Murdaugh Murder Mystery: Is Alex Murdaugh A Drug Kingpin?

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[@tylerm1997]

“How do you describe their wealth?” “Fraudulent”

[@HappyPupMomma]

ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS follow the money. ALWAYS.

[@louisebelcher1497]

Long-standing Corruption, for sure.

[@bradr2142]

Good observation Tyler. Thiefs.

[@gamezone2470]

So similar to TRUMP family All fraudulent

[@audreydaleski1067]

Bold audacity.

[@crystalclear7984]

Alex says they have both been shot, and then says- I have been up to it now and it is BAD. Sounds like he went nowhere near them to start with to help. How would he have known they were shot.

[@bamazing2731]

You are so right!

[@thefarmerswifeknits6190]

And claims he checked them for pulses and yet had no blood on him.

[@brandysnaps9221]

It’s a syndicate that runs deep. Drugs is not the main concern of the syndicate. Why was Alex’s brother allowed to walk the crime scene with first responders? Alex bought Moselle in a deal off one of those drug importers and a very dubious deal.

[@crystalturken]

I didn’t know About the phone , but I’m not surprised 😮

[@imhere653]

@@crystalturken You might consider subscribing or watching KZbin channel "Murdaugh Murder Podcast". It's run by a local journalist named Mandy Matney, who has been investigating the Murdaugh family for over three years. If you'd like to know specific details about the whole scope of what's happened regarding Alex Murdaugh. This includes the cooperation of Palmetto State Bank, lifetime friend and fellow lawyer Corey Fleming, and a local lady judge named Mel _____ ? that have availed themselves and their power to help this thievery down the river with little interference. It's a good time to catch up on previous podcasts. Mandy is getting married and will be gone for 2 weeks. Her partners will still be producing research and news in her place. They also cover the ties to the deaths of Gloria Satterfield, Stephen Smith, and Young Mr. Pinkney. Her intense research focus on Murdaugh developments exclusively definitely satisfy the curiosity of anyone following this saga. She doesn't miss a grain of sand or blade of grass. She is thorough and mercifully considerate enough to explain some of the points that might be a little difficult for some to understand. You'll be an expert on the subject if you listen to Murdaugh Murder Podcast.

[@crystalturken]

@CannibalCupcake thank you !!!! I will definitely check it out ❤️

[@BlackStump172]

@@crystalturken It is up to Episode 49 ! Unbelievable and so complicated .

[@John_Wood_]

What is the main concern of the syndicate?

[@HappyPupMomma]

Don’t addicts GAIN weight after stopping the drugs and sit in prison? He couldn’t function as an attorney if he was an addict of twenty years. I call BS.

[@BlackStump172]

Definitely BS !

[@wheelb4973]

Nobody gains weight in jail . The food is barely edible .

[@makeitrainmoodymane874]

Y’all trippin …. Them pain pills have you workin like Superman …. Back in my young days I’m sure my boss man heavily favored my work ethic 💯

[@wheelb4973]

@@makeitrainmoodymane874 A green gobler 80 would make me work like a mad man

[@teemarie5478]

He actually could’ve easily worked as long as he didn’t run out. That’s when it would have been noticeable. This comes from someone who knows first hand, 99.9% people would never notice they on drugs until they broke. Pain medicine & even strong anxiety medicine does not leave people in able to function, on the contrary my company would tell me I was one of the best workers 😂💀

[@amandas.7143]

i feel like when you talk about this case you have to talk about the boat crash. that really got everything in motion

[@KS-hi8vi]

Mallory’s didn’t die in vein. But let’s not forget it was Mandy Matney who found the Satterfield $505,000 settlement. That opened Pandoras box.

[@michaelbailey5736]

The boat accident was the culmination of the entitlement lifestyle of that whole clan. It's just the tip of the Iceberg.

[@peterbustin2683]

Great journalism, Dana. We need this kind of investigative work.

