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Angela Stallings

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Custodian of the June 7, 2021 emergency-call recording who explained how the 911 audio was routed and preserved.

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Angela Stallings testified on direct examination as the Colleton County Sheriff's Office Administrative Services captain, explaining how the county's 911 system recorded and stored calls. She said recording began when a connected call started ringing, access to stored records was limited, and cell-tower routing could send calls through neighboring counties.

Stallings testified that a call transferred from Hampton County reached Colleton County at 10:07:09 p.m. on June 7, 2021, identified Alex Murdaugh as the caller, and was accurately preserved on the offered disc. The recording was played for the jury. She also explained that apparent breaks occurred because the automated system stopped recording during silence and resumed when it detected speech.

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20232023 Murder TrialJan 23, 2023 – Mar 3, 2023Called by prosecution

Angela Stallings authenticated the June 7, 2021 911 recording and explained its timing, routing, storage, and silence-related breaks.

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Summary

Angela Stallings authenticated Alex Murdaugh's transferred 911 call, timed its arrival at 10:07:09 p.m., and explained the recording system before State's Exhibit 11 was admitted without objection and played.

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