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83. [South Carolina] Murdaugh Murders - Stephen and Gloria · Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

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Everyone. I'm open to bluss. Let's messing up your furme podcast. I'm
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carry here with Stusastu. Hey, all right, so we're back with you
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this episode, and we are going to South Carolina. And I know what
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you're already thinking, South Carolina. Are you guys doing the Murdoch murders,
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And that is correct. We are. Well they probably saw it on the
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title of the podcast. Okay, but also they're hearing it now. It's
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going into their brain. They're automatically getting upset. I know why. They're
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like, seriously, more Murdoch murders, blah blah, blah blah. But
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you know we have opinions. You will learn nothing new in this podcast.
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Now you won't. But if you're here for the banter, this is the
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episodes that you're gonna want to hear. Yeah, so because we're about to
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talk mad shit about the murders, Yeah, you will learn something new.
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But if you've been tracking this case, yeah, there's people we we okay,
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we just want to say that, No, there are people that have
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dedicated their lives for two three four years to these people. We are not
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those people. I was pregnant. I forgot that this I didn't even realize
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all this was happening. To be honest, whenever it was going on,
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I wasn't really into it. Now of a sudden, I'm like, oh
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my god, these people are terrible. What the hell's going on? So
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anyway, so we are going to cover the Murdoch murders. We don't like
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any of them, so yes, we will probably speak ill of the dead.
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We're not gonna We're not actually big fans of anybody in this, not
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even the other kids on the boat that were on the boat. Well,
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the housekeeper. I felt bad, Oh the housekeeper and Stephen. But I'm
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talking about like the boating an incident and like all that. We'll get into
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it. That's that's the next episode. But even like the kids that were
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in both there, like Paul was like made them get on this boat while
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he was yeah, as they like lottied on around on the you know,
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the dock to get onto the boat, acting like nothing was wrong. But
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anyways, we'll get into that in my opinions on that next episode. But
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this will be a I think three parts. But anyways, we're going to
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cover a section of the murders each time. So in the first one,
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we're gonna be covering Stephen Smith and Gloria Satterfield, which we're going in chron
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chronological order of the people's lives who the Murdock's destroyed because they're terrible human beings?
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Are they? I didn't get that from watching any of them. Yeah?
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with all that said, let's get into it to Stuart. All right.
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So Stephen Nicholas Smith was born January twenty, nineteen ninety six, to Fred
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and Sandy Smith. Stephen was born and raised in South Carolina. He had
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five siblings, two sisters and three brothers, so a big family. And
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one of those siblings was actually a twin sister named Stephanie. His older sibling,
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Joseph, passed away at just two months old. Very tragic. Now.
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Stephen was described by friends and family as fun, charismatic, outgoing,
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lots of jokes, I know, but he really was. I don't know
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why this stuff happens to good people's door. Why good people get murdered.
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It's just terrible, and he's saying it should happen to people like you.
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Yeah, probably anyway, So Stephen like, he's like, you know,
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just a really good guy, life of the party, just fun to be
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around. Now. Stephen would attend Wade Hampton High School in Hampton, South
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Carolina, graduating in twenty fourteen. His favorite quote in the yearbook was from
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Homer Simpsons Too. You'll like this. He had a so it shows his
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like good sense of humor and everything like that. I'd probably prefer if it
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was Stan Cartman or something, but anyways, it was about something about dinosaurs
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or something like that. Anyways, So, like I said, he had
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a good sense of humor. Was Witty. What are you looking at me
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for? Why are you putting your hands up in the air like you just
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don't care? I said, Stan Cartman Department, Stan Cartman, Oh,
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I didn't even catch that. I was stand just reminds me of that Eminem
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song. Stan. I wrote you letters, Stan, and then he was
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in the girlfriends and like in the trunk of the car or whatever. Anyways,
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So, like I said, good sense of humor, Witty had a
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really good heart. Stephen was also openly gay, which could not have been
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easy in a small town like Hampton, South Carolina. After graduation, he
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began attending OC Tech of Orangeberg to become a registered nurse. Like I said,
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he's just had a really caring personality that was like, I mean to
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be a nurse. I mean, I God bless me. I kidn't couldn't
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do it. I think it's noble and noble professions do. Yeah, because
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people in pain in the hospital are going to be difficult. Yeah. But
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anyways, but so he was living with his twin sister, Stephanie at the
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time, and Stephen had big plans for his life. He dreamed of becoming
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a doctor one day after he became and worked as a nurse. That was
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what he wanted to do with his life. Just keep on moving up,
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Just keep on moving up. On July eighth, twenty fifteen, and around
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four am, nine one on one received a call from a man on the
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way to work on Sandy Run Road. He called saying he saw someone laying
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out in the road. Now he tells the operator that somebody had hit the
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guy or a person, because he didn't know who or what was happening.
