it's much more complicated than just a lien against it, it seems. Why anybody would be interested in this mess is beyond me.
Yeah, I had read most of this before. It's kind of what I meant. And it's a bit much to sort out and keep track of.
First, I don't see how the house can be up for sale at all when all of these things are not sorted out. Second, why would the Beaches withdraw any lien? Their daughter was killed and they have a total right to their lawsuit.
So then John, the brother of Alex, is pers. rep. of Maggie's estate which is hokey in itself (there was talk of that) and Alex is the "heir" and he is complaining he needs to be able to sell it to settle her estate?? Well, first of all, Alex is the one who LIKELY murdered her and WHERE are the charges for that, it was insinuated they were coming shortly awhile ago... Crime Talk even said that and they generally don't go into much for rumors... To heck with John, he would be clearly doing it for Alex's sake who would use or hide it for himself.
And then the corrupt bank who is part of his schemes wants their mortgage money?? It also appears the mortgage was due and they loaned Alex more money on the home... I'd sure like to see that loan application as I doubt it is truthful.
The bank fired a "key" guy and I think hopes that will save the rest of them...? It says in the article you posted it is a family owned bank and corrupt and in Murdaugh's schemes going back a long time...
The nerve of these people, it is just like Alex, do they really think they have a legal claim or that it would be a fair one? But then with what they have gotten away with in that area for years, they may have someone in the system that will help them again, let's hope not. I think they are so full of it and feel so invincible even with Alex in jail and much coming out they think this will work... Any SC judge or anyone that allows such a thing would be stupid and I would hope of course this can't go anywhere...
I don't see how this house can be sold at all, I read the whole thing, does it say who listed it? I'm going to have to guess the brother of Alex?
If this would go in a way that is wrong again, America is watching this time, it isn't just some SC thing they can shove under the rug any longer...
And this really has to make one wonder who the two interested buyers are that would even consider this home with this going on... You can about bet it is something shady yet again...
So I am guessing John has it for sale, has interest and offers and is whining he can't sell it with these "roadblocks". It is becoming apparent Alex is not the only one in this dynasty who turned out corrupt... The drug smuggling goes back to the other generation or it appears to as the father and the Boulware etc. had connections, etc.
I thought Vallow/Daybell was hard to follow until learning players, ex-husbands, two Melanies, numbers of suspicious deaths, etc. This is going to beat that in being convoluted...
When one takes this apart with the house, if I have it right:
The house shouldn't and wouldn't be up for sale at all--it is Alex and his brother doing it and trying to pull another one or get around that he is going down and done for. The house isn't and should be up for sale and it shouldn't be legal but who knows...
I guess it can be up for sale but he is barred from selling it and that is what he is whining about. Well tough and I would say it means nothing because he can't. So take that out of the equation.
The bank also, tough sh*t. There are things to be sorted out and probably pending in court but they corruptly maneuvered with Alex in many things and likely on the house as well and they should be out of the equation.
A judge appointed lawyers to look into Alex's assets and what was going on, etc. All should be on hold and appears to be.
So in a nutshell, the bank doesn't want to lose their money and Alex is still trying to scheme to get some, it is probably the reason or one he killed his wife but an idiot decided to list it for sale.
The other part is these two buyers are part of it or another doing the part of acting like a buyer and the bidding of the Murdaughs as part of the same scheme or they are idiots.
The thing is it took me thinking about this and reading this and time to figure that all out and I'm not sure I'm right but to me, the simple version of an article about it:
Things are in flux and in legal process and Alex and his brothers and the bank can't have it or their money and probably never will be allowed it. Period. Idiot put it up for sale and thinks he can whine or get a judge to let him sell it. Idiot. Buyers, idiots. (This is assuming John Murdaugh listed it and it sounds like it...)
The Beaches have a claim to protect and the right to do so and the assets and movement or shady acquirement or disposal of them is being looked into. No one is going to allow the sale any time soon I would hope and they shouldn't and if they do, it will be to directly benefit the people defrauded and with current lawsuits as well. It isn't enough to even be a drop in the bucket of what is owed people by Alex Murdaugh and his cohorts.
