He said he wasn't there. But his son's video caught him red-handed.

Alex Murdaugh said he stayed in the house. His son Paul's video captured a voice at the kennels. In court, Murdaugh acknowledged that he had been there — and had lied about it. This Last Denial documentary follows that contradiction through two recorded police interviews, an explanation of the kennel recording, and Murdaugh's own testimony. Follow his account, the evidence that challenged it, and his explanation under oath. In this revised edition, the kennel recording and selected excerpts are explained through original narration and illustrations following a copyright claim. The kennel recording itself is not played; a reference link is included below. It shows a dog and captures voices, not the incident itself. Murdaugh acknowledged giving a false account of his whereabouts while continuing to deny responsibility for what happened to Maggie and Paul. CHAPTERS 00:00 The claim and the recording 00:30 His first account 02:45 A possible outside threat 05:12 Was anything recording? 06:53 The nap and the phone calls 08:45 The account, repeated 12:36 Questions about firearms 16:42 Paul's locked phone 18:44 When did he last see them? 21:16 The kennel recording — explained 22:50 The question under oath 24:36 Why he says he lied 28:39 The overturned convictions and retrial Which moment changed your view? Leave a timestamp and your reasoning. Subscribe to Last Denial for more recorded interviews and case breakdowns. CASE UPDATE — SEPTEMBER 25, 2026 The 2023 convictions in the case concerning Maggie and Paul were overturned in May 2026 after the South Carolina Supreme Court found improper outside influence on the jury and ordered a new trial. This was not an acquittal; the charges remain pending. The retrial is currently scheduled for April 5, 2027, in Sumter County. Separate financial convictions remain in place. Dates and case status may change. SOURCES First recorded interview, June 8, 2021. Second recorded interview, June 10, 2021. Paul's kennel recording — reference only, described in this edition. Trial testimony, February 23, 2023 — WLTX. South Carolina Supreme Court opinion. Retrial date and venue reporting. Separate federal financial case. Interview and testimony excerpts are edited and arranged for analysis. Dates and context changes are labelled. Commentary, illustrations, animation, and editing by Last Denial. Narration is AI-generated. Drawn scenes and the thumbnail are illustrative composites, not authentic case photographs. Routes and audio graphics are conceptual, not forensic measurements. Retained archival excerpts use their original recorded voices; narrated summaries are not recordings of the people described. #AlexMurdaugh #Interrogation #TrueCrime