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Paramedics and police arrive at this I mean, that's what you would think if
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he saw someone lee in the road and be like, oh my god,
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someone hit somebody and let them out here. I wouldn't think they were walking
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down the road and had a hard back and fell over. Yeah, in
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the middle of the road. So yeah, that kind of saying. I
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wonder what that guy does after to go to work then early that sucks.
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Yeah, I don't know. Maybe he's off at noon though, so it
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couldn't be. Paramedics and police arrive at the scene, but Stephen has already
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passed. They see a large laceration across his face, and there's no other
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items around him. There's no signs of Stephen having been hit by a car.
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His clothes were not tattered, and his cell phone was still in his
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pocket. Everything on Stephen is in the in place, except this giant laceration
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across his head. They find his vehicle, which is three miles from where
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his body is found. The gas cap is off and the car is locked.
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Yeah, so the vehicle apparently had run out of fuels. What they're
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ascertaining from the fact that the gas cap is off, Now when searching the
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vehicle, they find his wallet down by the seat. Now this strikes police
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is odd, like, why would you leave your wallet in the car if
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you're going to get gas, if you ran out of gas, the gas
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caps off, you're going to leave to get gas when you got hit by
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the car or whatever, Why would your wallet be in the car. So
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he could have just stayed in his car at that point and just called someone
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to help. So everything nothing's adding up now. In the official report,
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the highway patrol officer Michael Duncan reported that he was the one that reported to
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the scene, states that Stephen and this is in bunny quote bunny Ears too,
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died from some sort of blunt force trauma to the head. He states
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that he saw no vehicle debris, skid marks, or injuries consistent with someone
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being struck by a vehicle. Now, the victim's shoes were loosely tied and
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both were still on. We see no evidence to suggest the victim was struck
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by a vehicle in Bunny quotes. So the medical examiner initially determined that this
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was a homicide after observing that large laceration that started from the right top side
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of his head to the bridge of his nose. So they're like, they
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actually thought he got hit by something, not not a car, like an
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actual object. Possibly some one swung a stick, a bat, a bar,
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something like at a you know, a high force coming on his face
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and it like from a moving vehicle while he was walking. Yeah, but
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not a vehicle. Start, not the vehicle, but they were in a
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vehicle. They swung something out. Eyes and what you're doing. You're telling
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me this with your eyes and I they can't see your eyes do I'm saying
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they could be driving down the road and eyes me. You have crazy eyes
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all the time, I know, even when you're not trying to have crazy
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eyes. Yeah, because you drive me crazy and not in a good way.
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Well, you bought the ticket, enjoy the ride. Meanwhile, Stephen's
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family is wondering how the hell or where the hell Stephen is and they get
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they get a call from the sheriff's department and they ask the Stephen's parents come
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on in. When Stephen's father goes to the Hampton County Sheriff's department, he
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has told that Stephen is dead from a gunshot wound to the head. The
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family is in shocked because they can't see how this is possible. This doesn't
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seem He's not one to put himself in a situation where that would happen,
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you know, like, this isn't He's not He's not running around with doing
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god knows what at night or whatever. This He's a responsible guy, family
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guy, going to school. He's not getting into situation where we that would
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even be a possibility to give me shot. Well, I don't even understand
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how they told him that. Well, no, no, this is where
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it's all. It's no, not Murky Stewart, Murdochy, little MURDOCHI it's
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a little Murdochy. Now. Somehow, by the afternoon of July eight,
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they reverse the manner of death to a hit and run. Now they later
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tell Stephen's family how Stephen had passed away. Yeah, so so we start
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with the homicide and then we all of a sudden we magically just turned to
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a hit and run, well a gunshower. Yeah. And then now everyone's
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finally getting things in, you know, an order telling the family actually what
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happened. But still there's definitely confusion about the homicide to how do we just
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change how do we just change our minds? You know, you're the sheriff's
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department. What what how are your detectives doing out there? Yeah, that
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you're giving me bad information. That's one hundred and eighty degrees a part.
