What Netflix's Murdaugh Murders Documentary Didn't Tell You About The Story

Fake mugshots, knocked off millions, and a horrifying body count. You caught the dramatic doc, but did you get the full story? Reckless boozehound to murder for hire, here's what Netflix left out!

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All hands on deck | 0:00
Lawyering up | 1:20
Crash and dash | 2:15
Party on | 3:00
What about Maggie? | 3:49
Connecting the crash | 4:45
The first victim | 5:47
Reluctant hitman | 7:00
Alex hits rehab | 7:59
White collar criminal | 8:55
The Satterfield settlement | 9:52
The trial | 10:54

Voiceover By: Jesse Connell

[Looper]

What have been your thoughts following the Murdaugh murders?

[kasiab]

The funniest (and most tragic) part is that if it wasn't for his dead son's video, he would have probably gotten away with it... revenge from beyond the grave 😳

[dicheko]

Those who helped and enabled them (especially cleaning the crime scene) should also face charges.

[lynnkalles]

Hopefully buster will NEVER have any children. End this EVIL bloodline

[MoDeegroes]

The amount of lawyers & Alex's friends n family that were allowed at crime scene is truly deplorable

[positivevibetec]

No one wants to say Paul was a scumbag because he was killed. He was not a good person

[elsewhere-vkzq]

maggie texting her sister “ he’s up to something” is gut wrenching…
that woman KNEW

[jeanlaws]

The fact that Alex's brother, John Marvin, was permitted to remove the boat from the crash site is so suspect. No other normal person would be allowed to remove evidence from the scene of an accident, but the Murdaugh Family has so much power in the Low Country. It'll be interesting to see what Alex (pronounced "El-ick") will be charged with over the next few months. Maggie and Paul didn't deserve to die.

[AloneDoggKilla]

So can anyone else see that there's nothing behind Alex's eyes in all every photo?

[gavanwhatever]

So you're saying the family was worse than the portrayal by Netflix.

I expect that there's a lot more to be known about this family and its activities.

[pamelahsmithsmith]

Sounded like Paul’s parents covered up a lot for him, , case in point, driving off the road after drinking at aChristmas party. Parents came to the crash site, cleaned up the alcohol and got rid of the guns. Paul’s girlfriend said after that, this was never mentioned again! Swiped under the rug!!

[eagleeyecherrypie]

I think he wanted his cousin to “try” to kill him so he can shoot him in self defense and then turn around and blame him for the murders.

[johnhughes]

The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. One bad apple does indeed spoil the whole bunch. All the Shakesperian tragedy that has befallen upon this family can be traced directly to these permissive parents who spoiled their two kids rotten to the core. Alex was a drug addicted, lying, cheating, thieving, stealing, murderer who thought twelve commoners wouldn't dare have the spine to deal him a double helping of what law abiding folks call justice. This family was surrounded by several suspicious "accidental" deaths. They all were corrupt to the very core in my opinion.

[jlkitz]

Just a despicable family who got away with privilege & lawlessness for DECADES 😡. I think there will be more coming to light...Peace to ALL those caught in this family's chem trail!

[moonwolf]

The law firm knew he stole monies well in advance of the murders. Each time they failed to report it to the law board or to expel him…they are just as gross and egregious in their behavior…they think they’re better because they paid money back but what they were supposed to do is report Alex to the board, to the police, report it to the insurance company, the families…how is this firm and their lawyers still able to practice law…they all aided and abetted heinous crimes by Alex.

[helenweatherby]

Can’t muster any sorrow for the fact that Paul is dead.

[michelemoneywell]

At the end of the Netflix series it was mentioned in writing that Alex took a huge insurance policy out on the Mosele estate just one month prior to the housekeeper's "accident".

[deenad]

*Just think, if Paul would've taken his proper punishment in jail, he may be alive today!* 😖

[stephie]

People are memorializing Maggie and Paul as though they were saints.. They were clearly not. They didn't deserve a murder..but neither did the girl in the boat, the young man in the hit and run, or the housekeeper. Karma met that family head on probably. Sad stuff for the part of the family NOT in the "tangled web" of lies.

[basiahellwich]

I really do think that the firm he worked for were more aware of the financial embezzlement than they are making out, they were all probably involved at one time or another, probably didn't take it as far as Alex did.