Alex Murdaugh's Cop Made Up a Claim. Then He Told a Grand Jury the Same Thing.

In June 2025, a South Carolina judge threw out Michael Colucci's murder indictment after the lead SLED agent on the Alex Murdaugh case admitted he never wrote down what the victim's mother told him. The judge ruled the State had kept that from the jury. Eric Faddis, a defense attorney and former prosecutor, is with me on why that ruling matters to Alex.

Alex's lawyers argue his four murder indictments should be thrown out for the same reason. The same agent told a grand jury in July 2022 that Alex's shirt carried Maggie and Paul's blood, after the State's lab had already found no human blood on it.

In August 2021, he had told Alex that shotguns at the house were loaded like the gun that killed Paul. He swore to that before the grand jury, then called it a trick at trial and agreed it was not accurate.

The hearing is November 13, 2026, and the retrial is set for April 2027.

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