SC - Paul Murdaugh,22 & Mom Margaret,52, 7 June 2021 *Media, Maps, Timeline-NO DISCUSSION*

New aerial of KENNELS.
It is thought that long building between the red-roofed equipment shed and timber is the sheltered kennels, and the perpendicular cages between timber and bushes are open-air kennels.
 

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A South Carolina lawyer described in court papers as Alex Murdaugh’s best friend and college roommate has been suspended from practicing law amid allegations he helped the scion steal millions of dollars from a wrongful death lawsuit settlement for his former housekeeper.

In a Friday ruling by the South Carolina Supreme Court, Cory Fleming was placed on interim suspension, pending an investigation, under a statute that states “upon receipt of sufficient evidence demonstrating that a lawyer poses a substantial threat of serious harm to the public or to the administration of justice” the court may suspend an attorney.

‘Best Friend’ Accused of Helping Alex Murdaugh Steal Millions Now Suspended From Practicing Law
 
Fleming and his law firm reached a settlement with the Estate of Gloria Satterfield and Ms. Satterfield’s sons on Oct. 1. Under this settlement, Fleming and his law firm are personally repaying all legal fees and expenses they received, and the firm’s malpractice insurance carrier is paying the full limits of its policy. The settlement was reached less than one month after Fleming says he first learned that the settlement funds recovered for Ms. Satterfield’s sons and her estate had “been stolen by Alex Murdaugh.”
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It continues, “When it came time to disburse the settlement funds, Mr. Fleming trusted his close friend and colleague to deal with him truthfully and honorably, only to be misled and deceived in one of the worst possible ways for a lawyer: Alex Murdaugh lied to Mr. Fleming to steal client funds.”


Attorney says he was misled by Alex Murdaugh in death settlement case for former housekeeper
 
This podcast offers a different perspective on Murdaughs and family dynamics:

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Questions [answered] about the Murdaugh’s family history … Who Maggie was... Who Buster is... What was in Paul’s criminal past? What was in Alex’s criminal past?

How did these people with so much wealth, power and privilege become the family in the center of a snowballing crime ring?
 

Alex Murdaugh's Surviving Son Buster Is on Witness List for Father's Highly Anticipated Murder Trial​

The disgraced attorney’s son is on a long list of potential witnesses who could be called to testify when jurors weigh whether or not the once-prominent lawyer killed his wife and son in 2021​


By KC Baker Published on January 24, 2023 03:45 PM

Alex Murdaugh's surviving son, his brothers, his wife's sister and former law partners are among those who could be called to testify in his upcoming sensational double murder trial.

The now-disbarred South Carolina Lowcountry attorney, 54, is accused of killing his wife, Maggie, 52, and their son Paul, 22, on June 7, 2021, who were shot to death on the grounds of their sprawling hunting lodge.

Alex said he found their bodies in the dark of night, shortly after they were brutally killed and called 911.

 

Alex Murdaugh trial live updates: Day 2 of jury selection, the latest from the courtroom​


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DailyMail.com will provide you with all the updates from Walterboro, South Carolina, where witnesses will take the stand as prosecutors lay out their argument that Alex Murdaugh killed his wife, Maggie, 52, and son Paul, 22, over financial concerns.

 
Some rough orientation to where the bodies were found in the working area of Moselle -- Paul (PM) was found in doorway of feed room for kennels (one foot inside). Maggie (MM) was found around the corner of what they are referring to as the hangar.

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1/26/23

“There were times you could see reaction to different things,” Chapman said.

He testified that one of those demeanor changes occurred when investigators were looking at tire impressions in the grass.

Chapman said there were many sets of tire impressions at the scene, including one that came close to the body of Maggie Murdaugh. He said he was bothered when trying to determine the source of the tire impressions because they didn’t match Alex Murdaugh’s Chevy Suburban or a family work truck at the home.

He testified he couldn’t locate any vehicle that could have created the tire impressions.

“One thing that started to bother me was, we didn’t have a vehicle,” Chapman said, when trying to determine how Maggie and Paul got to where their bodies were found. “It’s a pretty substantial distance from the residence to the kennels.”

Chapman estimated they were roughly 1,000 yards from the house.

He asked Alex Murdaugh how the victims would have gotten to the kennels. Murdaugh reportedly responded by saying he didn’t know for sure, but they “should have driven Paul’s white F-250.” Paul’s truck was not at the Moselle Road home.

Chapman said law enforcement issued a BOLO or “be on the lookout” advisory to other agencies in the area, saying the truck was possibly taken from the crime scene.

Paul’s truck was found the next day in Hampton County, Chapman testified.
 

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