I don't know when we will see charges filed in the murders of Maggie and Paul Murdoch.

But an interview with Ehrlich Murdoch's younger brother published this past weekend, gives us more insight

into its role with Maggie's estate and tells us what might have happened at the crime scene in the days

after the double homicide. What we're seeing is concerning, to say the least. My name is

Mandy Matney. I've been investigating the Murdoch family for more than three years now. This is

the Murdoch Murdochch murders podcast with David Moses and

Liz Ferrell. In the last week, we have learned a lot of new information about the Murdoch family, those close to them in their mysterious financial situation around the time of the murders.

But we want you to know that we've heard some of you on social media saying that you want to know more about the murders of Maggie and Paul.

We do too.

I can assure you that we're trying our absolute best at the Murdoch Murders podcast to get more information about the murders.

And we know investigators are working hard too.

The tricky thing is this is an open investigation until there is an arrest.

This means that police aren't going to release a lot of information to protect the integrity of the investigation.

This is an incredibly complex investigation, and as frustrating as it is, I understand why investigators are remaining silent for now.

We are being respectful of the process, but we will continue to call out public officials when we think

transparency is necessary. As you guys will hear in a bit, we're going to talk about evidence at the

scene and we explain why we think now is the time to talk about this. On Sunday, the Island

Packet newspaper published an extensive interview with

John Marvin Murdoch. Some of it was pretty shocking. I honestly had to read it in pieces to

fully digest what was happening. In another interview with John Marvin and his wife, Liz,

was published the same day in the Charleston Post and Courier, and that one

was even more puzzling than the packets. For those of you who don't know who John Marvin is,

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