[@MedusaEcho]

I’m an addiction psychologist. Actually after 10 years I can’t handle that demographic anymore and I’m going back to study to become a teacher. After an ectopic pregnancy I got hooked on opioids for years. It makes you numb but it didn’t stop me from doing anything. Addiction is different to dependency. Plus, I have a friend who is a history lecturer and been on heroin for more then 25 years. Actually heroin. He look skinny and pale but if you don’t know there’s no any way of seriously thinking he may be a user. Another friend just stopped after 30 years. He worked as a manager caretaker of private posh building in Chelsea. He’s a biker and he was overweight. Now he lost weight, he’s vegan and different person. It’s extraordinary how many people are on heroin and carry on with normal productive lives.

[@ARolls-dd2zd]

Functioning alcoholic, functioning drug addict.

[@shannonmarie6227]

Omg the news reporter that went to the drug house 😂 give her a raise!!

[@whiteraven69]

I think she was very foolish to go talk with gang members.

[@BlackStump172]

@@whiteraven69 Brave which is what makes a good investigative reporter .

[@kristy-lou8762]

Absolutely good on her 👏

[@SarahSmith-lr9pg]

There’s back story they haven’t even mentioned about his son killing that girl while drunkenly driving a boat, and his daddy getting him off. I think it’s important backstory with the drug charges against him, because the assertion always was he owned the cops. I think people outside looking in thought it was just because he was a big fish in a small pond. But now I also think there are probably some crooked cops in that area that are helping with the drugs in some way, either by being paid off, or what have you.

[@supervidere7]

ahhhh it's him! This just got a little more interesting then. Thank you.

[@Grown-N-Nosey]

He comes from a family lineage of murderers. They owned cops, judges, the whole nine.

[@gmimi2]

@@candlebox7701 Yes, Stephen is a victim too and should be remembered and brought up. Thank you for bringing up his name!

[@bro6568]

What if Buster and him shot the mom and brother? Just saying..

[@bro6568]

@@candlebox7701 yea I think so.

[@cabinlifeatedensprings1710]

My opinion is that Alex is not on drugs, and he probably wants to be in jail for his on protection. I do believe he ran drugs, and I think he had other interest. And he knows more about Steven.

[@PamelaH_HappyVibes]

I don’t think it’s drugs, I think it’s gambling.

[@MiturBinEsderty]

No he def was on hill billy heroin. Look at how less bloated he is. He looks a lot healthier. You go to rehab in lieu of going thru withdrawal. Shame on these people for making light of addiction. There are plenty of people professional who are addicted. It’s very easy to hide his problem

[@lindatexas5906]

He couldn't have taken that amount of drugs for so many years, he would have a big problem functioning daily

[@nelsonperez8482]

U can hear it in his voice on jail calls that he was dope sick n I'm sure his family could his it in his voice also..he's got the dope junky voice n I've heard that voice from family n friends who do percs, oxcy, heroin ..sad

[@MedusaEcho]

It’s been said initially heroin addiction

[@eoinoconnell185]

If he is a drug kingpin, where is the cash ? He allegedly stole from his law firm clients. Drug dealers try to launder money into the system, not steal clean cash out of it. Something isn't right.

[@deaf2819]

And you better believe them sheriffs are DIRTY and their deputies DIRTY. I promise there’s some slither at minimum of truth from these gang members.

[@handyvan3422]

gang member wouldn't lie about things like that

[@tmp1111]

Vinnie! Been watching you since the 80's on Court TV ❤

[@gmimi2]

Me too!! He's the best isn't he?! My hubby is fully aware that I have a soft spot for Vinnie ♥️😉

[@annettealex1]

the addiction bit is excuse to get out of trouble, but i would not doubt he finances alleged drug dealing

[@sdsurfgirl60]

This needs to be a movie

[@pbj0815]

Lifetime come through! 😂

[@akisok2024]

A movie? Netflix original series I reckon, it's so convoluted, it'll take years to untangle I reckon ✌️

[@handyvan3422]

its a tv series already - low country hbo

[@lisamaher726]

In defense of Mr Murdock I was addicted to opioids for at least 15 to 20 years and I was a functioning ER nurse but I do believe he's guilty as sin ♐

[@wheelb4973]

I have had experience with opiates and can spot someone on these drugs from a mile away . Alex Murdaugh was not on drugs in my opinion .I would think gambling could be the more likely culprit . The checks to his cousin make me think that he was possibly the connection to bookies possibly .

