Jason Ryan’s ‘Swamp Kings’ Dives Deep Into Murdaugh Dynasty

Jason Ryan’s highly-rated “Swamp Kings” is by far the best yet dive into the Murdaugh family actors. Historical. Factual. Compelling. Disturbing.

The Murdaughs really were “swamp kings,” taking into servitude the South Carolina political, judicial and law enforcement system, starting with suicide of Randolph Murdaugh Sr and the $100k fraudulent lawsuit won by Randoloh Murdaugh Jr. in the 1940′. AleX learned from the masters of deceit that people were nothing more than objects to be used and abused. How these men for nearly 100 years were able to sit on their thrones and exert the power, influence authority and deceit over everyone they encountered is perhaps the reason why so many are intrigued to learn more the Murdaugh mafia enterprise, including help from the PiMPED law firm.

Maggie and Paul were victims in the end but they, too, embraced their lives of wealth and entitlement and kept their mouths shut to keep the money flowing, like everyone else in this debased, corrupt, dysfunctional, criminal and sick family and all the others bought and paid for and kept shaking in their shoes out of fear of retaliation.

To complete the story, Valerie Bauerlein’s highly-rated book “The Devil at His Elbow: The Fall of a Southern Dynasty”, is set to be released August 20. This book focuses more on Alex, the murders and the “trial of the century”.