Anonymous
09/12/2021 07:33
Subject: Re:S. Carolina double murder
Anonymous wrote:I don’t think the mob is involved at all. I think it’s just this one dude killing some of his family and then doing this weird suicide/cover up thing.
It’s usually the husband, and he found them right after they were killed. What are the odds.
Me too.
Anonymous
09/12/2021 06:14
Subject: Re:S. Carolina double murder
I don’t think the mob is involved at all. I think it’s just this one dude killing some of his family and then doing this weird suicide/cover up thing.
It’s usually the husband, and he found them right after they were killed. What are the odds.
It’s usually the husband, and he found them right after they were killed. What are the odds.
Anonymous
09/11/2021 21:47
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
No breaking news on the family today.
Anonymous
09/11/2021 15:04
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
What is that southern mob called? The catfish mob or redneck mob or something like that?
Anonymous
09/11/2021 13:45
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
Who is the alleged mistress? I tried google but could not find her. I did see another blog where it said that the mistress attended the funeral for the double murders. But no details given.
Anonymous
09/11/2021 13:38
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
I see he is considered a person of interest in the double homicide. I’m sure the husband frequently is. But there still is that possibility that he was involved.
Anonymous
09/11/2021 13:36
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Emy cousin from the area said it was a mob hit.
Mobsters make sure people are dead. This is amateur hour.
Exactly! What are people picturing with a grazed lawyer and seven shell casings? Alex serpentine get around till they gave up?
Anonymous
09/11/2021 13:34
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
I do not see where he ran from the shooting scene. Cones are close to his vehicle. There are so many missing details
Anonymous
09/11/2021 13:11
Subject: Re:S. Carolina double murder
Anonymous wrote:He was also wounded when his car was struck - just not fatally
He continued, saying, "In any event, when the Deputies arrived, Alex Murdaugh was not at the scene. He was picked up by a good Samaritan and who drove him toward the hospital."
Griffin says he does not know the identity of the "good Samaritan."
"They ultimately met up with the ambulance on the highway, where he was examined and because of the extent of his injuries, the EMTs call for him to be airlifted to the hospital. He had significant head trauma and there was blood at the scene, which is indicated by the evidence cones placed in the roadway. I understand that most of the cones mark blood.
Interesting. So he ran from the gunman. That makes more sense.
I believe 100% this is all mob-related and is going to be more Ozark than Ozark.
Anonymous
09/11/2021 13:09
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
Anonymous wrote: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?
I posted upthread that there were SEVEN shell casings at the site of Alex's shooting. You'd have to be a worse shot than the hitman to fail to shoot yourself in seven tries.
Clearly not a suicide attempt.
Anonymous
09/11/2021 12:26
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
Anonymous wrote:Emy cousin from the area said it was a mob hit.
Mobsters make sure people are dead. This is amateur hour.
Anonymous
09/11/2021 11:43
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
Anonymous wrote:Who is Emy Cousin?
Typo
Anonymous
09/11/2021 10:02
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
There is a wiki article on the Murdaugh family.
Anonymous
09/11/2021 09:43
Subject: S. Carolina double murder
Who is Emy Cousin?
Anonymous
09/11/2021 07:49
Subject: Re:S. Carolina double murder
He was also wounded when his car was struck - just not fatally
He continued, saying, "In any event, when the Deputies arrived, Alex Murdaugh was not at the scene. He was picked up by a good Samaritan and who drove him toward the hospital."
Griffin says he does not know the identity of the "good Samaritan."
"They ultimately met up with the ambulance on the highway, where he was examined and because of the extent of his injuries, the EMTs call for him to be airlifted to the hospital. He had significant head trauma and there was blood at the scene, which is indicated by the evidence cones placed in the roadway. I understand that most of the cones mark blood.
He continued, saying, "In any event, when the Deputies arrived, Alex Murdaugh was not at the scene. He was picked up by a good Samaritan and who drove him toward the hospital."
Griffin says he does not know the identity of the "good Samaritan."
"They ultimately met up with the ambulance on the highway, where he was examined and because of the extent of his injuries, the EMTs call for him to be airlifted to the hospital. He had significant head trauma and there was blood at the scene, which is indicated by the evidence cones placed in the roadway. I understand that most of the cones mark blood.