This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

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

This is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski.

Here now, Tony Brewski.

I got to say, even though he is a POS,

there's something almost impressive about the audacity of Alec Murdoch.

You'd think at this point, sitting in a concrete box after being convicted of murdering your wife and son,

after watching every lie you ever told finally collapse in public, you'd maybe develop a shred of humanity just a little bit, maybe,

I don't know, kind of, maybe some silence, maybe the slightest sense of accountability,

but no.

Alec Murdo, the king of delusion, has decided to issue a statement from prison condemning Hulu for misrepresenting him.

Imagine the ego it takes, the pathological goal to look at everything you've done, everything you've destroyed, and still think, the world owes you a fairer at it you guys you could

have came into the prison with me we could have talked about it and and I could have I could

have helped you understand me a little bit better I don't know why my Alec Murdoch

impression also probably doubles for George W. Bush, but it kind of does.

He starts off, all wounded and noble, saying he's deeply disappointed and distressed.

Ew, by the new Hulu series about him and the Murdof family.

He says it contains inaccuracies and misleading portrayals.

And I have to stop right there because how does a man who built his life on deceit

get to talk about accuracy?

I mean, the irony is, wow.

This is the same man who stole millions from grieving families the same man who took

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