Alex Murdaugh’s Life in Prison and Web of Crimes and Lies – A “True Crime Christmas” Special

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Dec 30, 2024 - 15:28
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Alex Murdaugh’s Life in Prison and Web of Crimes and Lies – A “True Crime Christmas” Special

The “True Crime Christmas” series continues with Valerie Bauerlein, author of “The Devil at His Elbow,” discussing the case of Alex Murdaugh. They talk about Murdaugh’s little-known but lengthy family history of crime, how Murdaugh’s father was involved in a similar boating incident like Murdaugh’s son was, theories about what happened to Murdaugh when he got shot on the side of the road, whether Murdaugh was trying to set it up as a way to take his own life and frame someone else, where all the millions went, the truth about Murdaugh and his drug use,  the unbelievable story of Becky Hill and how she almost ended up getting Murdaugh out of prison, how the story of Mallory Beach’s tragic death was resolved, the massive web of crimes and lies from Murdaugh, and more.

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