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The Re-Trial Of Alex Murdaugh

True Crime Today
Alex Murdaugh
Becky Hill
South Carolina Supreme Court
South Carolina
Financial Crimes
Maggie Murdaugh
Murdaugh Family
Paul Murdaugh
Jury Tampering
Alec Murdaugh
Murder Trial
Gloria Satterfield
Russell Laffitte
Mallory Beach
True Crime
Moselle
Hulu
Justice System
Financial Fraud
Stephen Smith

The South Carolina Supreme Court threw out Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions. Unanimously. Now the most-watched criminal case in state history starts over — new judge, new jury, new rules — and this is where you follow every step of it.

From Hidden Killers host Tony Brueski, The Re-Trial of Alex Murdaugh delivers real-time legal analysis, courtroom coverage, and expert interviews as the State de... more

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Alex Murdaugh's next murder trial may feature independent analysis of evidence taken from beneath Maggie Murdaugh's fingernails and from her phone. At an October 16 hearing, the defense said its review found unknown male DNA in samples from both hand... more

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Alex Murdaugh's defense wants to know if prosecutors are investigating a police officer friend who allegedly reached Moselle before other officers, and the state won't say. Eric Faddis joins me to cover that fight, the October 16 hearing, and a secon... more

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Alex Murdaugh's defense walked out of the October 16 hearing with permission to test the unknown male DNA tied to Maggie Murdaugh. Eric Faddis joins me to weigh whether it's a real lead or a long shot.

The samples come from under Maggie's fingernail... more

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The judge corrected Dick Harpootlian in open court. Harpootlian had claimed Alex Murdaugh passed a polygraph with flying colors. Murdaugh failed it. The polygraph measured whether he hid assets — it had nothing to do with the deaths of Maggie and Pau... more

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Eric Faddis
Attorney and former prosecutor
Episode: Alex Murdaugh and Sandra Birchmore: The Police Friend Question Prosecutors Won't Answer
Jennifer Coffindaffer
Retired FBI agent
Independent analyst discussed on the program
Episode: Murdaugh Claims SLED Agent Did WHAT?!
Bob Mata
Commentator referenced as a trusted legal analyst on the show
Independent contributor/guest commentator
Episode: Murdaugh: Why Are Prosecutors Fighting His DNA Request?
Robin Drake
Retired FBI special agent
Guest expert on law and investigations
Episode: Who Is the Only One Still Looking Into Becky Hill?!
Blanca Simpson
Murdaugh housekeeper and discussed witness
Murdaugh household (interview subject)
Episode: Who Is the Only One Still Looking Into Becky Hill?!
Bob Motta
Defense attorney, host of Defense Diaries
Defense Diaries
Episode: Murdaugh Retrial: What the Defense and Prosecution Are Really After
Eric Bland
Defense attorney, host of Anything But Bland and Cup of Justice
Independent practice, commentator
Episode: Is Alex Murdaugh’s Retrial Already Tilted by the Judge’s Connection to Harpootlian?
Dick Harputulin
Attorney
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Episode: Did Someone Help Becky Hill Tamper With Alex Murdaugh's Jury?
Jen Blanca Simpson
Guest commentator who has discussed SLED-related topics on the show
Episode: What Lead Did SLED Ignore On The Day Maggie And Paul Were Killed?

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3.6 out of 5 stars from 435 ratings
  • Some good info at times but very repetitive and drawn out. Tony gotta mute your mic during panel discussions as I'd rather not listen to your mouth and nose noises. Try an allergy pill or something instead of sucking in that snot on air

    Podcast Addict
    3
    SterlingBon
    3 months ago
  • I hope this is better than the Adelson pod

    I was looking for pods on Alex Murdaugh now that there’s new stuff going on. I used to listen to the one you did about the Adelsons. I stopped when you kept bringing that social worker on like she was a psychologist or criminal profiler. The woman didn’t even know the stages of grief described by Kubler-Ross which is just basic for anyone in healthcare. I just couldn’t anymore. Please don’t bring circles in and try to convince the listeners they’re octagons with this pod.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Larax205140
    United States5 months ago
  • Um um um

    Love the presentation but Blanca and her um ums was too much.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    WO Bar
    United Statesa year ago
  • Repetitive Scripts

    Are the episode scripts written by ChatGPT? They're repetitive and banal, and that's before you get to the repeated ads. Unlistenable.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    HandDrawnFoxes
    United Statesa year ago
  • Murdaugh

    Regarding Murdaugh, host says Southern Carolina Supreme Court. Mispronounces defense lawyer’s name but yeah he *followed* the trial. Numerous other instances. Yikes.

    Apple Podcasts
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    murder102938
    United Statesa year ago

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Alex Murdaugh — What SLED Never Tested Under Maggie's Fingernails
Q: Why now, I guess, is the question, Jen. Why? I mean, this seems like it would have been a pretty damn big deal to bring up in the first trial. It really wasn't brought up to any large extent. I guess, why now? Why wasn't this a bigger deal? Round one.
Kaufendaffer says the sample may be too limited or complex to identify a contributor and questions the defense attorneys' credibility, characterizing the motion as an attempt to create doubt.
Alex Murdaugh — What SLED Never Tested Under Maggie's Fingernails
Q: Unknown male DNA underneath her fingernails and on her phone. That's interesting. I mean, these are devices that are used a lot. A lot of people touch them. Could be really anybody, I would guess. But you were talking about a murder case, some dead bodies, anything where it could lead to some place, at least just to check the box to figure out whose it is, dismiss it if it's nothing. Should probably be run down, should it not? Jennifer, what do you think?
Kaufendaffer says investigators should follow up, but the DNA may be touch DNA, could have many contributors, and has no established timeline. She also notes that the crime involved a long gun and that there was no known evidence of a struggle.
Alex Murdaugh and Sandra Birchmore: The Police Friend Question Prosecutors Won't Answer
Q: If those tests show the exact same mystery man was under her nails and on the phone, how badly does that blow up the state's story?
Faddis says matching DNA could be a major development and bolster the defense's alternative-suspect theory, though DNA can appear under fingernails without a physical struggle.
Alex Murdaugh and Sandra Birchmore: The Police Friend Question Prosecutors Won't Answer
Q: As a defense attorney, where do you even begin when your client's DNA is on the weapon?
Faddis says the defense could argue that the strap was not used maliciously to cause Birchmore's death, while acknowledging the evidence is difficult to explain.
Alex Murdaugh's Team Just Got the Green Light to Test Maggie's WHAT?
Q: Is this just an honest mistake, you think, by him? Or why would a veteran lawyer tell a lie that big in open court knowing he'd get caught?
Faddis says lawyers have a duty of candor to the court and must not knowingly misrepresent facts. He says the inaccurate polygraph claim raises potential ethical concerns, though he is unsure it reaches the level of discipline such as suspension or disbarment.

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This show provides real-time legal analysis and courtroom coverage of a high-profile retrial of a disbarred attorney for the June 2021 deaths of his wife and son. Episodes concentrate on pretrial motions, venue fights, evidentiary rulings, and jury strategy under a transformed legal landscape—new judge, new jury, and restricted use of financial-crime evidence. Frequent focus areas include the admissibility of prior testimony, potential third-party theories, the use of DNA and other forensic evidence, and how changes in procedure shape the path to a possible conviction or acquittal. The host duo offers detailed, case-driven commentary and expert perspectives as developments unfold, with a clear emphasis on legal rights, due process, and cour... more

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