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

I'd wager he's on coke.

[@marvinabigby5509]

Exactly my thiughts

[@annem7806]

🎯 & a bad one too 😎

[@PamelaH_HappyVibes]

I just commented the same thing!!! I live in South Carolina and I have a feeling (in my opinion) this gambling ring includes a lot of Officials. What do you think?

[@Hartleymolly]

I personally think he is an addict.

[@lindatexas5906]

Why would Maggie's check bounce if they had so much money? Wouldn't he make sure she had access to money so she had no red flags?? She wouldn't have known there was a problem if her check hadn't bounced!

[@AisforAlibi1]

She was probably wondering the same thing and when she began investigating, that's when the you know what hit the fan.

[@KS-hi8vi]

Her account had less than $20.00 in it. She was suspicious.

[@jessicadavis3989]

You don’t think that this is a family affair for a whole damn century!!???

[@chasityyoung815]

I can see Alex being involved in all these sketchy things, but WHERE IS THE MONEY? Why did he need to steal from clients? He either WAS on drugs or had a SERIOUS gambling problem. I'm thinking gambling. Someone with a serious gambling addiction is as serious as a bad addiction. I have seen people with minor gambling issues take from family and friends, never have anything to show for it and they care about NO ONE. It's like their conscience is sucked out of them. An addict will apologize and feel bad for what they have done. They Also do it because they are physically sick and just need to get well quick and it's just a repeated cycle. Gambling is different.

[@harri7416]

More like he was fleecing clients to finance drug importation/distribution.

[@EJD247]

There would be some profit if he was in a high level in drugs. I believe gambling is spot on

[@markmccall588]

He was born in 1968, he’s 54, not 64.

[@nicolebrown1927]

🤔I personally think it's suspicious how the defendant on the 911 call, stated his name first , before he even started telling the 911 operator about his emergency. I believe he did that because he probably figured he'd be treated better if law enforcement knew who was calling 911.

[@Haystack11]

Try looking up Fits News they also have excellent coverage of this case as well

[@teresathayn5170]

The high velocity blood spatter on Alex's shirt, his wife and sons blood, put him at the scene of their murders! Blood doesn't lie! Alex shot them both! That type of blood spatter is microscopic and unseen by the naked eye! He killed them or was nearby when they were shot!!

[@crystalturken]

I agree. I don’t know if he actually killed them, I’m on the fence about whether he had the guts to do it, but I firmly believe he was definitely there. And I can’t rule out that he actually killed them, just my thoughts.

[@nadagabri5783]

These are the prosecutors claims. And they failed to turn over this evidence to the defense. Blood may not lie yet prosecutors do & just as much as defense attorneys.

[@imhere653]

@@nadagabri5783 True dat. PLENTY of speculation and rumors surrounding this case. I thought there was a gag order in place. This has got to be one of the leakiest pretrial scenarios I can recall. It will be very interesting to hear about the testimony from the murder trial. Ast first, I assumed it was someone getting revenge for Mallory Beach and Maggie was in the wrong place at the wrong time, but all the gossip has made me think otherwise. If it's true that Alex was willing to steal to the extent he's been accused of, and from who he stole from, I'd believe he'd kill to save his own hide. No question.

[@franklinsfriend2035]

What I heard was high velocity gun residue rather than blood. That still looks bad for good old boy Alex

[@akisok2024]

Blood doesn't lie, but human interpretation of it is always up for debate and the best lawyer wins.

[@computeraidedyami]

Next title : is Alex murdaugh a beauty pageant contestant?

