State denies Murdaugh claims of withheld evidence before retrial

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 11:55 · Archive

South Carolina prosecutors have denied allegations that they withheld evidence in the Alex Murdaugh case ahead of his retrial.

South Carolina prosecutors have denied allegations from attorneys for convicted killer Alex Murdaugh that they withheld evidence ahead of his retrial. The state's response characterises the claims as completely false. The prosecutors are also asking a judge to reject Murdaugh's request for additional cellphone data as part of the retrial preparations.

How it is being reported

• State asks judge to deny Murdaugh request for additional cellphone data ahead of retrialThe State of South Carolina is pushing back after attorneys for convicted killer Alex Murdaugh accused prosecutors of withholding evidence ahead of his retrial.WISTV · 7 Oct, 11:21
• State says it has not withheld evidence in Murdaugh caseThe State is firing back against Alex Murdaugh’s attorneys and calling their most recent claims completely false.Live5News · 6 Oct, 21:29

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