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Murdaugh Book: Looking ‘Behind The Doors Of Justice’ And Allegations of Jury Tampering
What’s at the heart of the complaint that could give Alex Murdaugh a new trial?
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The brief excerpts of the book, which were filed with the motion, instantly reveal the book is a self-published, limelight-seeking piece of drivel, but the book and the Clerk’s rabid publicity seeking cast doubt on her adherence to the requirement of impartiality. AM is guilty as hell, the SCAG team proved it abundantly, and it would be a shame if the allegations against the Clerk prove true, costing the taxpayers another trial. At the least, for publishing the book, the Clerk should be removed.
I believe the defense team pounced on the book & Ms. Hill because they have nothing substantial for appeal. She is a soft target to them and the “egg lady” is convenient. He is guilty, the State proved it beyond a reasonable doubt, and Dick & Jim cannot accept it. Or choose not to. It’s a shame that the State of SC has to use resources & funds to deal with this. When it’s all said & done, it will be a big nothing burger, much like all of the other motions the defense filed pretrial.
No excuse for the actions of the Clerk . Hope she is prosecuted!
It’s unbelievable that a trial of this magnitude would be jeopardized by the clerk of court. But there’s no denying that Paul’s Snapchat video places Murdaugh at the scene and time that Paul’s and Maggie’s cellphone destroyed Alex’s alibi. Plus, there was the OnStar data that was retrieved by General Motors from Alex’s Chevy Tahoe.
Although the murder weapons weren’t found, ballistic testing from the rounds by one of the blackout rifles at the house matched those from the dog kennels.