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Yeah. So anyway, obviously this does not set well with Stephen's family because
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they don't believe that Stephen would walk down the road, like he was found
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that far from his car, just walking down the middle of the road at
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that time of night. I mean it's the middle of the night, early
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morning hours. I mean he was found. Yeah, the family believe that
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Stephen would have cut through the woods or hidden with a vehicle passed. His
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sister recalls how when they had to walk down the road, Stephen always hit
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so no one could quote get his sexy ass, and that's sarcastic manner.
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Yeah, He's like, ain't nobody getting my sexy ass. I'm minding in
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the woods. There nobody coming down the road. I mean, this is
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just anecdotal from the family obviously saying he wouldn't walk down the road, but
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just because they knew him and they were like, he would just never just
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he was found in the middle. When we say in the middle of the
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road, he's in the middle. It ain't he got hit and like flew
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into it, like he was on the side of the road and flew into
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a ditch or anything like next to him he is smack dab in the middle
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of the road. This is not they're saying there. Yeah, there is
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no way in hell he would be doing this just based on his previous behavior
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and what they know about him, or even a normal like even say you
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were a person who didn't want you didn't care if your sexy ass was got
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by somebody. Story, Well, my sexy ass got got by you,
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Steward. Why you got me? Lucky you? Oh my god. Anyways,
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anyways, so Stephen's family has left to deal with the tragedy and all
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these weird ass stories that are coming out of law enforcement, Like you know,
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you're supposed to be that should have the facts straight before they talk to
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you everything that, and they're wishy wasatchy going back and forth and everything.
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It's a homicide. Yeah, now what's a head and run. Yeah he
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was shot. No, he wasn't, not at all. So Patrolman Duncan
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with the State Police, the one we read the report that originally did the
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first reports to the Duncan of the Dunkin Donuts shop. No, is it
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your police officer, Joe Dunkin Donuts? Well, that's the one I want
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to go. Okay, it's not funny. So anyway, so he finds
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out about this and is shocked. He finds out about the whole It was
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a homicide. Now it's a hit and run. He's like, wait a
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minute. He knew this was no accident. Stephen was not killed by a
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vehicle, and he goes He goes on to the mortuary to examine Stephen's body
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himself. He's like, I need to take a look at this. He
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describes the state of Steven's body and says that there are no other injuries to
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the body besides that trauma to the head. When speaking to a medical examiner,
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he asked for an explanation of the lasceration, like, how are you
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coming up with this and saying it was by a car? Please explain to
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me. I'm a highway patrolman, I've seen multiple hit and runs. Explain
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to me this. So the medical examiner tells him it could have been a
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truck mirror that hit him. But Duncan is not in agreement whatsoever with this.
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He's saying, just a truck mirror hanging out hits Stephen. Why he's
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on the side of the road and somehow he ends up in the middle of
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the road, I'm not sure with all of his stuff still on him.
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Anyways, So, like I said, Duncan, He's seen numerous truck by
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vehicles and the amount of damage done to Stephen would have knocked the mirror off
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the vehicle if that it was on. So if he gotten hit by that
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truck mirror, that truck mirror should have been found near the scene out there
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or something. Yeah, well he's saying, even the whole thing like it
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should have taken that kind of impact, should have taken the whole mirror off.
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Now, Duncan went back to the crime scene and scoured for hours.
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He walked a mile each way from where Stephen was his body was found,
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looking for any type of car debris that would you typically find from a hit
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and run accident. And after his further investigation, he was still convinced that
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this was a homicide. So he tracks down Stephen's boyfriend because I did learn
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that since this was this this was like class wid as a hit and run.
