South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh denied bond
A judge denied bond for South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh over charges he stole millions after the death of his family's longtime housekeeper. Nikki Battiste is following the case.
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A judge denied bond for South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh over charges he stole millions after the death of his family's longtime housekeeper. Nikki Battiste is following the case.
When added with his previous indictments, Murdaugh is now accused of stealing $8,875,944.45.
Indictments filed Thursday allege Alex Murdaugh stole nearly $1.4 million.
Murdaugh, 53, remains in jail without bond after two previous arrests.
Five deaths with a connection to one family. "48 Hours" contributor Nikki Battiste investigates.
Murdaugh has been in jail since his arrest Thursday at a drug rehab center near Orlando, Florida.
The prominent South Carolina attorney suspected of trying to arrange his own death was arrested at a drug rehab facility in Orlando, Florida, on Thursday.
Nikki Battiste speaks with Curtis Smith, the man accused of shooting prominent South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh in an alleged assisted suicide plot earlier this year. In this preview of a future "48 Hours" episode, Smith tells Battiste that he's innocent of the allegations against him.
The arrest on two felony counts of obtaining property by false pretenses involves Murdaugh's housekeeper for decades, Gloria Satterfield.
A South Carolina lawyer accused of hiring a hitman to kill him so his son could get $10 million is returning to drug rehab after surrendering to authorities. CBS News correspondent Nikki Battiste joins "CBSN AM" from Varnville, South Carolina, with the latest on the case and the questions surrounding Alex Murdaugh.
Gloria Satterfield's death was said to be the result of a "trip and fall accident," but the coroner's office says an autopsy was never performed.
Authorities say the shooting was part of a $10 million life insurance scheme the attorney cooked up, but the bullet only grazed his head.
The statement from the law firm came hours after Alex Murdaugh said he was resigning and entering rehab.
In a statement Monday to CBS affiliate WCSC, Alex Murdaugh said he has "made a lot of decisions that I truly regret" and the he planned to resign from his law firm and enter rehab.