'Murdaugh Murders' Saga: Federal Prosecutors Zero In On Russell Laffitte
Emily Limehouse and her team score some points in making their case against Alex Murdaugh's banker ...
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Alex Murdaugh may be called to testify in federal trial for South Carolina banker Russell Laffitte: report
Alex Murdaugh might be called to testify during South Carolina banking scion Russell Laffitte's federal trial over alleged bank fraud that allowed the ex-attorney to steal from clients.
Source: foxnews.com
'Murdaugh Murders' Saga: First Criminal Trial Set To Commence In Charleston
The United States of America versus Russell Lucius Laffitte ...
Source: fitsnews.com
'Murdaugh Murders' Saga: Russell Laffitte Trial Kicks Off In Charleston
"We anticipate calling Alex Murdaugh ..."
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'Murdaugh Murders' Saga: Russell Laffitte Breaks Silence In Interview With 'Distant Relative'
Clip airs just days before his federal trial is set to begin ...
Source: fitsnews.com
'Murdaugh Murders' Saga: First Federal Trial Preceded By Flurry Of Motions
Files sealed as prosecutors, defense attorneys and lawyers for Palmetto State Bank jockey for position ...
Source: fitsnews.com
'Murdaugh Murders' Saga: Feds Try To Block Russell Laffitte's Audio Evidence
"The government respectfully requests the court prohibit Laffitte from offering evidence ..."
Source: fitsnews.com
'Murdaugh Murders' Saga: Federal Judge To Entertain Debate Over Initial Russell Laffitte Recording
Prosecutors, defense attorneys invited to submit memos ...
Source: fitsnews.com
Murdaugh saga: Laffitte moves to dismiss charges, give wife assets
The accused South Carolina banker’s motion asks that more than half of the net proceeds, or $250,000, be paid to his wife, Susanne Laffitte.
Source: independentmail.com
Murdaugh saga: Laffitte moves to dismiss charges, give wife assets
The accused South Carolina banker’s motion asks that more than half of the net proceeds, or $250,000, be paid to his wife, Susanne Laffitte.
Source: greenvilleonline.com