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It went into the State Police as as opposed to the Sheriff's department who
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initially was handling it, but when he got into a hit and run up,
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the state police took over investigating it. But at this point now I
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guess they used the medical examiner of the Sheriff's department and was it's very convoluted,
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Stuart, very convoluted, very murky. IM. I'm sure there's some
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podcast out there that's done extensive research into this or whatever, but that's where
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we're going to leave it. We're gonna scratch the service and move on because
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that's what we do here. Okay. When Duncan is speaking to the boyfriend,
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he finds out that he was the last one to actually talk to Stephen
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that night. He says that Stephen called him the boyfriend in about being out
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of fuel. The boyfriend asked him if he's walking because he hears cars going
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by, and Stephen says, no, he's not. Stephen mentioned to his
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boyfriend that he felt like he was being followed and harassed by some guys in
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a pickup. I'm guessing just driving buying. Maybe he said something, but
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he never mentioned any names or who was in the pickup or anything. It
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was just a comment about like, there's some guys harass me. But we
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have to remember that Stephen is gay. In this small town, you know,
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this could be happened to him numerous times first time people riding by,
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say shouting things out the window or something. Yeah. Now the call drops
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between Stephen and his boyfriend, but Stephen is able to send a text out
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at around three thirty seven am, which is just twenty minutes before or he
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has found by the man that has headed to work. After speaking to the
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boyfriend, Duncan does not believe that the boyfriend had anything to do with the
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murder or death of Stephen himself. Now, Patrolman Duncan has been a hero
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of this episode. The hero isn't the hero. Yeah, not all heroes
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workpe. Not all heroes war cape. Sometimes I opened my own champagne bottles,
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and every time I do it's too I think. Not all heroes upwear
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cape. Sometimes you have to be your own hero, Kara. So you're
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like, I could get a divorce attorney. I could because I opened this
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champagne bottle by myself next to biscuits. Yep, I've even managed to get
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biscuits opened by myself. I am not needed around anymore now. After Patrolman
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Duncans inquiries about Steven's death, he said that every time he entered Hampton County
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he would get a phone call from the Sheriff's department asking what he was up
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to. It was kind of like they were watching him. Yeah, it
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was, he said. It was casual, like, hey, bro,
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what's going on when you talk to you and what's happened? What's he doing
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over here in Campden County? Just checking in on you, house, the
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wife, how's the kids. We know where you live. No, can
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we take you a lot, talk about a few things, yep. Now.
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Shortly after Stephen's death, Stephen's father received a phone call from a big
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time personal injury attorney by the name of Randy Murdoch. Murdoch, it's pronounced
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Murdoch Stewart and well it looks like Murdoch, I know, but but I've
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heard it pronounced Murdoch most of the time. I don't care about these people.
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They're an assholes. Now, I did call someone Hormel Chili mostly.
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Yes, the last time, the last episode last night when we're recording.
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Yeah, yeah, this is a new night, This is a new night.
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No more Hormel Chili. Now, Stephen's family could not understand why out
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of the blue. Then we get a phone call from one of the Murdoch
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Murdoch's offering to represent the family. Also, he wanted to do a pro
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bono for those of you in South Louisiana. That's free of charge. It
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has nothing to do with a boner. No, So evidently money was not
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a motive, because I don't know who the hell they thought they were going
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to sue anyway to get money. Yeah, I didn't know. It was
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very weird. He was like, he was inserta who are you suing?
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Because we don't know who did this? If it was a hit and run
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and it was like a truck or something like maybe like an eighteen wheeler,
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so maybe driven by a company or something like that, we don't know who
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those people are. We have no evidence as to where to find those people.
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Also, why would you do it free of charge? Because most of
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the time, and they're gonna get Yeah, the injury attorney or whatever will
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like personal injury guy, he's gonna get his cut is basically you know how
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that works. So they're like, oh yeah, oh big wig Walmart truck
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hit you. So we're going to soothe them and I'm going to take my
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thirty three percent, then you get the rest of it thirty three and a
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third. Turty three in a turt. I was worked in no or in
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Um. I worked on Panada for a little bit and there was a bunch
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of people from Newfoundland and anyways they would say like turkey three in a turt
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where they from Newfoundland? Newfoundland. Yeah, anyways, I went there one
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time. I got screeched in got Stewart screeched in. Oh yeah, you
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went to Saint Johlens. Yeah, I did, just for I had to
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go to a training and I went to Saint Johnson, got screeched. But
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I spent most of my time in Halifax Stewart. Stewart came up and visited
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me. Did I allowed it? Yeah. We went out to Peggy's Cove.
