Hoping that Murdaugh’s state charges add up to another life sentence without parole, as he is a perpetual clear and present danger. Then his clown show can end and his interaction with the world ceases forever. But then again, I would place heavy bets that Murdaugh is already indoctrinating fellow prisoners to do his bidding, including revenge. And then there’s Buster . . .
If he pleads guilty he won’t get another life sentence, otherwise, what’s the point of pleading guilty. They will have to offer him something – not a life sentence – or he’s better off taking his chances and fighting it out in court. I can’t believe some of the stupid things people post at the end of these articles because they hate Murdaugh. Speaking of stupid, “journalists” should stop labeling Murdaugh a family annihilator because he technically does not fit the definition. Just because they heard Creighton Waters use the term in court, they’re all jumping on the bandwagon and using the term – incorrectly. Waters did a horrible job cross examining Murdaugh and is lucky the jury was on his side, or he never would’ve gotten a conviction. Why the attorney general risked the case with that moron is a wonder. Lucky for them, all of Colleton County hated Murdaugh so a conviction was inevitable. The defense team won the case for the prosecution by not securing a change of venue for the trial. After that mistake, all the prosecution had to do was stand by and watch. Typical small Southern community – happy to take down someone they’ve envied for years (all the while smiling in his face), and reveling in his fall from grace. Out come the pitchforks and torches. So predictable.
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Hoping that Murdaugh’s state charges add up to another life sentence without parole, as he is a perpetual clear and present danger. Then his clown show can end and his interaction with the world ceases forever. But then again, I would place heavy bets that Murdaugh is already indoctrinating fellow prisoners to do his bidding, including revenge. And then there’s Buster . . .
If he pleads guilty he won’t get another life sentence, otherwise, what’s the point of pleading guilty. They will have to offer him something – not a life sentence – or he’s better off taking his chances and fighting it out in court. I can’t believe some of the stupid things people post at the end of these articles because they hate Murdaugh. Speaking of stupid, “journalists” should stop labeling Murdaugh a family annihilator because he technically does not fit the definition. Just because they heard Creighton Waters use the term in court, they’re all jumping on the bandwagon and using the term – incorrectly. Waters did a horrible job cross examining Murdaugh and is lucky the jury was on his side, or he never would’ve gotten a conviction. Why the attorney general risked the case with that moron is a wonder. Lucky for them, all of Colleton County hated Murdaugh so a conviction was inevitable. The defense team won the case for the prosecution by not securing a change of venue for the trial. After that mistake, all the prosecution had to do was stand by and watch. Typical small Southern community – happy to take down someone they’ve envied for years (all the while smiling in his face), and reveling in his fall from grace. Out come the pitchforks and torches. So predictable.
Wonder how much the denial of Murdaugh’s $600,000 to be used for his legal fees had to do with the settlement?