[@nadagabri5783]

Yes

[@Idaknough]

He probably has tried to pull that one off too! 😂

[@Gapeachy3000]

He’d like to be! Did you see that pretty smile in his new mugshot! 😅

[@Nativegirlslots]

You need Mandy Matney on your show about this case. She’s incredible

[@ThatTracyJuneStafford]

Yes, she’s on youtube with FITSNEWS and Murdaugh Murder podcast!!

[@computeraidedyami]

She's is not

[@psb12121]

@@ThatTracyJuneStafford I don't think she's in Fitsnews any more.

[@BlackStump172]

@@ThatTracyJuneStafford No , she has parted ways with Fitsnews .

[@jessedavis7555]

I’m surprised he didn’t say Not Guilty Bo! You know wink wink 😉

[@amylamb3893]

He was a big gambler, money can go super fast with a gambling addiction. Alex is still gambling in jail with his canteen items.

[@BLohse]

That's hilarious

[@PamelaH_HappyVibes]

I STRONGLY believe Alex is in gambling debt. The checks he wrote to Curtis were to cover his gambling debts not to pay for opioids. Down here in South Carolina we all know Alex is playing the game. I see straight through his lies.

[@annem7806]

🎯

[@eoinoconnell185]

Certainly makes more sense than a drug habit.

[@bamazing2731]

No, he laundered money for him …cashed the checks, gave him the Money back.

[@johnborjia1985]

If he was such a drug kingpin, then why would he need to embezzle millions of dollars from his own law firm ?

[@joannemurdock7899]

GREED

[@ARolls-dd2zd]

Addicted to getting away with it in as many forms as possible.

[@lugnutlarry1764]

Drug kingpin, murderer, and worst of all, lawyer.

[@teemarie5478]

Thank you, you’re absolutely correct. I did it for many years & I was on insane amounts of pain medication as well as extreme amount of strong anxiety medicine. No one notice, I always got praised for doing my job better than most other workers. The only time they would’ve noticed is if I did NOT shave them. Then you’d see a change in me. It’s not hard to hid for a lot of people. People don’t understand you don’t start out taking tons. Most people slowly build a tolerance & they can build themselves up to take as many as 20- 30 strong pain killer with very strong anxiety medicine simultaneously, it always amazes me that people have this stereotype of drug addicts.

[@KS-hi8vi]

Thanks for sharing. Interesting but $50,000 per week is insane. Also opioids & alcohol?

[@cN-xv7ju]

I think the Murdaugh Name Goes way back it’s all starting to come out how deep this goes

[@handyvan3422]

1910

[@nelsonperez8482]

When I was arrested by the F.B.I the first thing I did was to join a drug program because in the feds there's a program called rapt n it takes a year off.

[@BlackStump172]

Did it work . How long ago ?

[@ARolls-dd2zd]

"Alex is running half the drugs in this county" I believe it.

[@Robin-lg9zr]

She ain’t scared! You go girl! 💪

[@elizagrogan9454]

I remember watching a video which gave evidence about Murdoch's involvement in drug trafficking, over many years. I wish I had saved it. I have no doubt that he was.

[@med77m26]

He did have a private plane so I wouldn’t doubt it! Plus according to his paralegal he wouldn’t keep normal working hours he would show up late. Right before 5 o’clock and then rush to get things done. I do not think Alex was on drugs but I do believe he had some kind of dealings. I do not see any signs of him being an addict.. I can see maybe him taking opiates here and there but not an addict. People are saying that Maggie and Paul were concerned about his addiction, but maybe it wasn’t his addiction they were concerned about it was the dealing.

[@josimpson7999]

Nothing about this monster would surprise me - and I do mean absolutely NOTHING.

[@annmoore8696]

To kill your Wife and Son is unreal to me! SICK 🤮

[@deborahanderson7133]

There is a huge difference between these comparisons and Alex Murdaugh. They both operated with a moral compass and never came from wealth. Alex Murdaugh was born with a silver spoon and appears to have never had a moral compass.

[@angelikapace3370]

The Walter White reference, classic.

