The Murdaugh Murders in South Carolina

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Jaskalas

Lifer
Jun 23, 2004
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Especially when you take into account the multitude of similarities between the Murdaugh and Rittenhouse cases.

This was not a case of justified self defense. It was a mystery of who killed two innocent people.
The hell you going on about with similarities?
 
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hal2kilo

Lifer
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This was not a case of justified self defense. It was a mystery of who killed two innocent people.
The hell you going on about with similarities?
I was thinking I should have seen a /s. Not so sure about justified self defense on the other hand.
 

Hulk

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This was not a case of justified self defense. It was a mystery of who killed two innocent people.
The hell you going on about with similarities?

Yes I was being cynical, I thought it was obvious. Your quote should be directed at the quote I referenced in my post.
 

woolfe9998

Lifer
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Wow the judge delivered a barn burner on sentencing. It's worth a read:


Murdaugh's humiliation is total.
 

Hulk

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Wow the judge delivered a barn burner on sentencing. It's worth a read:


Murdaugh's humiliation is total.

I really like the judge. He is calm, logical, thoughtful, and thorough. He could be a Vulcan. No way this guy is getting overturned IMO.
 
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hal2kilo

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Wow the judge delivered a barn burner on sentencing. It's worth a read:


Murdaugh's humiliation is total.
I loved the way he got into his head. Seeing his son and wife before he goes to sleep every night.