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AG announces millions in grant money for crime victims statewide (opens the original)
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South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced Wednesday that more than $29 million in state and federal grant money is being awarded to agencies that help crime victims across the state. Wilson was surrounded by legislators, law enforcement and Lowcountry nonprofit leaders as he revealed the number of grants during a press conference at North Charleston City Hall. “It’s important that we keep the doors open, that we keep these people staffed and funded, and keep the resources flowing to
Alex Murdaugh's defense wants deep dive into cell phone data (opens the original)
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In a motion filed late Monday, defense attorneys for Alex Murdaugh asked the presiding judge to compel prosecutors to turn over full forensic extraction files for several cell phones examined by state investigators. The defense argues that while it may have state-generated reports from the cellphones of Murdaugh and the victims, its own forensic examiner “cannot verify the state’s timeline, test the state’s interpretation of it, or search for what the state’s examiner left out” without the origi
Lowcountry home where opera 'Porgy and Bess' was composed is recognized (opens the original)
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Obscured by a tall wooden fence, the Folly Beach home where composer George Gershwin composed the famed opera “Porgy and Bess” is now marked by a street-side historical placard that was unveiled Sept. 25. “This marker symbolized that the story is important,” Folly Beach Mayor Chris Bizzell said. “This place is important, and we need to pass that history down for future generations.” The two-story house on West Ashley Avenue was the summer home of author Dubose Heyward and his wife, Dorothy. They
Gator hunting season is underway with nearly 13-foot catch (opens the original)
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Alligator hunting season began earlier this month and already three men are celebrating quite a catch. “We’ve caught several gators, but this one was one of the biggest fights and the biggest we’ve ever caught,” said John Wayne Caulder in a Facebook post Tuesday. Caulder says it took his strength and that of his son and a friend Monday night to haul in the 12-foot 8-inch gator that weighed roughly 600 pounds. It also took time, about two and half hours. “This old boy was built different,” he sai
Alex Murdaugh's defense seeks DNA, ballistics and other evidence (opens the original)
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Alex Murdaugh’s defense attorneys say the clock is ticking to the once convicted killer’s retrial next spring, and they want evidence from the state now to prepare their case. In a motion filed late last Friday, defense attorneys asked the judge to issue an order “compelling the state to produce three categories of evidence” that they say they’ve asked for in writing but has been “either refused or ignored.” That evidence includes fingernail clippings from Murdaugh’s murdered wife, as well as sw
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