^{1) List and describe the physical evidence involved in this case (trial of Alex Murdaugh) involving the murders of his 52 year old wife and 22 year old son;}

^{2) Can each of these "pieces" of evidence be corroborated? For example, if you have a witness that gave a statement that they saw something, can it be backed up in some manner? If so, describe. Another example might be the fact that there was no blood found on Alex Murdaugh's clothing when the police arrived, yet he said that he touched them to see if they were alive when he "arrived" on the scene to find them dead... or some of the cell phone evidence.}

^{3) Talk about how forensic science may have a role in this trial and why.}

^{4) Many people talk about the circumstantial evidence involved in this case. If you haven't already done so, talk about the circumstantial evidence and its weight or importance in this case.}

^{5) Even though motive is not essential in determining if Alex Murdaugh may be guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt," what role does it play in the evidence/forensic science as part of this case?}

^{6) Based on everything you will learn in this case, if you were on the jury for Alex Murdaugh, would you find him guilty or not guilty? Please explain why you chose your answer. (Please note that the information I am providing you for this assignment is from LAST year (2023), as we know that Alex Murdaugh was found guilty, but feel free to use any CREDIBLE source(s) you would like, so long as you cite them...}