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It was mentioned as being written by the court clerk who handled the Alex Murdaugh trial, and it reportedly contained controversial statements that prompted juror complaints about her alleged influence over them.
It's called 'Behind the Doors of Justice', the Murdoch murders.
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It was mentioned as being written by the court clerk who handled the Alex Murdaugh trial, and it reportedly contained controversial statements that prompted juror complaints about her alleged influence over them.
It's called 'Behind the Doors of Justice', the Murdoch murders.
She talks about when they went to visit the murder scene at Mizzell, where they lived, the Murdoch family. And this is where the pair were murdered. She writes 'some of us, either from the courthouse, i.e. her, law enforcement or the jury at Mizzell had an epiphany and shared our thoughts with our eyes. We did it with our eyes. I knew and they knew that Alec was guilty.'
Although I was conflicted about knowing the Murdoch family because everybody in South Carolina knew the Murdoch family and about having so many people watching and listening to me as I read the verdict, I was mostly concerned about Alec being innocent when I knew in my heart he was guilty.
