Alex Murdaugh sentenced to 27 years in state prison for financial crimes
Alex Murdaugh sentenced to 27 years in state prison for financial crimes
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Alex Murdaugh sentenced to 27 years in state prison for financial crimes
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Those will fit in nicely with his two consecutive life sentences.
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consecutive life sentences
I'm just imagining him having a heart attack, flatlining, being resuscitated, and thinking "oh goodie, just one more to go!"
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You joke, but someone tried that, lol: https://www.indiatimes.com/trending/wtf/prisoner-brought-back-to-life-argues-he-has-served-his-life-sentence-602531.html
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Dude looks like he's wearing a rubber Halloween mask.
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Why? The criminally insane guy is clearly beyond any kind of empathy or remorse. Killing his wife and son, and 22 counts of fraud and money laundering, should be enough to not waste a single second hoping for anything from him.
He grew up super privileged, and probably thought he could get away with anything.
He killed his wife and son in an attempt to distract from the 22 counts of fraud.
He didn't just kill them out of the blue, it was a calculated decision in an attempt to use their "mysterious murder" to try to protect himself.
How would that have worked?
He should think about running for president with a record like that
So how did the affluenza defense not work?
I think I missed the obligatory /s the first go round.
It tends to fail when you steal from your own law partners.
It worked one time on a minor, really. There may have been some other instances but we are hopefully more or less beyond that as a concept.
He went to far.
Because blatant cases of affluenza look pretty fucking bad on a judge's record, and this case would be too blatant to let slide.