Alex Murdaugh's Cop Friend Got $5,000. Then WHAT Went Missing?

Tony Brueski (0:01)

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Tony Brueski (0:12)

So, there's a lot of kerfuffle around some missing guns, a police chief, and a $5,000 check in the Alex Murdaugh case. These have all been elements of this case that we've known about for years, really. I remember years ago when we heard about the $5,000 check, and it was apparently explained away as a loan that he, Alec, was giving to this police chief's parents. You know, they were tight, they were friends, and there's nothing, I mean, it's not uncommon either when you're in a position of power, like the way Alec Murdaugh was pre-murder, to have tight relations with others in government. Now this is where you get into areas where, you know, you scratch your back, I'll scratch mine, old boys club, all that bullshit, all that comes into play when people can't keep things on the up and up. And there are allegations now, Fitznews is reporting quite a bit of this, that, you know, maybe some of that, oh, you scratch my back, I'll scratch your back, old boys club, we're, we're gonna help each other out in times of need.

May have been in play here in this case. And if these allegations are true, and again, big if, and I want to be clear, I am not accusing this police chief of any wrongdoing in anything I'm talking about. We are discussing the reporting and, and what is allegedly going on right now with a grand jury. I mean, the fact that it's allegedly gone that far is pretty big news. But everybody's, you know, innocent till guilty, including Alex Murdaugh, believe it or not. But if these allegations are true, where does that take us in this case?

Because if somebody has the weapons that have been missing, never recovered from the scene, nobody knows where they were. If he had them, how? There's a lot of questions there. How did he get them? Why does he have them? Who did he get them from?

What was his involvement in obtaining those weapons? Like, did Alec, here, take these, buddy. Did this officer just take them from the scene for some reason? I did. Was he somewhat, was he involved in the actual crime itself?

Was this a hit for Alec? And Alec really didn't do it? But he had somebody else do it for him? There's so many questions that if these allegations have a centilla of truth to them about this officer, this police chief having the guns, well, holy shit, this southern scandal just got far crazier than I think any of us could have ever imagined. So let's go through what's being reported right now, what we know, what we don't know, what's in the ether. I'd love for you to weigh in with your thoughts in the comment section on Substack or YouTube. If you're there, if you're not already there, check us out on YouTube or Substack and hit subscribe. Okay? Two seconds of this. Please do hit subscribe wherever you're listening or watching. That helps us out tremendously. You'll keep all of our coverage coming to you. And if you're on YouTube right now and watching us, thank you, by the way. Hi. Please grab your phone, scan that QR code right there. That's going to take you to our podcast, the audio podcast of the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify or wherever you like getting podcasts. Press subscribe there too. We have even more content there, some longer form pieces that we just don't do on video that are more podcast-y. And we'd love for you to be able to take us with you when you're at the gym or at work, in the car, whatever. Please do hit subscribe there. I've got an extra second, and you've been liking our reporting. A quick review on Apple Podcasts goes a long way for us. I really, really appreciate it. So if you've liked what we've been doing, please go to Apple Podcasts and subscribe. And a nice review there. Thank you. Thank you in advance for that. I really do appreciate it. We work really hard here every day. And those reviews and those sort of things help other folks find our programming. So thank you. Okay. The 300 Blackout Rifle and the 12-gauge shotgun used to kill Maggie and Paul Murdaugh never been found. We've established that five years, the six-week trial, conviction and appeal and a unanimous reversal by the South Carolina Supreme Court. And in all that, neither weapon has surfaced. The prosecution's theory at the 2023 trial is that Alec hid them at his parents' home in Elmita, possibly moved them in that blue raincoat that he had on. Police did in search Elmita until September 16th of 21, more than three months after the killings. And they found nothing. Lots of time. Lots of old time. Get in there and move stuff, maybe under that blue raincoat that happened to have gunpowder on it. The state grand jury is now investigating whether the answer is simpler than any of that, whether Alec Murdaugh's close friend, the MSC Police Chief, Greg Alexander, handled both guns and bloody clothing in the hours after the murders and stored them at his own police station. Whoa, what an allegation that is. Grand jury witnesses have allegedly testified to seeing the weapons in Alexander's hands.