This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

Forever 15 years, Blanca Simpson was the housekeeper for one of the most powerful families in the South Carolina low country, the Murdaws.

She cleaned their home, she ran their errands, she became a part of their inner circle.

And on June 7th of 2021, she was one of the last people to see Alec Murdoch before his wife, Maggie, and son Paul were gunned down at the family's Moselle hunting property.

Now Blanca is speaking out, not just about the murders, but about the family she thought she knew.

The red flags,

she says investigators ignored and her own theory about what really happened that night.

This is part of my five-part interview, part one with Blanca Simpson. In this first segment,

we'll go back to the beginning, how she first crossed paths with Alec Murdoch in the late 1990s, how she eventually became the family's trusted housekeeper,

and who Maggie and Paul Murdoe really were behind closed doors. Let's get into it.

Well, Blanca, take me back to 2002, back when you started working with Alec at PMPED and then how you transitioned to become the Murdof family housekeeper in 2007.

Those initial days, what was life like for you and what was the world like as you entered into the orbit of the Murdoz?

I met him in the late 90s.

Like I said, a friend of mine needed, she basically needed a new attorney I, you know, the agency that she had hired

was not doing her, was not helping her out with what she needed.

Yeah.

And I told her that I was going to help her find an attorney.

And I walked into his office and I was talking to the lady at the front

and he just stepped out and he's like, hey, come on back here, you know, and got to talk in and

he said he would do it. He would take the case, but he said we would have to release the other

attorneys, we would have to do a letter and to make sure that the letter was in Spanish and in English because of the fact

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