The Murdaugh murders: A dynasty of mysterious deaths, conspiracy, drug-dealing, and insurance fraud – Everything Law and Order Blog

This Week on True Crime Daily The Podcast: Alex Murdaugh, a member of a legal dynasty, has been surrounded by suspicious deaths, alleged criminal fraud, and coverups, and now stands accused of murdering his wife and son. In honor of our 200th episode, a special panel of guests dive into the former lawyer’s fall from grace.

Gerald Griggs, Dr. Judy Ho, and Alison Triessl join host Ana Garcia.

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33 thoughts on “The Murdaugh murders: A dynasty of mysterious deaths, conspiracy, drug-dealing, and insurance fraud”
  1. It's now 2024: 9 min in and a few errors already in the first reporting here: #1 Alex dad was in the hospital but he went to visit Mom at her home in Almeda #2 The firm or at least the gossip w/i it probably did know about the pills, although Alex likely lied about the quantity of his habit during his murder trial. You can be on a reasonable amount of opiates w/o seeming or being strung out. #3 The firm did not know about the financial crimes. That became obvious over time. They fired him (before his arrest for the murders); got an outside auditor; the crimes were cutting into their own income so they would not have turned a blind eye to that; they ended up having to dig very deeply into their own pockets to restitute the accounts; 10:56 One person (you) hear indignance and another (me) hears nothing but the answer to it. omg. and then really? you go on about it and I am presuming soon, Paul's conversation about Gloria's injuries in which he asks the operator to "quit asking him all these questions" (which he obviously cannot answer). I would have hung up by then, myself and got back to the victim. Anyway, even the investigative cops later in an interview with ABC actually used Paul's conversation w 911 'to demonstrate' how HIS WAS "a natural response". You can see that interview with the 3 local investigators on ABC Channel on You Tube. There is a Part 1 (where it's poor audio of the interviewer) and Part 2. on You Tube titled "Full Interview (Part 2) Murdaugh Murder Investigators speak candidly after trial." I forget which part has the discussion of Paul's 911 call.

  2. I think someone came up on Steven after he ran out of gas ,hit him with a baseball bat and made it look like he had been walking on the road and then got hit by car. And VERY strange how Stephen, Maggie, Paul AND the housekeeper ALL die because of head injuries…….

  3. There’s no way he could be taking hundreds of pills a day; he would have overdosed! No, he cut the tire with Cousin Eddie’s knife, then AM tossed tossed it on the shoulder of the road in the grass. Since been revealed AM had NO life insurance!

  4. I find this video very cruel. You’re saying what you would do and how you’d treat the 911 operator, geeze, you HAVE NO IDEA how you’d react since you didn’t go through a murder of your family members. 😢

  5. I dont understand why Ana laughs when shes talking about these horrible things. I cant tell if its just discomfort over the topics or what, but it makes me a little uncomfortable. I coukd just be misunderstaning her vibe though, idk.

  6. If you haven't listened to the jailhouse calls between Alex and Buster, they are so weird. The things he was worried about were so odd. He truly thought he was going to walk away from that court room, his ego would not even allow him to consider he needed to gwt used to jail life.

  7. I like your show but on this one I don't agree with everything in this episode. First I want to say Paul did get a little ill with the 911 operator. But if you notice as soon as she let him know help was on the way he resumed answering questions. Paul loved her very much. She practically raised him and she was probably the closest person to him. She was in fact the only person he carried a picture of in his wallet. All people don't know help is on the way and think the 911 operator is delaying care. Paul had a very hard time with her death. Please go back and watch the Netflix document. All his friends knew how devastated he was over Gloria. They were very close and shared alot. Paul was probably closer to her than any other person.
    Also I have watched the entire trial many things and if you guys would have watched it you would know there were not any portraits of the Murdaugh prosecutors hanging in that courtroom. The judge had ordered those removed before the trial began. I think this was created before trial and I just wish the errors were adjusted before posting.

  8. This POS Scumbag better get the DEATH PENILTY & do it as soon as he is found GUILTY of the MURDERS of his Wife & Son & other Victims that he stole MILLIONS off his Clients…

  9. The young man found dead on the road is strange. Why??? Unless he had some form … let's say.. embarrassing connection.. to the Murdaughs. Has it been looked into if the son who was shot along with his mother was gay? Perhaps that's the motive? The young man knew something that was deemed as embarrassing.
    As for the entire case.. you couldn't make it up if you tried. Alex Murdaugh doesn't strike me as drug lord, but I know that one of my grandfather made vodka and other high percentage alcoholic drinks in his shed in a small village in Germany. Now this was illegal, but he never went to court for it. Reason: The village police officer, mayor and other people of power liked his produce and prices. Amusing to think of it, but drugs are a different kettle of fish and anyone who knows/knew would have had leverage on him. I'm thinking of the potential of blackmailing him. At some point, though, it all grew way over his head and out of control and he must have realised that he is no longer living in Wild West Times.

  10. How did they not know he was strung out on opioids, because when your on them long enough your body gets use to them and you only take them to keep from getting sick. Take the pills before going into work and no one will ever know, its not like your high and falling all over. i know this because many people in my life were /are on them and you would never know. Now if they are shooting up you have track marks but pills you see nothing.

  11. I think when Maggie and Gloria were fighting on the stairs or by the stairs,, she pushed her or caused her fall/death & possibly not accidentally..Could explain her tone, etc on the 911 phone call!

  12. It was a WEEK that her body was in the creek not days!! When you have a show YOU HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO BE ACCURATE !!

    I WONT BE HRTE AGAIN SINCE YOU FAILED TO GET THAT STRAIGHT UOU WILL GET NOTHING STRAIGHT

  13. As far as Paul’s conversation with the 911 person I think you blew it out of proportion. 911 callers ask a million questions and you want help now. The average person doesn’t realize someone is on the way in the meantime. That’s my guess…

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