S. Carolina double murder

[Anonymous]

Buster may inherit a lot of money. Then leave the too conservative area for his lifestyle for a major city.

[Anonymous]

I'm listening to the Murdaugh Murders podcast and I can't understand why they keep calling him "Alec" when his name is spelled "Alex". Is this some weird southern thing or just a thing with the host? So far I haven't really learned anything I didn't read in the Daily Mail.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I imagine the police are questioning Buster, or preparing to. Likely more than one bad apple in that bunch

Well…he is the only immediate family member left.

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Anonymous wrote:I am so fascinated by this story. Is there a podcast yet?? Or even better, an HBO/Netflix miniseries

I posted about it before -- Murdaugh Murders. Really good. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/murdaugh-murders-podcast/id1573560247

I don't think it is Mallory's family who killed the son and mother. I do think it is local and related to the boat accident but if you listen to the podcast you will hears about what Alex and his family were trying to do to set up others in the boat as driving the boat. And how the local police were all involved in it too.

Also Alex totally shot himself. He just chickened out at the end.

This podcast is practically unlistenable. Seriously one of the worst I have ever heard. I’m barely hanging on because I think the underlying story is good, but someone is going to make a much better version of this tale and everyone should wait for it.

There is another one called The Murdaugh Family Murders by Matt Harris and Seton Tucker. I have not started listening to it yet, but it is likely better.

That one is even worse! Super disjointed and hard to follow, and lots of misinformation.

Oh, no!! Thanks for the warning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm listening to the Murdaugh Murders podcast and I can't understand why they keep calling him "Alec" when his name is spelled "Alex". Is this some weird southern thing or just a thing with the host? So far I haven't really learned anything I didn't read in the Daily Mail.

That's how he pronounces his name. I don't think it's southern or the host--everyone who talks about him calls him that.

[Anonymous]

Do I understand correctly? Alex’s was slashed with his own knife? Yet the police do not think his wound was self- inflected? I assume he would slash his own tire? Who would have access to the knife and know the where Alex was heading?

[Anonymous]

I would be shocked if there wasn’t a mistress involved in this somehow.

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Anonymous wrote:I would be shocked if there wasn’t a mistress involved in this somehow.

Its already been confirmed he was having an affair. But this (and his son's murder charges) seem way bigger than that.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm listening to the Murdaugh Murders podcast and I can't understand why they keep calling him "Alec" when his name is spelled "Alex". Is this some weird southern thing or just a thing with the host? So far I haven't really learned anything I didn't read in the Daily Mail.

That's how he pronounces his name. I don't think it's southern or the host--everyone who talks about him calls him that.

Is there anything that ISN’T weird about these people? I feel like he probably eats his peas one at a time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm listening to the Murdaugh Murders podcast and I can't understand why they keep calling him "Alec" when his name is spelled "Alex". Is this some weird southern thing or just a thing with the host? So far I haven't really learned anything I didn't read in the Daily Mail.

Yes it is a thing as is pronouncing their last name correctly which is not like it is spelled.

Also Daily Mail is reporting her info now. Sure you read it there in the last couple of weeks but it is based on her Podcast. She put out info about Stephen Smith murder and 5 days later Daily Mail covers it. I am an avid Daily Mail reader. It is the best and they do "break" news before lots of other new sites but it is because they take the reporting of locals, repackage it, sensationalize it and pump it out to the masses with a lot of grammatical mistakes.

[Anonymous]

I don’t understand what motive the dad would have to kill the wife and son, so I don’t think he did those.

I also don’t think he tries to kill himself in the truck. He has dry cleaning hanging up in the backseat. Who picks up dry cleaning then suddenly decides they no longer want to live. Plus, there’s been no mention of any gun found in or near his truck.

I do think someone may be trying to set him up and frame him maybe. Someone close to him perhaps. Maybe his brother or the remaining son. It’s clearly someone who intimately knows about the dirt on him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand what motive the dad would have to kill the wife and son, so I don’t think he did those.

I also don’t think he tries to kill himself in the truck. He has dry cleaning hanging up in the backseat. Who picks up dry cleaning then suddenly decides they no longer want to live. Plus, there’s been no mention of any gun found in or near his truck.

I do think someone may be trying to set him up and frame him maybe. Someone close to him perhaps. Maybe his brother or the remaining son. It’s clearly someone who intimately knows about the dirt on him.

They pick up the dry cleaning to make it look like they did not try to kill themselves. Duhhh! Got to think twisted!

[Anonymous]

If it was a suicide attempt, I would think that the local authorities would know that based on the trajectory of the bullet and residue. Furthermore, how did he dispose of the gun? Did he give it back to the guy in the truck?

[Anonymous]

Emy cousin from the area said it was a mob hit.

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Anonymous wrote:Emy cousin from the area said it was a mob hit.

Haha I knew it!! All those millions stolen from the law firm had to go somewhere. And the assault rifle at the killing of his wife and son? Classic drug runner tell