Alex Murdaugh Faces Sentencing for Financial Crimes, Receives Criticism from Victims and Representatives

Former clients and their representatives confronted disgraced lawyer Alex Murdaugh at his sentencing hearing, accusing him of exploiting personal relationships and vulnerable moments to steal money. Murdaugh pleaded guilty to 22 counts of financial crimes, including money laundering and fraud, related to a $4 million settlement and other schemes. Prosecutors allege a total of 101 financial-related offenses and an $8.8 million loss. Victims expressed their anger and sorrow, while some forgave him. Murdaugh, already serving two life sentences for the murder of his wife and son, faces a suggested 27-year prison sentence.