On February 23, 2022, Alex Murdaugh stood up to affirm in his own homicide preliminary. He owned up to lying about not being available in the canine pet hotel video recorded on Paul’s cellphone minutes before he was shot to death close by his mom Maggie.
Nonetheless, the previous lawyer kept on denying playing any part in the June 2021 killings of his child and spouse:
“I could never purposefully successfully hurt both of them. Read More...
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This is a frustrating documentary, in that it honors the work of its subject with wide-screen cinematography and leaves-crunching sound design, but as a viewing experience cannot shake the overall feeling of a dirge. The score seems to recognize this problem, whipping between many different traditional and non-traditional arrangements, more or less trying to make sure we understand the urgency. And for all of its heroes that it introduces to us, like the young leader Bitate and the longtime Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau advocate Neindha, their stories run flat, even with what they symbolize. Read More...
