Valerie Bauerlein

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Previously on Camp Swamp Road...

The town of Conway, South Carolina is the Horry County seat.

It's where Scott Spivey's body was towed in his truck on the night he was killed.

It's where the county council meets.

And it's where Jennifer Spivey Foley gave a speech begging anyone in authority to look at the evidence she'd uncovered.

In a red brick building in the town center is the county courthouse.

Inside, a hearing is about to start.

It's a hearing for Jennifer's wrongful death lawsuit against Weldon Boyd and Bradley Williams.

But we know not to bring our phones up.

Thank you.

I walk into the Horry County Courthouse with my producer, Heather Rogers.

There's a lot of people coming in.

There's a big line at the security point.

Under South Carolina's Stand Your Ground law, individuals are entitled to total immunity if they can convince a judge they killed in self-defense.

If the judge agrees, the killers can never be criminally charged or sued in civil court.