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Alex Murdaugh NEW Trial Prep #alexmurdaughtrial

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  • May 15, 2026
  • 1:00
  • Short

In this clip from our exclusive YouTube interview, defense attorney Dick Harpootlian explains why an Alex Murdaugh retrial would likely take time and why the defense plans to closely examine forensic evidence again.

Harpootlian discusses discovery requests, additional testing, and disputed testimony surrounding alleged blood spatter evidence connected to Alex Murdaugh’s clothing.

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Brief Summary

The episode covers the slow legal process and blood evidence in Alex's upcoming trial.

Key points

  • New Trial Announcement. A new trial is on the horizon, but the timeline is uncertain.
  • Blood Spatter Evidence. Discussion about crucial blood spatter evidence from the first trial.

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