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Feds say Alex Murdaugh testimony not credible enough to justify Russell Laffitte retrial

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Former Palmetto State Bank CEO Russell Laffitte was convicted in a separate trial of helping Alex Murdaugh carry out several financial crimes. The U.S. Government filed a motion arguing testimony given by Murdaugh during the double-murder trial of his wife and son should not warrant a retrial. The motion claims that the evidence presented in the previous trial contradicts Murdaugh's claims that Laffite did not knowingly assist in carrying out the crimes.

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The Post and Courier

Feds say Alex Murdaugh testimony not credible enough to justify Russell Laffitte retrial

Federal prosecutors argue the numerous lies Alex Murdaugh admitted to on the stand render his testimony untrustworthy.

1 year ago·Charleston, United States

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Feds: Alex Murdaugh testimony shouldn’t warrant retrial for Laffitte

BEAUFORT, S.C. (WCBD) – The United States Government on Thursday filed a motion arguing testimony given by former Hampton County lawyer Alex Murdaugh during the double-murder trial of his wife and son should not warrant a retrial for ex-Palmetto State Bank CEO Russell Laffitte, who was convicted in a separate trial of helping Murdaugh carry […]

1 year ago·Charleston, United States

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