Alex Murdaugh Estate Auction – The Murdaugh estate was up for auction, and thousands of people attended, some of whom spent tens of thousands of dollars for the infamous family’s valuables.
Just hours after they started deliberations, the jury found former attorney Alex Murdaugh guilty of killing his wife and son. Murdaugh has entered a not guilty plea to two counts of murder and two counts of possession of a firearm in connection with the murders of his wife, Margaret “Maggie” Murdaugh, and their son Paul on their Islandton, South Carolina, family property in June 2021. (Image courtesy of WestObserver.com)
Cross-state bidders came to buy estate-related things from the Murdaugh family. According to CBS News, there were over 3,000 people present. It happens only a few weeks after Alex Murdaugh received a life sentence for killing his wife and son.
The discredited lawyer was given two consecutive life terms by a court earlier this month for killing his wife and son, Maggie and Paul Murdaugh, in 2021. Along with the trial, competing documentary shows on Netflix and HBO Max followed the rise and fall of the illustrious family.
The Liberty Auction company, which advertises “biweekly estate auctions” with items from “many different estate sales from all over Georgia and South Carolina under one roof,” was in charge of the Murdaugh estate. (Photo via https://www.fitsnews.com/)
People who attended the auction informed WJCL that they came all the way from Virginia and Alabama.
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The wife of Alex Murdaugh’s brother, Christy Murdaugh, visited Liberty Auction in Pembroke, Georgia, to pick up some of her family’s possessions before they were sold to bidders.
Pillows with Maggie Murdaugh’s initials were among the things Christy Murdaugh gathered.
According to sources who spoke with Fox News Digital, Christy acquired items from the Murdaughs’ hunting estate in Islandton, South Carolina, including pillows with a snakeskin print and Maggie Murdaugh’s initials embroidered on them.
On March 22, 2023, Christy Murdaugh was seen leaving Liberty Auction in Pembroke, Georgia. (Image courtesy of https://news.yahoo.com)
On March 22, 2023, Christy Murdaugh was seen leaving Liberty Auction in Pembroke, Georgia. Before they could be auctioned, Randy Murdaugh’s wife gathered some of her family’s possessions from the scheduled auction.
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According to sources who spoke with Fox News Digital, Christy acquired items from the Murdaughs’ hunting estate in Islandton, South Carolina, including pillows with a snakeskin print and Maggie Murdaugh’s initials embroidered on them.
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Another customer mentioned wanting to buy Christmas presents for relatives who were following the recent double homicide trial of Alex Murdaugh.
According to WJCL, items at the auction included furniture that sold for $30,000 and mounted antlers for $10,000. The other items for sale were the family’s clothing, picture frames, and hunting gear. Even on TikTok, people discussed their experiences at the auction.
It was unclear how the auction’s proceeds would be allocated. Insider’s request for comment from Liberty Auction was not immediately reacted to.
PETA wrote Liberty Auction’s owner a letter requesting that they give the things they recently purchased from the Murdaugh family’s Moselle estate to a museum. (Image courtesy of cbs6albany.com)
According to a local FOX affiliate, a portion of the money raised from the sale of the Murdaugh home would be used to pay for the legal expenses of Alex Murdaugh, as well as those of his surviving son Buster and the victims of a boat tragedy in 2019 for whom Paul Murdaugh was generally held responsible.
After Alex Murdaugh was found guilty of killing his wife and children in Moselle in 2021 by a Colleton County, South Carolina, jury on March 2, some spectators made remarks about the peculiar nature of the event.
In the Lowcountry of South Carolina, the disgraced personal injury attorney is also going on trial for 99 alleged financial crimes stemming from 19 different indictments. He is charged with stealing around $9 million from the clients and the personal injury law practice of his family.
