Despite being timely, “Murdaugh Murders” doesn’t really convince me to view it.

“Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal” will undoubtedly profit from its timeliness as Alex Murdaugh’s trial progresses on Netflix, but this three-part production isn’t as riveting as its subject matter.
The project, which relies almost entirely on those involved to tell the tale, has a sloppy feel to it from beginning to end and finds that the younger group in particular makes poor narrators of what happened.

It’s true that this true-crime docuseries would have benefited from having a narrator, but the creators chose to let the pals who were involved in the tragic boat accident that resulted in Mallory Beach’s death, 19, drone on, enhancing their accounts.

What You Should Know About the South Carolina Location of the Murdaugh Murders

The house at 4147 Moselle Road has been under contract since it was put on the market in February 2022.

The powerful, old-money Murdaugh family controversies and deaths in South Carolina’s Lowcountry have recently gained more attention.
If you’ve followed the family’s story in any way, whether it be through Alex Murdaugh’s ongoing murder trial or Netflix’s newest docuseries Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal, you probably want to know more about the scene of the killings and how the house is doing today.
Check out what we know about the family’s notorious estate below.
What is the history of the Murdaugh family’s law career?

Let’s review: Alex Murdaugh is a retired attorney whose South Carolina legal dynasty began there.
To give you an idea of how far back their influence extends, Randolph Murdaugh Sr., Alex’s great-great-grandfather, founded.

What You Should Know About the South Carolina Location of the Murdaugh Murders

What is the history of the Murdaugh family’s law career?

Let’s review: Alex Murdaugh is a retired attorney whose South Carolina legal dynasty began there.
To give you a sense of just how far back their power goes, Alex’s great-great-grandfather, Randolph Murdaugh Sr. founded a law firm and was elected solicitor for the 14th Judicial Circuit (which includes a staggering five counties) in 1920. Since then, additional families have worked as solicitors and joined the family business.