indictments.

@@Nephthys-ness It was already confirmed to be him...lol

@@mulltothree4375 hi, Buster!

Congratulations, Mom! He exudes integrity-best to you all

Hail Hail Mr Mark Tinsley very proud indeed thank you for your integrity on the stand ❤

Mom you should be very proud. He doesn't let this man manipulate him and exposes his corrupt intentions.

Do you plan on turning your lawn into a shrine for him? Real weirdo's on here.

@@thomasallen6980 Maybe; my yard could use some sprucing up....might plant a tree in his honor, I am thinking oak. Seriously, this man is what every mother dreams her son will be. His mama did well.

Yea ha ha. 😆👍🏼

Dude's a liar and a conman. After the defense called him out on lying about having an order to compel, his only come back was "well we would have got it eventually, maybe, possibly." And then he admitted to lying to the civil court by filing a motion to compel for information he didn't actually need for his case. What an absolute joke.

@@andreichira7518 hi, Buster!

Clearly, you are not following with comprehension

Perfect!

I agree, wholeheartedly. This man absolutely deserves a national recognition.

Tinsley just got caught paying witnesses, and is a known crook. He's just as shifty as the rest of the low country lawyers

That statement right there was the best in the whole trial. Man, I hooted!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Yes a humanitarian award indeed

@@efsmoore2274 which I had known of him and had he had a NYS license I would be introducing myself. Problem solved HE fights for his clients worries about his own pockets later. This man is out for true justice 1st, as my dad would say, "jack, your a_s_ is grass and I'm the lawn mower"

He really makes the Defense look real unprepared! He stood his ground!

This defense attorney sounded completely clueless

If I ever need an attorney, I’m going to hire him.

Right... and this guy thinks bees cocky but I see a doofus!! Not as smart as the average bear!!

👍🏻 Attorney vs attorney levels the playing field.

The defence was choking knew he was floundering😅

@@oliviachetcuti225 YES!!!!!! 👨🏼‍⚖️👨🏻‍⚖️

Agreed. Tinsley played himself.

I think he's just that smart and good at what he does that no one is going to get anywhere with him by throwing crazy stuff at him, especially that defense attorney. I don't believe he had expected being challenged like that by a wittness.

What?! What are you even talking about? He wasn’t cross examined at all .. that was in camera and wasn’t even in front of the jury so it didn’t even matter. This was maybe one of the slimiest witness ever. He literally lied about his whole testimony also sent a witness 1k$ he is a scumbag that’s mad he didn’t get some huge pay day out of this. And imagine people wanting to throw Alex in jail when the state has literally brought shit all for evidence against him. And actually look like they were fabricating evidence. This is the state throwing bullshit everywhere Hoping people are stupid enough to fall for it. Is it really working on you? Are you actually falling for it?

@@Boo-dawg. this wasn’t actual cross and this guys just a scumbag not some smart guy. He literally lied about all his testimony. Are you not understanding what’s happening here? This guys a lying scumbag.

Sounds good but he did not see anything, he has no weapon and he does not know of any motives. Sideshow is all he was.

Because he has no reason to lie and nothing to hide. If you always tell the truth, you'll never have to remember a lie.

Desperate love attempt. He should be on the stand during the next trial, not this one. I guess the "lonely" crowd likes him.

@@thomasallen6980 that makes no sense.

It is a damned murder, not a story about missed payment.

@@thomasallen6980 Well, dah. The lawyer on the stand was still brilliant under oath. Secondly, most murders occur due to financial gain for one of the parties involved. You sound like you have a personal investment in this case.

I look at the facts, not the sex appeal of the balding lawyers.

What made it worse is that particular defense attorney is actually good and that the lawyer giving evidence got him all flustered shows how good he really is.

He keeps waving his hands like a bad stage actor

They' love crooks and people who lie

LOL me too!! Although I’m not retiring for another 10 years 😞

Congrats on retiring!

Please don’t be the reason there are more lawyers 😅

And how to reply on the stand. Facts

I don't see how. If anything, this will be a great video for ethics classes on not lying to a court while under oath. I can see it being used for that purpose, as Tinsley lied out his ass.

@@andreichira7518 we know the lawyer has a burner account. It’s okay buddy, get em next time! 😊

@@Archimedes211 ?

@@andreichira7518 No he didn’t. Trust me, locals know these folks.

