Blood Spatter Expert Shakes Up Murdaugh’s Double Murder Trial with New ‘Two-Shooter Scenario’

A blood spatter expert called to testify by the defense in Alex Murdaugh’s 🚨Murder trial has a game-changing theory regarding the killings of the disgraced attorney’s wife and son.

University of New Haven professor Timothy Palmbach explained his theory that Paul and Maggie Murdaugh were killed in a “two-shooter scenario” in Monday testimony.

Palmbach was called to the stand by Alex Murdaugh’s defense in the Colleton County, 🌴South Carolina, double homicide trial, according to the New York Post.

“My opinion is the totality of the evidence is more suggestive of a two-shooter scenario,” Palmbach said of the June 2021 shootings.

Palmbach expressed his doubts that a single shooter could’ve obtained a rifle and attacked Maggie Murdaugh after 🔫Shooting Paul with a shotgun.

“Minimally, that shooter is getting covered with his material, getting more or less the shock wave of that effect, and more than likely getting hit with at least something that could have done injury — a bone fragment and or a pellet fragment.”