Natalie Joy

Yeah.

And that would piss his dad off.

And I think that Paul really, like, felt like an outsider in his family.

Oh, girl, that's a great question.

Okay.

Yeah, they do.

We know that they do.

Randolph Murdoch, the grandpa, when he died, I think he had like a $10 million trust that he passed down to his family.

And he was also a public servant.

He was a solicitor.

So how did he have all that money?

Who knows?

Right.

There was a lot of money in a lot of different places.

Yeah.

A lot of people, including me, still believe that, like, Alex has access to it and that nobody's ever going to find it.

And, I mean, there is, like, literally $10 million missing that no one has found.

The FBI tried, but it didn't—I don't think they really tried, to be honest.

But I think one of my biggest problems and something that I've really realized with the justice system is how much easier of a track people like Alex get when they have very, very expensive attorneys represent them.

And Alex had two of the most expensive defense attorneys in the state of South Carolina.