Hi guys, welcome to a new episode of Legally Brunette. I will be your host today, Emily Simpson,

with my sidekick. Shane. Shane. First of all, just a reminder, if you guys have been listening to us

on the Two T's Network, we have now moved over to our own feed. So if you want to continue to enjoy

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Anyway, last week we went into the Murdaugh murders, which I, a couple of people DM me and

said that you're supposed to pronounce it Murdoch. I was about to tell you that. Yeah, like with a C. K. Well, I don't know. They said C.K. Like Murdoch. How about the murdering man? Okay. So anyway, I think down in the south they say Murdoch. Just like his name was Alex with an X, but they pronounce it. Alex. I think the pronunciation of his name is the least of their words.

Yeah, that is.

But anyway, I just wanted to do just a little bit more info on them.

So the infamous hunting lodge where Alex Murdoch murdered his wife and son is now up for sale.

It was in a daily mail article.

The South Carolina Mozilla estate that previously belonged to Alex Murdoch is struggling to sell despite stunning new renovations.

The home was last sold for $1 million in February of 2024 to a businessman named Alex Blair of Rockville who bought the 48-acre property at an auction. It's actually a 1700-acre

property. But yeah, they've obviously... He's like, you can have the part with all the blood

and brain splatter. Yes. And I'll keep the rest. That's what he did. He has now placed it back

on the market, but it appears not even a sweeping makeover

is enough to erase the mansion's past.

No.

The approximately 5,300 square foot home has now been listed for 50 days at 2.2 million,

but no buyers have taken the bait.

I don't know.

Would you want to live somewhere where someone was murdered?

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