In Alex Murdaugh's trial, a forensic pathologist named Dr. Jonathan Eisenstat took the stand and explained why he disagreed with the autopsy findings on the trajectory of the bullets that killed Paul. Dr. Eisenstat's testimony was a crucial moment in the trial, as he testified that Paul's shooter would've been covered in blood and brain material based on his findings. This testimony challenged the prosecution's case and added a new twist to the already complex trial. The expert witness's testimony brought the focus back to the forensic evidence and the credibility of the autopsy report, reigniting discussions on the validity of the prosecution's case. #ForensicEvidence #TrialTestimony #ForensicScience #MurderTrialUpdates

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