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Griffin said Alex Murdaugh provided the following information to the S.C. Law Enforcement Division, the agency investigating the shooting.
Murdaugh was on Salkehatchie Road in Hampton County Sept. 4, driving to Charleston, when he noticed an indicator light that he had a low tire on his car, which was his late wife’s Mercedes-Benz, according to Griffin.
He pulled over and got out of his car when a truck passed by. The pickup truck turned around at St. John’s Baptist Church and drove back to Murdaugh.
“The driver of the truck rolled his window down, came to a stop, and asked if he had car trouble,” Griffin said.
Murdaugh said he didn’t know if he could change the tire nor whether he had the equipment to do so, and then Murdaugh was shot, according to his lawyer.
The driver was male and driving a blue pickup truck, Griffin said. He said he did not have more information about the driver’s features.
Alex Murdaugh provided details to a SLED sketch artist. The sketch has not been released, Griffin said, because SLED was not satisfied with it and Murdaugh needs to meet with investigators again for further details.
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Rumors have circulated about the cause of the shooting, with people speculating whether it was self-inflicted. Griffin denied that, saying he believes what Murdaugh reported.
“I don’t think you choose to have a flat tire or stage a flat tire to commit suicide. That makes no sense,” Griffin said. “There are many things (being reported) that are incongruent.”
Griffin said there was no gun found on the side of the road, in Murdaugh’s car, or in the area by SLED.
He also said a SLED agent who was on the scene told him that the side wall of Murdaugh’s tire was sliced.
Griffin said he was on the phone with Alex Murdaugh and a SLED agent on Monday. The SLED agent discussed how the agency is testing the blood in Murdaugh’s car, which spilled from his wound when he was retrieving his phone to call 911 after the shooting, according to Griffin.
Griffin also said two Good Samaritans found Murdaugh injured at the scene and took him in their car. Murdaugh called 911 from the car. The two people delivered Murdaugh to an ambulance further down the road, he said. From the ambulance, he was then airlifted to Savannah.
Both people have been interviewed by SLED, Griffin said.
https://www.islandpacket.com/news/local/crime/article254109318.html#storylink=mainstage_card2
Murdaugh was on Salkehatchie Road in Hampton County Sept. 4, driving to Charleston, when he noticed an indicator light that he had a low tire on his car, which was his late wife’s Mercedes-Benz, according to Griffin.
He pulled over and got out of his car when a truck passed by. The pickup truck turned around at St. John’s Baptist Church and drove back to Murdaugh.
“The driver of the truck rolled his window down, came to a stop, and asked if he had car trouble,” Griffin said.
Murdaugh said he didn’t know if he could change the tire nor whether he had the equipment to do so, and then Murdaugh was shot, according to his lawyer.
The driver was male and driving a blue pickup truck, Griffin said. He said he did not have more information about the driver’s features.
Alex Murdaugh provided details to a SLED sketch artist. The sketch has not been released, Griffin said, because SLED was not satisfied with it and Murdaugh needs to meet with investigators again for further details.
<snip>
Rumors have circulated about the cause of the shooting, with people speculating whether it was self-inflicted. Griffin denied that, saying he believes what Murdaugh reported.
“I don’t think you choose to have a flat tire or stage a flat tire to commit suicide. That makes no sense,” Griffin said. “There are many things (being reported) that are incongruent.”
Griffin said there was no gun found on the side of the road, in Murdaugh’s car, or in the area by SLED.
He also said a SLED agent who was on the scene told him that the side wall of Murdaugh’s tire was sliced.
Griffin said he was on the phone with Alex Murdaugh and a SLED agent on Monday. The SLED agent discussed how the agency is testing the blood in Murdaugh’s car, which spilled from his wound when he was retrieving his phone to call 911 after the shooting, according to Griffin.
Griffin also said two Good Samaritans found Murdaugh injured at the scene and took him in their car. Murdaugh called 911 from the car. The two people delivered Murdaugh to an ambulance further down the road, he said. From the ambulance, he was then airlifted to Savannah.
Both people have been interviewed by SLED, Griffin said.
https://www.islandpacket.com/news/local/crime/article254109318.html#storylink=mainstage_card2