Alex Murdaugh Running Drugs In South Carolina? - Part 7

in the last episode, we covered the death of Gloria Satterfield and the fall of Alex Murdaugh. Could Alex’s actions be tied to the murder of Paul and Maggie Murdaugh? It’s definitely possible, but there’s even more to this story that needs to be covered. Let's revisit a statement that Alex put out two days after he set up his failed suicide for hire attempt. “The murders of my wife and son have caused an incredibly difficult time in my life. I have made a lot of decisions that I truly regret"

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[LamLawIndy]

A witness was "killed when he stepped in front of a car in Florida." Man, what a "luck break" for the defendants!

[JeriScarborough]

The scandals with this family goes way back. Starting to make a lot of sense...rules dont seem to apply to them. So awesome watching this story unfold and your content keeps attention.

[historyhooligan]

When you mentioned being aware of your own bias while doing research… it’s unusual for someone to have enough integrity to admit that! Keep the great videos coming.

[ConfederateDixieDarling]

Your attention to details, your ability to analyze, speculate and investigate is very impressive.

[DrinElliott]

who's here watching this now that the trial has started?! You are very much on point!

[JRay.R]

Seriously, you deserve an award for this series.

[suzannes]

Eric you had less than 1000 subscribers when I found your channel. Your great work has taken you far! Your work on this series has been spectacular. I believe much more insidious behavior from the Murdaugh family will be revealed in the the next year or two.

[louriewylde]

I am a major true crime junkie -- I subscribe to many, many YT channels.
You, my friend, (I discovered you today) have soared to number one in my books.
Thank you so, so much for sharing your talent, thoughtfulness and deep insight with us!

[srock]

I lived in SC and was the victim of a break in and shooting. My ex tried to have me murdered. I can attest to the fact that there is a very strong “good old’ boy” network in SC. If you have money and connections, you will get away with crimes. I’m so glad this criminal Alex will be getting locked up. Should’ve happened long ago.

[albertan]

I’m amazed at what you’ve been able to dig up. You dig deep and get the ALL the pertinent facts. You need to be an investigator for SLED.

[laurie]

How different our news outlets would be if they exercised what you did....taking a step back and doing an honest an accurate story with out making a certain narrative to exist. Wow! What a concept!

[kaykayron]

It is interesting that Alex goes into business, buys joint properties and becomes the POA for a known drug smuggler - one whose charges were dropped when the State's main witness "stepped in front of a car" and was killed.

[arielspalter]

I have been binge watching this entire series throughout the last few hours. This series has truly set a new standard in investigative documentaries on YouTube. I'd love to see more series from you on other interesting cases. You've also earned a new subscriber (-

[jacquelynmelcher]

You've done amazing researching this case and family.

[carrieallen]

Now a lot of people are wondering about this very stuff! Your way ahead of the game!

[Lizbert]

I was lucky enough to discover Eric when his very first episode of this case dropped, think he had just under 50 subscribers but I was hooked and watched out for each new release of this cae. How rare is it to find someone on youtube who has the integrity of being honest about bias. I wish all lawyers, judges, scientist, and others took a page from his book!

[arielmargaret]

Im so happy YOU specifically are diving into these people/this case!! I fell down the rabbit hole and haven't found my way out and you are so clear and concise with your work I'm so excited for this!!!

[rlmack]

Keep going Eric ... you've made the correct career choice! Looking forward to your media career. Great personality and reportage.

[TheRhNegative]

Honestly I've been thinking about how, if alex was a 20-year opioid addict, he would likely have lost a ton of weight, lost his teeth, lost his job, had sores, looked sickly, and been zoned out and dozing off a lot. His work would've suffered and his home life would be in tatters...Instead, he seems to have had a robust weight and build, full head of hair, great complexion, a full set of teeth, plenty of family pictures of togetherness and happiness, and a thriving law practice. I get that for the first year or 2 this might be the case, but 20? I just don't buy it.

[TwoAcresandaMule]

I lived in hampton county for 8 years and was told from the start that its ran by his family and that there is major shady shit that happens all the time.