[@loismoulton2417]

Shocking that you haven't pput the pieces together! Alex was facing financial and personal ruin due to lawsuit in 3 days from Paul's drunken, underage boat crash that killed one girl! Plus Maggie was having financials being investigated, and seeing divorce attorney, living apart and afraid of him The "fat was going to all hit the fan" in 3 days!

[@tarampryce1372]

Maggie wasn't looking into their finances and was only living away because she felt judged in town

[@brooklynsmomma88]

I can attest to have seen many people on drugs opioids and being functioning addicts especially if they have money to afford that habit you would never know you build a tolerance.

[@whiteraven69]

Agreed. It is not difficult to “maintain” and hide your use. And as you’ve pointed out, having a never ending supply you wouldn’t be going through withdrawal . Rush Limbaugh used for decades and no one knew.

[@brooklynsmomma88]

@@whiteraven69 yes and I have experience with opiates opioids so I know from experience thank God I've been in treatment for the last 4 years so no longer have to live that terrible life. I I understand these professional people on the show talking about addiction but if they don't have any experience with that then they would not know

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

This video confirmed all my suspicions after watching the trial. Thank you. I think he’s a high end operator. Look at the private plane landing strip on his property and the hanger. And, as usual: there is a trail of dead bodies where trafficking is happening.

[@kdfulton3152]

One man, two guns. I don’t think Paul was supposed to be there. Alex says it himself on the 911 taped call. But I do think Maggie was a target and the assassin didn’t think Paul would be there too.

[@gbosearcher-3686]

.I was thinking, Paul was going there and his Dad planned to shoot him, so the lawsuit would be dropped. Or Maggie because she found out that the money wasn't as much as she thought.. because of the divorce she was seeking. So he killed the other one to keep them quiet, no witnesses. I don't think we will ever know the entire truth!

[@jenniferchaney3019]

Thank You ❤️🙏

[@StaceyJoy14]

Very great analogy, Vinny. He’s Walter White but more evil. He killed his own son!

[@teenieneenie630]

He's not a opioid addict. That was thrown out to distract attention, a "chaff and redirect". Get a little sympathy. This goes way higher than him, bet ya.

[@ARolls-dd2zd]

Two other lawyers involved and right up to the governor.

[@jamespugh2770]

No it's not hard to hide a drug addiction if you already have it.

[@ericam3333]

Imo Alex is Not a drug addict. He used rehab for an excuse and a crutch to say I was high and addicted to drugs so there for I shouldn't be held accountable for my actions. Alex killed his Wife and Son. Murder 1. Premeditated murder. He planned and thought about every move he made.

[@DeluluNews]

That AND it, possibly, gives him an out when explaining where ALL that MONEY went...🙄🙄🕵🕵 "I promise it's not in offshore acts or buried in Cousin Eddie's backyard... It was all those Dr*ugs up the nose..." Yeah.... Righhhhtt..👀👀

[@psb12121]

Yesssss

[@chefjames3361]

Why would you come to court looking like Walter White?

[@cdelane3335]

I don't think he was a drug kingpin he was to broke I think the man had a gambling habit to go along with his drug addiction and lavish lifestyle.

[@kgraham5820]

Regarding where the mother and son were found.... it’s a 1700 acre estate, and that’s a lot of land! So how did a stranger know where to find them if this was a random act of violence? Were they "done in" elsewhere, like at the house, and moved to that spot or did the heinous act happen where they were found?? I’ve listened to the details throughout this long process but none of this is mentioned. If I was returning home after being out and my adult family wasn’t in the house, I wouldn’t immediately go searching for them. I wouldn’t immediately think the worst. I just find it odd that he (Alex) went right to where they were. Anyone have more details I’ve missed or thoughts about him finding them there??

[@yamahajapan5351]

They were taken there…

[@threeblessings575]

An addiction would be easy to prove, did he go thru wds after he was arrested? Camera footage, witnesses ect..I hope they look into it.also an opiate addiction to just one certain opiod like oxy, would be very possible in his job..they give you energy and keep you going like an Adderall would..

