Kayla Brantley
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We're here today with the latest on Alec Murdoch and his double murder case that was overturned by South Carolina's top court in May.
The court found Colleton County Court Clerk Rebecca Hill acted inappropriately during Murdoch's 2023 trial for the murder of his wife and son, and that communication she had with jurors may have been problematic.
Now Murdoch will face trial again for the same crimes.
He maintains his innocence, but has admitted to a separate set of financial misdeeds.
Daily Mail's Rachel Sharp was in South Carolina last week for Murdoch's first court appearance since his conviction was reversed.
We'll find out when the next trial will take place and how the next one may look different than the first.
I'm Kayla Brantley, and this is The Trial USA.
We'll be back in a moment.
Welcome back.
And Rachel, thank you for joining us.
Thanks for having me.
So, Rachel, you were just in the courtroom last week for Alec Murdoch's first appearance since his convictions were overturned.
What was the purpose of Monday's pretrial conference and what was the outcome?
So April 5th, 2027, that is nearly nine months from now.
You said that there was a lot of back and forth over discovery and what can be brought to trial.
Was this date a date that parties agreed on or was there debate over this as well?
Can you explain for us, if they had this DNA evidence under her fingernails, why wasn't it tested for the first trial?
This seems like it's a huge piece of evidence that would have helped the defense.
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