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evidenceevidencephysical2023 Murder TrialAlex Murdaugh's clothing collected by agents at the Moselle residenceCollected clothing included a shirt, shorts, and shoes worn by Alex Murdaugh during the initial interview. Testimony and argument addressed LCD reactions, serology, Hematrace, blood-transfer evidence, and gunshot-residue testing; during a proffer, the State disputed an account that the white T-shirt was covered in blood and said the jury had heard no supporting blood evidence.← All Evidence
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Alex Murdaugh's clothing collected by agents at the Moselle residence

Collected clothing included a shirt, shorts, and shoes worn by Alex Murdaugh during the initial interview. Testimony and argument addressed LCD reactions, serology, Hematrace, blood-transfer evidence, and gunshot-residue testing; during a proffer, the State disputed an account that the white T-shirt was covered in blood and said the jury had heard no supporting blood evidence.

Alex Murdaugh's clothing collected by agents at the Moselle residenceAlex Murdaugh's seized clothing and SLED blood testingAlex Murdaugh's shirt as described to John Marvin Murdaugh by SLED personnelClothing and shoes Alex Murdaugh wore during the initial interviewClothing worn by Richard Alexander MurdaughLCD reactions on Alex Murdaugh's shirt and shortsMurdaugh's clothing, blood-transfer evidence, and gunshot-residue testingShirt cuttings, shorts, and shoes discussed in relation to serology and Hematrace testingShirt tested with HematraceWhite T-shirt that John Marvin Murdaugh said Captain Ryan Neill described as covered in blood; the State said the jury had heard no supporting blood evidence and that no reports had been offered.
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