[@janetbryant558]

Drugs & sex, look at the young guy killed on the road that was originally passed off as an accident. The drugs are used to give himself an excuse for being in a homosexual relationship.

[@cabinlifeatedensprings1710]

Ozark was the best show ever ! I hope so much they come back for another season. They have a huge fan base. Love Ozark !

[@nadagabri5783]

Loved that show 2 ❤

[@chelswandill]

Love this news coverage!

[@MarySmith-gu5nb]

on alex murdaugh's 911 call he can be heard to say "Oh Paul, why'd you have to get involved with it?"

[@rockierenaes3716]

That’s your opinion of some muffled sounds

[@nadagabri5783]

This women is a good reporter

[@glendagrant9042]

If he was a drug kingpin he was crap at it. He needed to steal! No real kingpin needs to steal. They are looking for ways to hide the money. However, what did he do with all those millions? Clearly could not have spent that much on drugs or girlfriends. Gambling, I think they would have found that link. A mystery. Killing his family??? A bigger mystery. Sad.

[@HappyPupMomma]

Ok, the two guns, he could use two different guns if they got there at different times. Also, he is a MASTER at criminal, deceitful behavior. He planned this, you can bet on that. He wanted to create the confusion which is exactly what everyone is talking about. He is still in the driver’s seat. This is so disgusting.

[@nelsonperez8482]

He's high @18:00 n dope sick also u can hear it and he's got the sniffles

[@JabberJawz.]

Ahhh-Ha! I noticed meth has been harder to get in my area...this explains it!!!🤣--KIDDING!!

[@toolsdealsautomobiles6980]

The man who made the drug cartels and set up the boundarys for the different factions was originally polica and a lot of cases are like that.

[@BrandyinIndy]

Great guests!! Spot on!

[@BlackStump172]

He shoots Maggie , Paul hears and comes out with a gun . Alex then grabs Paul’s gun and shoot . Alex was not the brains in that family .

[@wheelb4973]

Best scenario I have heard yet as to why there were 2 guns .

[@mariapilarme]

Because they are not what they appear. Narcissist create a false persona because they can’t stand themselves.

[@rapitup45]

Walter White LOVED his kids

[@jennahcollings1174]

1) These could be inherited client's. 2) Appears he is on opposite side to gang.....potential turf war. 3) Pissed off his own people and lost badly. 4) He pissed off many many many people...the scope is vast. 5) Debts dont get paid if main man dead! However a clear message is sent when you witness the death of your own!

[@kibundle]

After watching the trial in its entirety I watched the Netflix doc. Money laundering was brought up briefly in the doc--it was strange how it never came into the trial.

[@mrjimmy910nba]

Give us more closing arguments on KZbin!!

[@BrandyinIndy]

Yes, these corrupt Sheriff's were in Alex's pocket. I believe this cousin. But remember, these guys also have to be very careful in what they say so they do not come out of this with a target on their backs for being a snitch.

[@seemoore57]

come on, there are many little towns with the wealthier running the crimes.

[@nicoliumgomes]

These folks seem completely oblivious about opioid addiction. This man could very well have been taking opioids for 20yrs and no one notice. He was wealthy, doctor shopping is very common with the rich, and probably never experienced any withdrawal and picking up prescriptions is very common. What would you expect to notice?

[@joannephillips4110]

Why is it so hard to believe that one man could use two guns? He could have been holding one gun and the other gun was hanging over his shoulder. He was driving the golf cart. Both guns could have been in the golf cart. It's so obvious to me that he used two guns so that he would not be considered a suspect. Just like your guests are surmising... how could one person shoot two guns. He was an avid shooter. Like he told his sister-in-law "someone planned this for a long time."

[@amberfreeman259]

No matter where you are from, NO ONE WILL TALK!

[@LifesPeachy321]

*Wow! He sure did lose his dough-boy look and is hardcore gangsta now!* His outside is starting to match his true inner self!

[@floraposteschild4184]

At this point, it's like: why not? He's into everything else.

