This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Bruske, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

Alec Murdoch, you thought this case was over?

Well, we might get a replay.

The fight to overturn his murder convictions is officially underway in the South Carolina Supreme Court, the Attorney General's office.

File its opening brief in August, arguing Murdoch is obviously guilty based on overwhelming evidence.

On September 9th, Murdoch's defense team led by Dick Harputalind and Jim Griffin,

remember those guys, submitted their reply, calling the case a perfect storm of investigative

failures, fabricated forensic claims, and jury tampering by former Colleton County Clerk of Court,

Becky Hill. We'll get into all of that in just a bit,

because there are some points they have to make there, especially about Becky Hill.

With both sides' briefs now on file, the process moves to the next stage.

Everybody's just in there going, well, is you going to get a new trial or not?

It's like 50 steps in between that. And the train keeps moving down those rails. This is where we're at

right now, the process, the next steps moving to this next stage. Within the next 30 days,

Murdoz attorneys now must compile the official record of appeal.

What is that?

That's the complete collection of trial transcripts, exhibits, rulings that will form the factual foundation for the Supreme Court's review.

That's why everything is documented in a court case.

That's why there's certain procedures to have

information put on the record, because when the Supreme Court, if they have to go review something,

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