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Murdaugh’s legal team asks for murder charge dismissal, claims lead agent lied on stand

Derek Jones
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Derek Jones
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Derek Jones has been covering education in Savannah for 7 years after earning his degree in Education Journalism from the University of South Carolina. He previously reported for NPR’s local affiliate, where he focused on educational policy and its impact on local schools and students.

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Murdaugh’s legal team asks for murder charge dismissal, claims lead agent lied on stand — Savannah Real Estate news

COLLETON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — Alex Murdaugh’s legal team is asking that all criminal charges against him relating to the night his wife and son were killed be dismissed, saying the lead agent on the case allegedly lied on the stand.Friday, a motion to dismiss the indictments was filed on Murdaugh’s behalf after his legal team originally made the request in August. This filing details more specifics about why they believe the criminal charges should be dismissed.Murdaugh was previously convicted in the deaths of his wife, Maggie, and son, Paul, in a 2023 trial. Murdaugh was granted a new trial this year by the South Carolina Supreme Court after it ruled former Colleton County Clerk of Court Becky Hill’s jury tampering affected the outcome of the case. “The grand jury testimony was false, and the State knew it.”The motion claims that the State presented forensic evidence that was fabricated. Specifically, “that an expert had found the victims’ blood spatter on the shirt Mr. Murdaugh was

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