Part 1: Murdaugh prosecution team shares insight into case (w/ Alan Wilson, Creighton Waters, et al)

Lead prosecutor Creighton Waters, S.C. Attorney General Alan Wilson and several key members of the state's Alex Murdaugh murder trial prosecution team sit down together to share unique insight and perspectives on the case. John Meadors, Savanna Goude and David Fernandez join Waters and Wilson to answer questions from reporters Anne Emerson, Tara Jabour and Drew Tripp, who are accompanied by former S.C. Attorney General and legal analyst Charlie Condon.

Stay tuned for Part 2 coming soon.

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