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Mic drop

So many GOLDEN QUOTES from TINSLEY!!

My favorite line!!!!

Give Mr Tinsley a beer!! Boom

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All the Prosecution's case is built on three OBJECTIVELY FALSE, or at least unproven, ideas: (1) a man whose father was dying and did die in three days needed to kill his wife and son to gain a delay of two weeks to a month; (2) people react ONLY with uncontrollable screaming OR paralysis at the sight of a shot loved one; and (3) the murders happened THE MINUTE Paul finished filming Cash's tail. In opposition to the second idea, I cite (a) Frame 371 of the Zapruder film: Jackie neither screamed nor was paralyzed the second JFK's head exploded IN Jackie's ARMS but climbed to the back of the President's limo to help Secret Service Agent Clint Hill climb to the moving limo; and (b) the Virginia school teacher who, though herself shot by six-year old student, ushered the rest of the class out of the room and into safety. Please rethink your comments and questions on a clean slate uncolored by the Prosecution's false ideas sold as gospel.

@@marieassaad-faltas1299 You clearly haven't been following this trial closely. You are incorrect that the prosecution's case is built on those three ideas alone. HAVE YOU SEEN THE EVIDENCE? The cellphone telemetry data, the OnStar vehicle GPS data, the phone call in which Alex is heard at the crime scene minutes before the murder occurred when he claimed he wasn't there. He will absolutely be found guilty of these murders without a shadow of a doubt. The three things you listed in a straw-man fashion are only part of the prosecution's case, and only act to fill in some of the gaps that are left by Alex's lack of admission and his dishonesty about the crimes he committed. You would make a horrible defense attorney.

​@@collinbarnard207, first, I am NOT "an attorney" at all but, thank God, a very successful ADVOCATE for myself, and against some of the VERY people now trying to frame Alex Murdaugh for two murders. I am also a physician and surgeon and have experience in Pathology. NOTHING, but nothing, fixes the time of death in my view as "minutes" after the dog kennel video. It is a disgrace that the hill-billies of South Carolina think someone can put his hand, NOT EVEN A THERMOMETER, in a deceased's armpit and fix the time of death at 9:00 pm. PLEASE try to imagine the time of death even at 9:15 pm and view the evidence in that light. And frankly, the most shocking evidence of Alex Murdaugh's non-guilt came from Mark Tinsley's mouth: "I will burn your house down" he admitted saying to AM; then further bragged "make him an offer he can't refuse." Words out of the Godfather's mouth. Why would Godfather killings not have followed?

@@marieassaad-faltas1299 I just re-read your idiotic comment, and I’m interested in how you relate to Alex Murdaugh. Sounds like you’ve been accused of something. You’re certainly acting defensively right now.. what did you do? Did a patient pass away? Did you do something inappropriate? Another question, what’s it like being able to relate to a thieving drug addict that killed his family?

If the witness said that - it was completely inappropriate and an attorney knows that. - I agree btw with the statement .... (as an observer not a witness I am allowed to have and state an opinion) .... but a witness canot say such things. Or insinuate guilt or innocence. He is there to answer questions not to make assumptions and to think about motivations. Prosecutor and Defense have their narrative and their bias and ask accordingly - but the witnesses are not supposed to engage in that. ? Russel Crosby on the stand (a former lawyer collegue of AM) was not trapped by the defense. Who wanted to establish that he is really angry about the damage AM did to the lawfirm: massive financial damage that will cost the other lawyers income but also reputational damage, the hassle of a forensic audit, having to meet the defrauded clients to apologize and come to an agreement what and when they will be paid. Taking out loans to come up with the 4 - 5 million USD (and still counting). But Crosby was asked by the sleazebag of defense attorney: Did you think he did it (meaning did AM kill Maggie and Paul) And the WITNESS wisely said: I do not have the benefit of all the material that this court has. I trust that the jury will make that decision. (I think he did have an opinion, but abstained from giving any hints. And he had a personal interest in the deceased, he seemed to have been close to Paul. as a human it would have been very understandable to tilt his testimony in a certain way. He did not do that and he was incensed - and showed it - that the defense lawyer insinuated he would let the damage to the lawfirm influence his testimony in a double homicide. Of people he cared for no less.

@@franziskani Alex has admitted many times that he stole money from his law firm and from his clients. It was public knowledge at the time this testimony was given, so not inappropriate at all.

