The lawsuit against Alex Murdaugh was resolved by the family of a teenager who died in a boat accident involving Murdaugh’s now-deceased child. According to the prosecution, the incident allegedly incited the disgraced South Carolina lawyer to murder his wife and their youngest son, who caused the boat to crash.
Read More Alex Murdaugh Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Teen’s Boat Crash
Nearly two months after a judge questioned the credibility of a Colleton County, South Carolina, official but decided that the charges were insufficient to grant Murdaugh a new trial, the court clerk accused of interfering with the jury in Alex Murdaugh’s murder trial resigned on Monday.
Read More Alex Murdaugh Murder Trial Court Clerk Accused Of Jury Tampering Resigns
A South Carolina judge ruled that convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh will not be receiving a new murder trial after his lawyers blamed a court clerk for “jury tampering.”
Read More South Carolina Judge: Alex Murdaugh Will Not Receive A New Murder Trial
Convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh was sentenced to 27 years in prison for several financial crimes including embezzlement, forgery, tax evasion, and more.
Read More Alex Murdaugh Sentenced To 27 Years In Prison For Financial Crimes
Alex Murdaugh, a convicted murderer and purported fraudster, and the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office have negotiated a guilty plea bargain for Murdaugh’s more than 100 financial and drug-related offenses.
Read More Murdaugh Signs Guilty Plea Agreement Before Judge
An appeal court has allowed Alex Murdaugh to request a new trial date after alleged court tampering.
Read More Murdaugh Requests New Trial After Alleged ‘Jury Tampering’ In Appeal