In recorded jail calls obtained through FOIA, Kendra Duggar allegedly never asks about the nine-year-old girl at the center of the case against her husband. She doesn’t ask about the allegations. She doesn’t ask about the child who reportedly told investigators what happened. On a recorded line — knowing it Read more…
The surveillance camera at Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson home was allegedly targeted and concealed with weeds. That tells you the person planned ahead. But the footage apparently survived through cloud-based recovery — which tells you the person didn’t plan far enough. Retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer says that contradiction is Read more…
Maggie Murdaugh told her housekeeper she would have sold everything — the house, the land, all of it — to settle the $30 million lawsuit and make things right for the families involved. Alex wouldn’t even give her a straight answer about where the money stood. Blanca Simpson heard both Read more…
Three boys told a judge they’re terrified of Kouri Richins. They asked for one thing: never let her out. Her answer was a promise to come back for them — and it’s one of the most chilling things you’ll ever hear a convicted defendant say to her own children. Those Read more…
The conviction is reversed. The retrial is coming. And the case Alex Murdaugh faces the second time around is fundamentally different from the one that produced a guilty verdict in March 2023. Eric Faddis — who has tried cases from both the prosecution and defense side — provides the complete Read more…
Both sides of the Murdaugh case gained leverage over the past three years — but the advantages cut in opposite directions. The defense has a Supreme Court opinion calling the first trial fundamentally unfair and a former clerk with a perjury conviction. The prosecution has a locked-in transcript of everything Read more…
Robert Eugene Brashers committed at least eight murders across Kentucky, Missouri, South Carolina, and Texas. He assaulted women and girls. He restrained them with their own clothing. He set fires to destroy evidence. And he walked in and out of the criminal justice system without anyone connecting his crimes. He Read more…
The evidence fills bookshelves. It spans hidden camera footage, court records, SPLC reports, FBI interviews, investigative journalism, and survivor memoirs. The group’s own published materials include a child discipline manual and racial teachings documented as white supremacist. And the Yellow Deli is still open. In this episode, Tony Brueski examines Read more…
Twelve and a half hours. Ten days of trial. Ten witnesses. That is how much time the prosecution spent on Alex Murdaugh’s financial crimes the first time around. The South Carolina Supreme Court said the State could have made its motive argument in a fraction of that time — and Read more…
The Colleton County Clerk of Court told jurors not to be fooled by the defense. She told them to watch Alex Murdaugh’s movements. She signaled that deliberations should be quick. The South Carolina Supreme Court found every one of those comments credible and ruled unanimously that they destroyed the integrity Read more…