​@@franziskani The defence attorney repeatedly asked Mr Tinsley to speculate. He was giving his professional opinion in that speculation. He was commenting on the legal dealings he had with AM, not the matter at hand, which was a murder trial. At no time did I hear him give a personal opinion on AM's guilt or innocence in respect to the murders.

@@franziskani this is kind of false. The witness can say what they’d like, it’s up to the attorneys to object and the judge to rule in those instances.

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😂😂😂my favorite part!

and he said it with a straight face🤣😁

I agree completely! The defense attorney just really seems very inept.

You want his number? Get a man so you can concentrate on the facts.

If I’m ever in SC, I’m going to visit him, please pray for his good health and happiness

@@catherineseiler7407 Amen

Defence is using case law hypotheticals while the witness attorney Tinsley is giving facts.

he is a very rare type of lawyer. he comes across as 100% honest

Let's hope none of us find ourselves in need his services. He has quite the fan club after half of the country seen him in action! He is going to be a busy guy. 💐

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😆 my favorite responses as well!

That was.. In your face, type of response.. I actually giggled.

I loved this!

@@suplex57 Watch the freaking video. It's worth the effort.

woo hoo

Northerners always seem to think a southern accent represents ignorance. Having lived all over the country, I can tell that southerners ARE whip smart and wise beyond many places I've been. Do NOT be deceived.

He’s arrogant as hell and started civil case without proof Paul was driving He’s greedy- he would get 40% of beach’s settlement So when one million was offered ( which is crazy money to most who live there) Tinsley says what? I make 400k? That’s “ not enough for you? “ Plus Paul most likely going to prison for 30 years wasn’t enough either

@@Nasdaqbaby You have a right to your personal opinion. I disagree. Dr. John Matthias, forensic psychologist states that only Paul really could have been the driver, and he sights resources on that.

@@brendakauffman2222 I saw that, however when Tinsley filed it had not been determined who was driving

Very good idea! Let’s pray his health is going to be OK! Men like him will wear a crown someday.

Omg u people are so clueless

You realize the witness is an attorney himself right?

@@joshcantrell8397 of course she does!?! The entire clip discusses his motions and a lawsuit he filed on behalf of his friend. 🙄

@@joshcantrell8397 Not all attorneys make great witnesses. She was correct to praise his performance on the stand.

The witness is as corrupt and a scumbag as anyone else around that area.

@@powerglover2021: You’re probably more right than wrong.

Ikr!

I got your My Cousin Vinny reference! I was thinking the same thing.

Me too!! Keeping your calm like that is definitely a super power! 😂🤣

You mean by lying to the judge about having an order to compel when he didn't have one? Or by lying to the civil court in his lawsuit by claiming he needed that information from AM to pursue his case? If that's what you're talking about, then yes, absolutely. He definitely knew how to handle lying to the court.

He didn't lie. You don't understand

@@andreichira7518you don’t get it hahahaha

I mean, I know what an order to compel looks like when the judge grants mine. He didn't have that. And he admitted under oath that the discovery he was demanding was irrelevant because he was "ready to go to trial." Dude lied. Listen to the defense go over the actual order with him and what he claims it says. He even pulled it from his pocket and he was still wrong.

He had a plan for this document lol pulled it out and shocked them to the core lol So smart! Thank you Mr Tinsley

So many GOLDEN QUOTES from TINSLEY!!

LOVE IT!!! 🤣🤣🤣

I have the upmost respect for Mr Tinsley.

He will. 99 counts!

I mean really.....if you steal the way he did, why so much? What did he buy? The big life? He will get it, in the Big House.

Most of it are tucked away in an offshore account for his favorite son busta-bus 🥕

@@lstruggy Thats what makes him killing his family for THAT reason so weird. Its not like they were going to say. Your family dead debt paid. Its has to be another motive dude killed his family becaus ehe got caught stealing

@@ATLgamingZ6 he was always trying to just buy a little more time, because he always seemed to find a way out before. This was both buying time, buying sympathy, and eliminating his divorce all together.

I Agree he was well prepared I'm like😬🤦‍♂️go sit down defense ,no more questions for this witness. I've never seen a witness sitting on stand go in his pocket and show evidence on behalf of his client proof against the suspect.

That was such a boss move .

When the mic gets dropped ON your feet it’s time to walk away with a limp, lest you end up walking away on crutches.

