Corey Fleming, a South Carolina attorney, has been suspended from practicing law due to evidence of misconduct under investigation, which includes the alleged theft of $3.6 million from his clients and his law firm. His misconduct brings up questions about who will be held accountable, including those responsible for the Gloria Satterfield settlement.
After being accused of stealing $3.6 million, documents show that Alec Murdoch stole from other clients using the same method. Despite being in rehab, he may still have the opportunity to commit more crimes while trying to get rid of the money or making it untraceable.
The case against Alex Murdoch gets stronger with new documents proving that he wrote and deposited checks that he wasn't supposed to and that he committed several felonies. There's direct evidence of his actions, which are different from the circumstantial evidence needed for other cases associated with the murders of Maggie and Paul Murdock.
The South Carolina law enforcement division (SLED) is continuing to investigate the alleged murders and fraud committed by members of the Murdoch family, including the settlement involving Gloria Satterfield, and will not rush the investigation to meet arbitrary deadlines.
Corey Fleming has been suspended from practicing law due to evidence of misconduct that is under investigation in South Carolina. The decision was made in accordance with Rule 17b, which states that the Supreme Court can suspend any lawyer who poses a threat to the public or administration of justice.