Alex Murdaugh Juror Reveals Key Evidence That Convinced Jury He Was Guilty In Just '45 Minutes'!

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Alex Murdaugh’s trial lasted nearly six weeks, and yet on Thursday night, the jury only needed three hours to deliberate before coming back with a guilty verdict.

That’s pretty speedy for such a massive case — and it was actually even faster than that!! Sitting down with Good Morning America on Friday morning, before Alex was sentenced to two life sentences for murdering his wife Maggie, 52, and son Paul, 22, juror Craig Moyer revealed it was cell phone evidence — specifically a video that allegedly placed the disgraced South Carolina lawyer at the crime scene just moments before the murders — that had him convinced of Murdaugh’s guilt. Related: Honey Boo Boo’s Boyfriend Had A Gun & Drugs In The Car During Arrest! In a very candid interview, the juror explained: At the start of the trial, prosecutor Creighton Waters revealed Paul had taken a cell phone video near the dog kennels on the family’s property just minutes before he and his mother were fatally shot.

During the trial, several witnesses testified that they heard the voices of Paul, Maggie, and Alex in the video, which is pretty major considering the 54-year-old claimed he was not home at the time of the brutal killings.

The contents of the video proved so detrimental to Alex’s case, that when he took the stand to share his side of the story, he actually admitted to lying about his whereabouts on the night of the deaths!