Exactly!🤷🏽‍♀️

Mic drop at 13:37 applaude Mr. Tinsley

Understatement!!! His AWESOMENESS cannot be gauged!!

Lol

I loved when he pulled out the folded court doc from is jacket. BAM! 😆🤣 Not only was Mr. Mark Tinsley on point and prepared, but he was a mile ahead of the Defense Attorneys

I have to watch again-i wish there was a way to support him through his illness. How about starting a fan club?

Yess...loved it

He’s doing the best he can defending this guy Murdaugh. I thought it was a murder trial but it’s sounding more like financial charges.

He is up wirh all the financial turmininalogy of funancial courts, so I woukdnt say he doung si bad, he just trying to make a point to the jury and that, that he was under lots of pressure on lost it.....possibly.

I forgot what they’re arguing about. I mean they’re arguing law but it seems wildly out of place.

@@lynnhobby32321 Exactly. : )

I think the murder are linked to his money crimes, he was going to use the insurance money to make it look like he had money.

Ikr, the defense attorney is saying, "Damn, Damn Damn."

Lmbo

Mark Tinsley made that guy look like a fool. That defense MONKEY lawyer he never said but one thing and he said the same thing over and over

Yes, segment was riveting and every law professor and adjunct take heed, this is a teach defining moment.

Why is this happening without the jury present??

@@jsfields00 it was an in camera hearing during the trial where the judge heard testimony about Alex's financial motives for the murders. After hearing it all, he ruled in favour of this kind of testimony to be brought in to prove Alex's state of mind and motive.

@@suwaidajalal thanks for explaining,,,,it gets confusing to the ordinary person. Gosh only the Daybell story in Idaho is worse. 4 people killed there including two children,cut in pieces. That one includes a lot of weird Mormon stuff as well. The judge won’t even allow cameras in the courtroom because it’s so sensational. The devil is alive and well,,,,till that day when God Almighty locks him in hell.

They had their popcorn ready!

Whatever happened to asked and answered.

@@laurajercha9587 the plaintiff's lawyer has to object on grounds of asked or answered or its allowed. I think they're letting it ride to see that the defense is fishing for a defense

What a sleezy defense attorney. I was disgusted by his smirk!

nah this witness is an arrogant jerk

So funny that yall don’t understand what just happened. The witness giving a broad open answer and not answering the question exactly is so damning

Straight 💯! This made the Defense look weak and the attorney was clearly getting flustered.

@@sherricason1548 Made the defense lawyer look like a fool, trying to rewrite the story and ask the witness to speculate. Even AM was his friend, but he wasn't going to defer to him and loose a case for his client. He knew something was off, and he believed AM had funds to settle and saw no reason for him not to. The fact he wouldn't made him do the motions to compel to apply pressure.

My favorite thing he said all day

So many GOLDEN QUOTES from TINSLEY!!

The defense attorney that doesn’t even know how his client pronounced his name? wow 😑

Wrong. The prosecution is prosecuting financial crimes while the defense is defending a murder. Defense won with this witness. Right building..........Wrong trial.

@@MissMaisieBelle That was intentional. Everyone is laughing at the drama queen lawyer the prosecution put up. I want to hear about blood smears, not bounced checks.

@@thomasallen6980 Well this is hardly about bounce checks now is it. He screwed his own clients he screwed his business partners. A man who could do such things will also kill to cover up such things. Not to mention that people just simply turn up dead around him. The previous housekeeper. The 19 year old on the road. I suspect this is not the last murder he'll Go on trial for.

@@thomasallen6980 It was important to hear the whole story to see that the story gave AM motive.. Motive proves malice.

Tinsley got them for sure! 👏👏

Agreed, also AM could have settled the case. This forced Tinsley to put Maggie's name on the suit. Tinsley told him if he tried to stack the outcome in any way he'd take Paul and Maggie to another prescient and try it again.

The defence has a difficult job in this case.

@@johnmartin7158 yeah, it's hard to defend the indefensible

@@andicrossley6562 Yes indeed, the defence has a difficult job.

I'm sure the judge enjoyed this lol

I was thinking about that. HOW is he getting away with just talking and not answering yes or no? I mean I’m loving hearing him talk, but how do “regular” people NOT get to “explain” there answer and lawyers do? Doesn’t seem quite fair to me.

