Murdaugh blamed some problems on addiction; bond set at $7M
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Speaking publicly for the first time in months, the prominent South Carolina attorney accused of a slew of mostly financial crimes blamed some of his problems on a 20-year-long opiate addiction.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Speaking publicly for the first time in months, the prominent South Carolina attorney accused of a slew of mostly financial crimes after his wife and son
By Maria Cartaya and Wesley Bruer, CNN Bond for Alex Murdaugh, the disgraced South Carolina attorney accused of financial wrongdoing and of setting up a suicidal insurance fraud scheme, was set at $7 million in a virtual bond hearing on Monday with Judge Alison Lee.
Speaking publicly for the first time in months, the prominent South Carolina attorney accused of a slew of mostly financial crimes after his wife and son were found shot dead outside their home, blamed some of his problems on a 20-year-long opiate addiction shortly before a judge set bond at $7 mill…
Speaking publicly for the first time in months, the prominent South Carolina attorney accused of a slew of mostly financial crimes blamed some of his problems on a 20-year-long opiate addiction.
Murdaugh faces nearly 50 counts of charges related to an alleged scheme to steal more than $6.2 million in settlement money and other funds from his clients.
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