Ben Kissel

So he's just like, ah!

Did it.

Did it.

Yeah.

Then, of course, the judge did this out of sympathy.

And this was extremely fortuitous for Alec because this was the hearing in which Mark Tinsley had compelled Alec to produce his financial records.

This may have actually been a third motive for the murders.

He might have wanted to produce sympathy to buy time, figure out some other way of fucking getting out of this.

Yeah, but investigators were not the only people who were looking at Alec a bit sideways after the murder of his wife and son.

Seems like people in the Murdoch circle figured that it might be a good idea to let Randy III know, just before he died, just how big of a piece of shit his son Alec really was.

As Randy III lay on his actual deathbed, a visitor who knew about Alec's money juggling told Randy III that Alec had asked him for two loans in the weeks before the murders for no less than $600,000.

Jesus fucking Christ.

After Randy III was told about this and was told about the murder of his daughter-in-law and grandson, he supposedly grabbed the lapel of his visitor's jacket, pulled him close, and in full Southern drama form said, quote, What has become of this family?

Unfortunately for Randy III, it was one of the last things he ever said.

Because on Thursday, June 10th, three days after Maggie and Paul's murder, and coincidentally on the same day that his son's financial crimes were supposed to be exposed to the entire world, Randolph Murdoch III died at the age of 81 with his family's bullshit legacy fully and deservedly in tatters.

See you now!

You failed.

You failed at everything.

Now die.

Bye-bye.