The clerk of court accused of tampering with the South Carolina jury that found Alex Murdaugh guilty of two counts of murder denied asking jurors if they thought he was guilty before deliberations or suggesting she thought he killed his wife and son.
Friday afternoon the Attorney General’s Office released its response to a motion filed by Murdaugh’s attorneys asking for a new trial on the grounds that the clerk in the original trial committed jury tampering
Murdaugh and two of his alleged co-conspirators, Cory Fleming and Russell Laffitte, were in court Thursday morning in Beaufort County
SLED: Alan Wilson requested the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division investigate allegations of jury tampering involving the Colleton County Clerk of Court.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – The attorneys for the Satterfield family are discussing developments surrounding the ongoing lawsuit between Alex Murdaugh and the Nautilus Insurance Company. This comes after a recent filing where Murdaugh suggests the insurance company look at the Satterfield family for the nearly 4 million dollars. Gloria Satterfield, Murdaugh’s former housekeeper, died in 2018 after a fall at…
Just weeks after disgraced attorney Alex Murdaugh was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison for the murders of his wife Maggie and son Paul, first responders involved in the case are telling it all.
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — Reaction is coming in from across the country over the guilty verdict handed down to Alex Murdaugh and has quickly become a trending topic on some social media platforms. One of the individuals who is speaking out tonight, South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson. Shortly after Murdaugh was convicted in the double murders of his wife…
Watch the latest coverage of the Alex Murdaugh trial. Sentencing Friday.
Earlier this month a bomb threat was called in at the Colleton County Courthouse and an inmate is facing charges for calling in that threat during the trial.
Disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh says he will take the stand in his own defense at his double murder trial Thursday to present his version of events.
