South Carolina | Law & Crime - Part 19

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'That was a lie': Alex Murdaugh notches significant victory with testimony about state's failed 'blood spatter' claims

Colin KalmbacherFeb 23rd
Alex Murdaugh describes finding his son's 'brain laying on the sidewalk' on the night of the Moselle murders

Colin KalmbacherFeb 23rd
Alex Murdaugh tells jury he 'did lie' about whereabouts on night of murders but blames drug use: I'd never 'intentionally' harm my wife and son

Colin KalmbacherFeb 23rd
Unconstitutional laws used to prosecute 'obnoxious' or 'boisterous' school children struck down by federal court

Elura NanosFeb 23rd
Alex Murdaugh repeatedly questioned over financial crimes during cross-examination on day 21 of double murder trial

Colin KalmbacherFeb 23rd
Defense signals Alex Murdaugh may take the stand in his own defense – double murder trial day 20

Colin KalmbacherFeb 22nd
Expert says Alex Murdaugh was too tall to fire the shots that killed his wife and son

Colin KalmbacherFeb 21st
Alex Murdaugh's trial judge calls out defense lawyer for tweet criticizing 'sloppy' law enforcement investigation and compares him to Kyrie Irving

Colin KalmbacherFeb 21st
Buster Murdaugh tells jury of father's peers how he felt when learning mom and brother were shot to death: 'I was in shock'

Colin KalmbacherFeb 21st
Buster Murdaugh takes the stand during day 19 of Alex Murdaugh double murder trial

Colin KalmbacherFeb 21st
Woman killed mother-of-two in front of her kids after grocery store argument: Police

Vanessa BeinFeb 19th
The state rests their case on day 18 of Alex Murdaugh double murder trial

Colin KalmbacherFeb 17th
Alex Murdaugh double murder trial — Day 17

Colin KalmbacherFeb 16th
Alex Murdaugh double murder trial Day 16 ends with defense opening the door to infamous roadside shooting

Colin KalmbacherFeb 15th
Alex Murdaugh double murder trial — Day 15

Colin KalmbacherFeb 14th
Husband found guilty of murdering wife with 19-inch butcher knife because 'she would never shut up' after just 40 minutes of jury deliberations: Prosecutors

Matt NahamFeb 13th