[@Gapeachy3000]

Amen!😅

[@sarah5893]

I would love to see Vinnie co presenting with Nancy Grace or as a featured consultation expert.....

[@amelias.2509]

Yes!!!

[@BlackStump172]

Nancy Grace is awful !

[@adventurebabyboomer7318]

Clearly this guy was involved in a vast network of crimes that went on for 20 years, which in unfathomable. What was the end game? Hopefully we will find out......!

[@sharoncoombs5851]

White ticket fence now becomes a jail with iron bars

[@dancingpixie6120]

I bet Alex is a gambler….that’s how large amounts of money disappear

[@kaya8632]

How did this man get so sick!!

[@BrandyinIndy]

You don't get iPad's in rehab!!

[@supervidere7]

@robertstack, where are you?

[@hilove5658]

The trash wont take itself out. Or does it?

[@mrs.anderson1519]

Obviously this lady doesn't understand that there are "functional addicts" who hold professional jobs & are very secretive about their activities. I'm sure it helped his entire family is involved in the law

[@ladyfreedomsrawnarratives]

I’m sorry but that lady has no idea what she is talking about when it comes to the ozarks and I know it’s confusing but lake of the ozarks is where ozark is set. Branson mo is down by Arkansas and it’s part of the ozarks but not lake of the ozarks that up more towards kc area. Branson is way past springfield about an hour. There is a lake here but it’s called table rock lake and then there is others too. Just wanted to clarify for those not familiar with the ozarks!

[@fergiesfeed3680]

Why is powder in court? LMAO

[@johanhjalmarsson2801]

To own property does not mean you have access to cash. An american houshould of Murdaughs size was probably bleeding money. It's always about money. They had 4000 $ in their joint bank account and she had 58 $ in her account. He is under suspicion of embessling 9 million $. Its obvious that money was drying up.

[@amandas.7143]

he’s about my dads age. & i cannot image thinking he is a normal, working man my entire life! & then having him be THIS! 😮i’m following this case & it gets crazier & crazier

[@Idaknough]

Just wait for “the made for tv movie”!! Hope its just as juicy as this juggernaut has been!! 😂

[@Ohio_Memory_Bears]

In prison…you have no rights. Your rights have been stripped from you.

[@swanhill772]

Lived in Port Royal when his kid killed the girl in the boat. It was pretty known that if you had been near there, you didn’t see ANYTHING, even if you did. Just that case was wild. He showed up and picked up his kid from the scene and took him home instead of the police processing the scene and the kid. That was Paul. He had supposedly killed before. When I first heard the mom and Paul were killed, the thought that went through my head was, ‘someone finally came for retribution (on Paul).’ But, now, all this…? If AM did it, or had something to do with it, there were better more convincing stories to tell. Lots of people had reason to hate that family.

[@annem7806]

Any insurance money?

[@MRPOOKIESGRAMMY]

He didn't pick him up at the scene. Paul went to the hospital in an ambulance 🚑. Paul called Randolph Murdaugh III (His Grandpa). Alex showed up with him (Grandpa)to the hospital to fix Paul's mess he had made. He did take him home from the hospital though.

[@triciahowell6100]

Conner, Paul's friend from the boat crash said one day when Paul was day drinking DRUNK...bragged about pushing the old hag down the stairs (Gloria). Also, it was known around Hampton that Paul tortured & killed small animals when he was as young as 5 years old.

[@nataliejordan5179]

Exactly

[@coastal5228]

Omg...he made a great living! WHY did he have to go off in the ditch like this??

[@kdfulton3152]

Old Alex was dealing oxy! That’s what the court papers said.

[@uMADden]

Maybe a Saul Goodman without the addiction/killings

[@giama7618]

Ales is Al Capone 🤣🤣🤣

[@kdfulton3152]

Alex Murdaugh is NO addict! What he described was in very general terms.

[@Revolver1701]

Is Cousin Eddie a criminal genius?

[@Forward-t7x]

Don’t flatter him with the Walter White comparison.