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Murdaugh lawyers demand more info on supposed murder cover-up (opens the original)
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Defense lawyers for Alex Murdaugh, the disbarred lawyer accused of killing his wife and son to cover up a raft of fraud, are demanding information from state investigators regarding allegations that a pair of Lowcountry police officers helped dispose of the murder weapons and bloody clothing. Since at least August, a state grand jury has been investigating a claim that police officials in Yemassee, Hampton County, transported and handled the weapons and clothing soon after Maggie and Paul Murdau
Pair of Lowcountry cops investigated for allegedly handling missing Murdaugh murder weapons (opens the original)
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Ever since Maggie Murdaugh and her son Paul were shot to death on their Lowcountry family farm five years ago, police have tried to find the shotgun and powerful hunting rifle that blew their bodies apart. Now, the State Law Enforcement Division is investigating a pair of small-town policemen in response to accusations that they handled and concealed the murder weapons hours after the massacre at the Murdaugh family’s rural, Colleton County property on June 7, 2021. This August, a SLED agent spo
New ‘Welcome to Charleston County’ sign alongside I-26 cost $555K (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â A new, half-million-dollar road sign is letting motorists zooming east on Interstate 26 know they have arrived to Charleston County. Known as a gateway sign or gateway monument in highway lingo, the aluminum display â which stands 10 feet tall and spans nearly 40 feet â replaced a smaller welcome sign that was installed more than 30 years ago on the heavily traveled roadway. The signâs $555,060 price tag was paid by the countyâs Economic Development office. The sign featur
Mourners fill Charleston Gaillard Center to honor Joe Rice, the late attorney and philanthropist (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON — Joe Rice ended life much the way he lived it — at center stage. The legendary lawyer who made headlines for bringing some of the world’s largest corporations to their knees was celebrated on Sept. 14, when an assembly of lawyers, public officials, University of South Carolina bigwigs and other VIPs packed the Charleston Gaillard Center for his funeral. Nearly every seat was full in the auditorium to honor the famed legal strategist and philanthropist, whose casket sat onstage betwee
‘A loss with no meaning’: NYPD, FDNY transplants in South Carolina describe horrors of 9/11 (opens the original)
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For 25 years running, Sept. 11 has loomed large on James Krieger’s calendar. A quarter-century ago, the New York City fireman responded to the terrorist attacks that toppled a pair of skyscrapers in Manhattan and killed scores more in Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania. Every year since, he has relived the dreadful experience that killed nearly 3,000 people. The anniversaries of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks have been reliably grim for Krieger and other emergency responders. The date is a reminder
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