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The Trial Of Alex Murdaugh

The Trial Of Alex Murdaugh

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Tune in to True Crime Today's riveting coverage of the Alex Murdaugh murder trial and experience every jaw-dropping moment, hour by hour. Don't miss a single detail as first-degree murder charges loom over Murdaugh for the tragic deaths of his wife and son. Join us on our podcast feed for an immersive and captivating courtroom experience like no other.

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  • Alex Murdaugh Appeal EXPOSED: Prosecutors DENY IMPACT Of Jury Tampering Claims

    Alex Murdaugh Appeal EXPOSED: Prosecutors DENY IMPACT Of Jury Tampering Claims
    Aug 13 2025
    Alex Murdaugh Appeal EXPOSED: Prosecutors DENY IMPACT Of Jury Tampering Claims

    The battle over Alex Murdaugh’s murder conviction just hit another explosive chapter — and this time, it’s the State firing back. In a newly filed 182-page brief, South Carolina prosecutors are urging the state supreme court to reject Murdaugh’s push for a new trial, despite allegations of jury tampering by court clerk Becky Hill.

    Hill allegedly told jurors during the trial to “watch his body language,” a comment Murdaugh’s defense team says crossed the line and poisoned the verdict. They argue that when a court official makes a statement like that, the law should presume prejudice — and that presumption alone should be enough to warrant a retrial.

    But prosecutors aren’t conceding an inch. They describe Hill’s conduct as “foolish and fleeting,” not the kind of influence that changes the outcome. They point to the January 2024 evidentiary hearing, where retired Chief Justice Jean Toal found no credible proof the remark affected deliberations. And they remind the court of the evidence that sealed Murdaugh’s fate: the kennel video placing him at the crime scene minutes before the murders, his repeated lies about being there, and the phone data locking him into the timeline.

    The State also defends the week of financial-crime testimony — which the defense claims was unfairly prejudicial — saying it established a clear motive. They argue that even if Hill’s comment was improper, the evidence against Murdaugh was overwhelming, making any misstep harmless.

    Now, with Murdaugh’s team preparing their reply and oral arguments expected in the fall, the South Carolina Supreme Court will have to decide: was this a harmless slip, or a crack in the foundation big enough to collapse the whole verdict?

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  • Alex Murdaugh Appeal EXPOSED: Jury Tampering, Flawed Forensics, & Missing Evidence

    Alex Murdaugh Appeal EXPOSED: Jury Tampering, Flawed Forensics, & Missing Evidence
    Aug 11 2025
    Alex Murdaugh Appeal EXPOSED: Jury Tampering, Flawed Forensics, & Missing Evidence
    The Alex Murdaugh case is back in the spotlight — not because of new charges, but because of an explosive appeal that could rewrite the ending of one of the most notorious murder trials in South Carolina history.
    In December 2024, Murdaugh’s defense team filed a 132-page appeal with the South Carolina Supreme Court, claiming his double murder trial was “infected with unfairness” from start to finish. The allegations are staggering: jury tampering by former court clerk Becky Hill, the use of questionable forensic evidence, the admission of six days of testimony about unrelated financial crimes, and the discovery of previously unseen text messages between Murdaugh and longtime associate Curtis “Eddie” Smith.

    At the heart of the appeal is Hill’s alleged interference with jurors — comments she’s accused of making during the trial, urging them not to believe Murdaugh’s testimony. Hill has since been arrested on perjury, obstruction, and misconduct charges, but not for jury tampering itself. The defense says this is enough to demand a new trial. The State says it’s inappropriate but not enough to overturn the verdict.

    The forensic fights are just as intense, with the defense attacking shell casing toolmark analysis and an unscientific “iPhone toss” demonstration used to rebut their theory of a third-party culprit. And now, the Eddie Smith texts have thrown fuel on the fire, with the defense claiming they were never disclosed.

    The State’s response is due any day now. Oral arguments could happen this fall, but a ruling may not come until 2026. If the convictions fall, it won’t mean Murdaugh is declared innocent — it will mean the court decided the trial itself wasn’t fair.

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  • Big Breakdown: The Fallout From The Crimes of Alex Murdaugh

    Big Breakdown: The Fallout From The Crimes of Alex Murdaugh
    Jun 26 2025
    Big Breakdown: The Fallout From The Crimes of Alex Murdaugh
    This comprehensive episode retraces the dramatic unraveling of the once-powerful Murdaugh dynasty of South Carolina. We begin the timeline in February 2019, when Alex’s son Paul and friend Mallory Beach went missing after a nighttime boat crash—Paul had a BAC of .24 and Mallory’s body didn’t resurface until eight days later . The boat wreck forced the first cracks in the family’s facade, triggering lawsuits and allegations of cover-up.

    Our coverage escalates to June 2021, when Alex’s wife Maggie and son Paul were found shot dead at the family’s Moselle estate, and Alex was indicted in July 2022—then swiftly convicted in March 2023 after jurors deliberated less than three hours . We explore the dual legacy: one of brutal personal betrayal and another of financial fraud—Alex allegedly stole $8–10 million via various schemes, including the Gloria Satterfield case and settlement diversions, and was later arrested on nearly 90 charges including money laundering and insurance fraud .

    We analyze how the dynasty’s roots—four generations of prosecutorial influence—enabled corruption and protection, only to collapse spectacularly as crimes came to light . His legal troubles didn’t end with the murders: he pleaded guilty to federal charges including defrauding the bank and stolen insurance money, serving a cumulative 27-year sentence .

    Finally, we assess aftershocks: Buster Murdaugh’s retreat from public life, the Netflix and second-series revelations of deeper scandals, and lingering investigations into other suspicious deaths including Stephen Smith and Gloria Satterfield . This episode isn’t just about a crime—it’s about the collapse of a legal legacy, the ripple effect on a community, and lessons on unchecked power.

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Alex Murdaugh hired two good friends to represent him!!! I would highly recommend you never hire friends to represent you in a murder trial!!! Dickie meandered his way through cross examination and I was more confused with his questioning but perhaps that was the point.

The worst defense mony can buy!!!

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