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Lunch break.

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Sometimes it's not time for some tombola, right?

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A few years ago, I worked on a documentary series called Murdoch Murders about the infamous Murdoch family in South Carolina. You're probably familiar with the story, but the gist is that the Murdox were a powerful

southern family who'd suffered one of the most public and scandalous downfalls in recent memory.

At the center of the story was Alex Murdoch, a disgraced attorney accused of fatally shooting

his wife and son. Long before the trial, the state alleged that the t-shirt Alex wore the night

of the murders was stained with high-velocity blood spatter, suggesting he'd pulled the trigger

himself. The t-shirt was the most incriminating piece of evidence against Alex,

but his high-profile attorney, Dick Harputlian,

was somehow able to get the blood spatter analysis thrown out before trial.

Alex was convicted anyway and sentenced to life,

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