The Murdaugh Mystery? Part 1 — Alex Invented Something to Collect on Her Death
Alex Murdaugh proved most of the case against his own character, and Part 1 is built on that record. His housekeeper, Gloria Satterfield, fell on the steps at Moselle in 2018 and died twenty-four days later. The insurers were told the family’s dogs tripped her. In a federal filing Alex admitted that version was his own invention, and the roughly $4.3 million in claim money never reached her two sons. On the stand in Walterboro he said he remembered lying to Tony Satterfield while looking him in the eye. Hakeem Pinckney was nineteen when a crash on I-95 left him paralyzed and on a ventilator. He died four days after his case settled, and a $309,581 check from that settlement went where Alex directed it instead. The thefts are settled law. The murders of Maggie and Paul are not, and he says he didn’t do them.
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