Stephen McDaniel gives an interview before he was convicted and finds out on live TV that the body of his victim, Lauren Giddings, has been found.

I bet you he was

Television reporter deserves a mighty big thank you from the police investigative team and the prosecution.

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He really would have got away with the murder if the body wasn’t found.. Man got rid of all evidence and he’s also a sweet talker

In the early hours of June 26, 2011, Stephen McDaniel broke into the apartment of his neighbor and fellow Mercer University law school graduate Lauren Giddings, then murdered her and dismembered her body. On June 29th, Giddings’ family and friends reported her missing. When local news media in Macon, Georgia heard about her disappearance, they sent a camera crew to her apartment complex. There, on June 30th, reporters from the television station WGXA conducted an interview with McDaniel. During the interview, McDaniel posed as a concerned neighbor. He described Giddings as “nice as can be” and “very personable.” But shortly into the interview, McDaniel’s behavior took a dramatic turn. After he learned from the reporter that “a body” had been found, his worry turned to utter panic. “Body?” he said, visibly anxious. “I think I need to sit down.” Though some may have initially thought that McDaniel’s reaction was merely the shock of losing a friend, police named him as a person of interest in the investigation just one day later. And it was later revealed that McDaniel was indeed the one who had killed Giddings and butchered her body.

Lauren Giddings (left) was strangled to death by her friend and next-door neighbor and classmate Stephen McDaniel (right) - who pleaded guilty to the crime in court on Monday in Georgia

& the whole episode of this show it took them all that time to find out it was him 😐. Soon as I seen him on the news & saw his face turn white when the reporter told him THEY FOUND THE BODY I knew it was him 🤦🏾‍♀️. Im so happy they got justice in this case.

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Lauren Giddings was murdered by Stephen McDaniel on June 26, 2011, in Macon, Georgia, United States. Giddings was a recent graduate of Mercer Law School and McDaniel pleaded guilty in 2014.[1] He was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison.