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South Carolina Prosecutors Want Graphic ‘Murdaugh Murders’ Exhibits Sealed
Wait … weren’t they sealed already?

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What are the prosecutors afraid of? Was some of this evidence doctored or tainted in some way? So f’ing what if pics or other evidence are inseminated into public domain? Necrophiles need porn, too!
Seriously though, Folks is right. The public has a right to see these things for their own curiosity and to understand the events and processes that has sent a man to prison for the rest of his life. Removal of that right opens the door to doctoring of evidence, now and in the future
The crime scene images should not be sealed. Murdaug, Buster, Randy Murdaugh and John Murdaugh and the entire extended family need to see them. Those images are the most telling TRUTH of REALITY of Murdaugh’s crimes.
If the jury saw them or could have seen them, then the public should be able to see them. That simple. Privacy is all or none. Once a non-medical non-clergy non-family stranger is let on what is supposed to be private, privacy is lost and can no longer be used as an excuse to exclude the public from court information.
The bodycam videos, the crime scene photos and the autopsy reports are public record. What are they so afraid of that almost 5 years after the murders, and 3 years after the trial and conviction of the person (maybe) who was responsible that they are still refusing to release them?
It’s not the Kennedy assassination FFS.
I say Will Folks, you go get ’em – the people who won’t let you publish them, you take care of this for us. Your coverage of the trial and everything related to it and the murders has been the most reliable, the most interesting and the most knowledgable of all the so-called ‘main stream media’.
We depend on you, both now and then.