Sandy Smith, the mother of a murdered South Carolina man, reached out to attorney Andy Savage for help and was soon under media scrutiny due to the link between the Murdoch family and the case. Despite hope for justice, Sandy felt overwhelmed by the media attention surrounding her son's case.
New evidence suggests that Elick Murdoch, husband and father of the victims, was present at the property at the time of the murders. The case has been taken over by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division due to its complexity and the agency's ties to the Murdock family.
Law enforcement recently released three 911 calls in connection with the shooting incident involving Ellick Murdoch, which have raised more questions than answers regarding the ongoing investigation by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.
The host of the Murdoch Murders podcast reflects on being recognized as a top new show and being grateful for the support from their audience, despite being dismissed by traditional journalism.
The story of the Murdoch murder saga gained international attention but it all started with local reporters at a dying newspaper who had a common instinct that something was wrong. Despite the upcoming Netflix series and attention from other big media outlets, the small-town journalist takes pride in their contribution to the story.
Marie Hulse recounts the morning of August 17, 1984, when her sister, 8-year-old Tammy Hulse, disappeared from their Indiana home. After decades of searching and investigating, the case has yet to be solved.