@@deannacousin2339 Depends, too, on how the jury sees him. I think he can't conceal his arrogance, thinks he's the smartest guy in the room. Guys like him make effective lawyers.....if they don't tick off jurors or their own clients....or judges, which they often do. Known more than a few like him.

@@deannacousin2339 Go sit in a courtroom for a week--you'll see this every single day. Responses from witnesses aren't solely limited to yes or no. This isn't uncommon nor is he being given any preferential treatment. "Regular people" DO get to explain their answers, sorry. I'm not trying to be rude but you have no understanding of how this actually works. Most of these questions aren't even phrased as yes or no responses and no witness is limited solely to yes or no responses especially when those responses require context or elaboration on the facts.

@@zachsabbath1 thank you so much for taking the time to teach me! 🙏🙂❣️

I may be just prejudice against the defense, but I don’t care for any of the defense lawyers. They don’t seem well prepared.

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😆that was priceless

One relevant important receipt

13:18 WANNA SEE THE ORDER?? please watch the guy bottom right of screen...I SWEAR I heard his neck pop it turned so quick plus...I HEARD his eyebrows raise!!

@@ellemack8987 lol those eyebrows spoke volumes!

we all have his number...And it is ZERO!!

They send a big whale of a lawyer witness to go after Alex the big fish.

He’s ready!! He is on top of things I would hire him as attorney for sure.

Tinsley is crafty and witty man.

Savage!

Right???!

Well they know all the evidence going in. Or they should. That’s how it works and that’s not crooked. They know what the state has and they know what they have. That’s why they call the witnesses that they call. Bc they know what they will testify to for the most part

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Am still cracking up over him pulling out paper from breast pocket. OMG, that was smooth AF flex.

@tracieg8596 bam sucka!! Lol

You want a date or something? I hate it when the old ladies get on here with all their sexual needs. He was just a distraction from the murders. No idea why they put that fool on for a half day. I guess it was some sort of pity party.

@@thomasallen6980 Did she say she wanted to date him? You sound a little mixed up. Sheesh.

Tinsley is a crook. A well known swindler in the area. He's a good lawyer and witness. But the man is not a gem. He just got caught paying witnesses through donations

Thomas there is a term for what you’re suffering; I believe it’s called penis envy my friend

​@@thomasallen6980 You are a fruitcake.

When you know what you know, are truthful, honest and maintain integrity you can be confident without any worries. That's freedom. In any situation. And how totally ridiculous one looks when asking the same question over and over and over because they are unprepared for a prepared professional.

Well said

AMEN

Well said

Only thing, the defense lawyer would be 10x more snarky & rude had his witness not been a lawyer, a layperson would have been told every time they tried to answer one of those complicated questions to only answer with a yes or no.

I was holding my breath

Correct me if I don't have any of this right. Was Tinsley saying he was moving forward with going after Alex for money and wanted a list of all assets and was going to offer him a settlement and if he couldn't pay up then there would be a hearing where he would be court ordered to show all assets. And thats what the paper Tinsley pulled out said?? What I'm trying to get at is, was Tinsley saying this pressure he was putting on Alex would've made him do the murders cuz he said it was from October 2021 and Maggie and Paul would've already been dead at that point. I know I obviously have something messed up but not sure where, maybe you can help me.

@gern5168 The former portion of your assessment is accurate; as for the latter portion, the pressure that Mark was putting on Alex was to get Alex to capitulate. Since Mark knew that he ultimately wouldn't have been able to trust any figure that Alex would've stated, he put in place a backup plan, but he certainly could not have anticipated/foreseen the actions to which Alex resorted.

@@JayArmstrong1227 ok, thank you. And yeah, I don't think anyone could've guessed he would go as far as he did. This whole case is mind blowing! The lengths he went to and for what?! To buy a little time until he figured out who to steal from next. Rob Peter to pay Paul!

My favorite part of his entire testimony 👏🏽😭😭😭😭

Maybe it’s just me but when attorneys act like this defense guy it makes me look for reasons to not like their client.

@@lynnhobby32321 yes me too.

@@lynnhobby32321 right

The defense lawyer DOES know what he is doing, but he has a lousy case. He has to pick at nits, because he has nothing else. Criminal trials aren't like poker, where you can fold if you have a bad hand. You have to play it out, even if your chances are slim-to-none.

@@craigdesjardins3764 if I was the defence I would've wanted to pack it in, just walk on out. I get what you're saying though.