👀💣 “Multiple sources familiar with the status of the SLED inquiry – and the grand jury probe – have confirmed to FITSNews that witnesses have testified to seeing the Murdaugh murder weapons in Alexander’s possession in the immediate aftermath of the double homicide. These witnesses have further testified to Alexander allegedly describing his role in the crime scene coverup to them – and implicating at least one other Lowcountry law enforcement leader”
🏛️⚖️ #Murdaugh
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Just when you thought this case couldn't get any crazier, there's now a grand jury investigation underway into the alleged coverup of the June 7, 2021 'Murdaugh Murders' crime scene - including the disposal of the still-missing weapons used to kill Maggie Murdaugh and her younger son, Paul Murdaugh.
Our @IndyJenn_ and @TheWillFolks have the exclusive report on the latest bombshell developments in South Carolina's 'Crime of the Century...'
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Bout to tell y’all a hard truth. I’m 47 and they’ve had only like 10 very good seasons in my life. And even in those 10 seasons they have never really won anything. It’s literally never going to happen. Why do we even care? Bout to start touching grass……See y’all next Saturday
“Othram has now measured four samples from Maggie Murdaugh’s fingernail clippings, according to the motion. The extracts previously tested by SLED yielded small amounts of detectable Y-chromosome material — a marker of male DNA — from both hands. The reserve samples yielded no detectable Y-chromosome target.”
🚨🚨🚨Alex Murdaugh’s defense is asking a judge to compel access to three categories of evidence before his murder retrial: DNA material from Maggie Murdaugh’s fingernails and phone, records involving .300 Blackout ballistics, and raw laser scan data from Moselle.
The defense says the state has refused or failed to provide what it requested. Full story coming soon on @fitsnews
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🎙️Beach v. Parker: One Case, 4 Law Enforcement Reports
In this episode of Impact of Influence, we take a closer look at four law enforcement reports referenced in court filings in the Beach v. Parker civil “outrage” lawsuit.
We walk through what was reported to law enforcement, what was documented in the reports, and what happened with each incident.
https://t.co/JoiF5EzSQX
NEW EPISODE TOMORROW!
On this week’s Impact of Influence, we’re diving into the four law enforcement reports referenced in court filings in the Beach v. Parker “outrage” lawsuit.
What was reported? What did law enforcement document? And what happened with each report?
We’ll take a closer look at the reports and the details they contain.
Good morning everyone! Just a reminder… if your wife is mentally ill and off her medication… PROBABLY a bad idea to post an explicit photo of her to social media.
I usually charge for my advice but this one is on the house.
Idk who this kid is on College Gameday but this mf ,and I mean that with respect, should be playing football.
Anybody who can nail a kick like that BAREFOOT is something else
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. 💛
In this episode of Impact of Influence, we speak with an expert about suicide — the factors that can contribute to it, warning signs to watch for, and the complexities of trying to understand a person’s state of mind.
It’s a difficult subject, but an important conversation. Please listen, share, and help keep the conversation going.
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#SuicidePrevention #SuicidePreventionMonth #MentalHealth #ImpactOfInfluence