Alex Murdaugh

[Silver Britches]

Did any of y'all follow this trial? Watched some of the live trial coverage on YouTube when it was going on. He was eventually found guilty of killing his wife and son, and sentenced to two consecutive life sentences with no parole. There are other suspicious deaths he may be involved in as well. Murderer, thief, liar. What a sorry joker.

Skip to the Legal issues and murders section https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murdaugh_family

 

[Pig Predator]

You forgot opiate addict. Makes you wonder if that may have been a driven factor in all the bad choices he made? 60 pills a day? But no, I didn't really keep up with it.

 

[Throwback]

He’s a lawyer hes guilty of something

 

[Pig Predator]

He’s a lawyer hes guilty of something

The judge was a lawyer at one point in his career... the prosecutor, a lawyer. Didnt you just retire from law enforcement?

 

[JustUs4All]

Methinks he was guilty of lots of somethings.

 

[Throwback]

The judge was a lawyer at one point in his career... the prosecutor, a lawyer. Didnt you just retire from law enforcement?

They guilty of something too

Everybody’s guilty of something you just got to figure out what it is

 

[Silver Britches]

They guilty of something too

Everybody’s guilty of something you just got to figure out what it is

Nice avatar, T. How long does it take to do your hair like that?

 

[Throwback]

Nice avatar, T. How long does it take to do your hair like that?

I wish I had that much hair

 

[specialk]

Reba said it best-"you cant trust your soul to some backwoods southern lawyer".....

 

[buckpasser]

I wish I had that much hair

I’m certain you’ve boiled the blood of a pile of the GA fans here with that thing! Heck, we’re not even allowed to talk about that incident here. All that allowed is “go Dawgs”…

 

[Raylander]

Never thought I’d see T with Stacey Abrams as his avatar

 

[elfiii]

They guilty of something too

Everybody’s guilty of something you just got to figure out what it is

I'm guilty of a lot of stuff. Go ahead. Guess what it all is.

 

[oldfella1962]

I'm guilty of a lot of stuff. Go ahead. Guess what it all is.

Does it involve hiding behind a grassy knoll in Dallas Texas?

 

[oldfella1962]

Did any of y'all follow this trial? Watched some of the live trial coverage on YouTube when it was going on. He was eventually found guilty of killing his wife and son, and sentenced to two consecutive life sentences with no parole. There are other suspicious deaths he may be involved in as well. Murderer, thief, liar. What a sorry joker.

Skip to the Legal issues and murders section https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murdaugh_family

I watched bits of it off & on. It was like "hand this guy a shovel" because he was digging himself in deeper & deeper by the minute. It always amazes me when smart, educated people do incredibly stupid, terrible things.
I'd give my left you-know-what to be smart enough to be able to attend college & law school and have a well-paying career. Sidenote having his dog used as a factor in testifying against him was something you don't see every day that's for sure. Glad he got the maximum sentence allowed by law too.

 

[Gator89]

Reba said it best-"you cant trust your soul to some backwoods southern lawyer".....

Vicki Lawrence said it 20 years before Reba.

 

[oldfella1962]

Vicki Lawrence said it 20 years before Reba.

I didn't even know Reba sang it. I just remember hearing the song on the radio in the 70's.

 

[Toliver]

I didn't even know Reba sang it. I just remember hearing the song on the radio in the 70's.

Vicki's husband wrote it. When they pitched it, no one wanted it. He said it's so good my wife could make a hit out of it. They said then have your wife record it. So Vicki recorded it and had a hit. And Reba did it again 2 decades later.

This is why I like Sirius XM. You get to hear artists give the back story of songs.

 

[Doboy Dawg]

All he needs is a couple of teardrop tattoos and he could pass for Cornpop, a really bad dude

 

[DannyW]

Glad he got the maximum sentence allowed by law too.

I wondered about that. SC has the death penalty, how did he escape getting that?

 

[Gator89]

I wondered about that. SC has the death penalty, how did he escape getting that?

Life with no parole appears to be what the prosecution asked for.

Alex Murdaugh Sentenced To Life In Prison

Prosecutors had said they would seek a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole before Newman’s decision was rendered.