for ac 360. good evening, and take a look, this is the face tonight of alex murdaugh, convicted killer, his head shaven at a south carolina prison system intake facility on his way within the next several weeks to serving two consecutive life sentences, life without parole for murdering his wife maggie and his son paul. this is the face of a man whose family name was once synonymous with the law in the county in the legal profession and criminal justice system there. at today s hearing in the courthouse where his grandfather s portrait once hung, murdaugh was sentenced. he spoke briefly, but judge clifton newman had the last word. i would never under any circumstances hurt my wife maggie, and i would never under any circumstances hurt my son pau-pau. and it might not have been you. it might have been the monster you become when you take 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 opioid pills. maybe you become another person. well, tonight a prime time exclusive interview with creighton
to him than anything, asaide frm his own personal things that he would suffer if all this was exposed. when that exact moment was, i don t know, but i do know that all of these pressures, i called it a gathering storm, a perfect storm, were arriving on june 7th, and whether it was that day or whether he had been thinking about it for a while, i don t think we ll ever know. there s only one person that can answer that, but what i do know is that as that storm arrived as he was running out of options, as he was faced with nruining nt just himself, that family legacy, his son had become a liability that threatened to expose him. all those came to a head on june 7th, and that s the day they died. you also pointed out just sort of the impunity that he and maybe other members of his family, his kids, maybe paul, the impunity he felt he had i mean, his great grandfather, his k grandfather, his father had all been the prosecutors in this
for ac 360. good evening, and take a look, this is the face tonight of alex murdaugh, convicted killer, his head shaven at a south carolina prison system intake facility on his way within the next several weeks to serving two consecutive life sentences, life without parole for murdering his wife maggie and his son paul. this is the face of a man whose family name was once synonymous with the law in the county in the legal profession and criminal justice system there. at today s hearing in the courthouse where his grandfather s portrait once hung, murdaugh was sentenced. he spoke briefly, but judge clifton newman had the last word. i would never under any circumstances hurt my wife maggie, and i would never under any circumstances hurt my son pau-pau. and it might not have been you. it might have been the monster