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Fitsnews would be the place for a lot of the info, but they changed to a pay site a few years back.

I don't know if they'll be able to use this as evidence, but there was a recorded prison conversation between Alex and his surviving son Buster. Alex asked Buster when he was going to the Colleton County farm (where the murders took place) to go hunting. The kid was in shock and told his dad he never wanted to step foot on that property again. It was as if Alex had no understanding as to why his son might not want to be there. A total sociopath.

While locked up, you would think Murdaugh possessed enough common sense to understand that all jailhouse calls are recorded, as a former attorney.

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Posted by saint tiger225

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Posted on 1/20/23 at 11:04 pm to Breauxsif

That's what I was thinking too.

Maybe the convo doesn't have enough relevance. I imagine it'd be easy for a defense attorney to defend those statements if that's all that's said. It'd be interesting to see of the DA thinks it's enough to use on the case against Mur.

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Posted by Not Cooper

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Posted on 1/20/23 at 11:17 pm to Breauxsif

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While locked up, you would think Murdaugh possessed enough common sense to understand that all jailhouse calls are recorded, as a former attorney.

It was only after a shite ton of his jailhouse calls got released that he realized he needed to run all calls through his attorney and claim privilege.

The content of the calls showed he didn’t really remember much from law school either, he had no idea what Habeas Corpus was during his preliminary hearings.

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