This case is being kept pretty quiet, no major details released to speak of (other than it does say there were two different guns used), but no info regarding who found them, who called 911, very little else.
Of interest, the grandfather died just a few days after these murders and it sounds as if he was ill from various articles so probably not unexpected. I think of the typical motives, did grandpa have a big estate? How big in the overall family of grandpa's on down? They sound like a pretty well known family and a powerful one in their state, more on that in the article.
Questions abound in SC Murdaugh killing. Among them: Should prosecutor step aside?
Several days after two members of a prominent Hampton County family were fatally shot, questions about what happened still vastly outnumber answers.
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I didn't know that part!
If he didn't do it, I think he knows who did, but if I were on the jury I'd vote to convict based on the evidence we have seen so far. I think the prosecution has botched things too much for a conviction. When Murdaugh said on the stand that he reached out to the prosecutors before the trial, and they snubbed him, the prosecutor missed a golden opportunity. He should have said that as a lawyer he knows defendants don't talk to prosecutors, they talk to police. It's just another example of his feeling entitled. Even if we did agree to meet with you all we would have heard is more of your lies. Why would we waste our time?