Interesting. Withe the checks going from $20K/month before the murders to $200K after, sounds like he must have known who killed them and was trying to catch up on payment before he and/or his other son got killed.
Either that or the increased amounts were for something else all together.
@tigerjimp
This response is particularly idiotic. The writer is calling for the sort of justice prevalent in dictatorial regimes where citizens are accused on day 1, tried on day 2 and executed on day 3. He should live in such a place.
So you think insanity should be a reason for someone who is without question guilty to avoid punishment? Swift punishment for those caught red handed and WITHOUT DOUBT of guilt is what is needed.
Assuming he is found to be insane, do you really think he’s going to avoid punishment? It’s not like they are going to turn him loose on the streets.
Do you want Uncle Sam, or Uncle Joe to determine the cases without doubt?
It's absolutely true but most were sentenced decades ago before DNA / video evidence existed.
Interesting point. Maybe up front payments verses balance due.
Step 2 Complete. Assets frozen.
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Potentially a dumb question, but what is the Council of Kinnils, Jr? And how does it relate to the Murdaugh(s) case?
you need to go to TMB and read the counsel of Kinnils thread there. It may be covered somewhere in the first 60 or so pages.......
Speak for yourself. I'm not lovable.
Seems like a lot of trouble to just get 90k.
I’ve done over a thousand evals for the court system. He clearly had the capacity to conform based on his actions to try to get away with his crimes. No question. I work mostly with juveniles and don’t have his case but I was involved with the Townsville shooting.
And after committing those crimes and while incarcerated he was able to cherry pick which lawsuits to confess judgment to - his brother and one of his former law partners. I would think someone without capacity wouldn't continue strategically planning who to ensure gets paid before those who've had lawsuits pending for years. AM continues to amaze.
Figure out who owns the bank since its a local bank....
I know one of the owners and highly doubt she was in on anything scandalous….although AM did take her to a debutante ball back in the day…..or at least so I hear!
yeah, I looked them up. Bank has been around for a long time. I think (my opinion only) is that maybe this involved a rogue employee.
I will give you a good one.
Small banks do a lot of business based on relationships. If you know a banker well and have been a customer for a long time and he believes in you, then the bank will do business with you, while asking not too many questions. The small bank 'knows' you are good for the money and the bank is not going to be the stuckee.