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There's probably one person in like Nova Scotia that's listening right now that's like,
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oh my god, totally, I know exactly what you're talking about.
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And we got lost rolls yep in Peggy's Cove. Yeah. So I used
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to say, like hang out down on the waterfront. It was a good
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time. I was there at perfect time too, and then they threw you
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out in the water in the bay. Yep, told you to swim they
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did. I had to go to like survival survival training. Anyways, we
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won't get into my career, but anyways, that was pretty funny. Yeah,
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we also have to talk about the Coupon incident because people want to know
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how I got got out of the couponding group. But we'll talk about it
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later because we've already go off track to its right because she's a little grammar.
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Yeah, it wasn't even that exciting, guys, but it was totally
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worth it to me, totally worth it. We'll talk about it in a
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little bit. Yes, So back to the lawyer, Back to the lawyer.
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So finally the family they're like, we don't know what the hell is
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going on. But then month or two down the road they're like, oh,
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now we know why Murdoch wants to close this case because somebody in that
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family's name starts popping up as possibly involved in the death of Stephen, one
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of those little ship headed Murdoch's one of them injurs Yeah, he'said Ginger from
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Jersey. Eric Cartman, not Stan Cartman. Not Stan Cartman. Gone all
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full circle. Yes, thank you, thank you for bringing it all,
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bringing my shame back to me from South Carlina. Yeah, are you even
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really a fan off? You call him stan Cart? Evidently not anyway,
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So Duncan He continues to investigate what he believes as a murder because it don't
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matter what the other people say. He's in his head. He's like,
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oh no, this is a murder. He and his colleagues they started asking
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around town and interviewing people that went to school with Stephen. A theme began
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to emerge. Multi multiple people said that they heard that a few guys two
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or three stood we're messing around with Stephen and killed him very casual messing around
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him. How don't go over like messing around with him and then kill him?
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Like what we're talking about messing around? Like no, I think I'm
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like messing around, like like like harassing him, and they killed him,
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not hooking up, messing around. Well maybe some of that too on the
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d L, you know it was. I just think it's like strange.
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People are like, oh yeah, they were just like messing around and they
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just like killed him. It's like, what's wrong? What's going on in
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this town? Like, what is wrong with you? That's not just something
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you just escalate too casually to killing somebody. Now, the name around these
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rumors that keeps coming up is a one person, a name Buster Murdock Steward
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Buster and then also Paul. Okay, so the story around town is that
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Stephen called Buster when he ran out of gas. Buster Buster Busters time,
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And I knew you were gonna say that because you're a child anyway, Anyways,
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that shouldn't be funny in fifth grade Steward at all. Oh my god,
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we're gonna get reported anyways. Um, So the story red town is
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that Stephen called Buster, went around of gas and Buster came to pick him
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up. Now, he was coming from a soft game. That was Buster.
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He had one or two friends potentially with him, potentially Paul Buster's brother,
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and they began harassing Stephen and things got out of hand. Now,
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at some point Stephen is hit on the head with a baseball bat, which
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makes sense. This is all rumors. Star. It sounds like you're telling
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me facts. Well, the Murdochs, there's okay. Well, with the
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Murdochs, there's it's rumors because they have which we'll get into the history of
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the family, which I'm sure a lot of people already know, but they
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have so much influence in this town. A lot of their crimes are like
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rumored crimes. You know, it's like, oh, there's no actual facts
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about it because they kind of just like casually like cover it up, change
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something from a homicide. Nothing's written down, so it's just people talking.
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But you know, if somebody people around town, if there's more than one
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person saying something, it's usually turns out there's multiple people coming forward and being
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like, this is what we heard, what happened, there's probably some truth
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to it, maybe not all of it, but some so anyway, so
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they said that Stephen was hit in the head with the baseball bat. Now,
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when trying to dive into the reason as to why they would do this
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to Stephen, they found several rumors around Buster being secretly gay, and the
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Murdoch boys attacked Stephen to try to prove that Buster did not care about him,
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and this resulted in Stephen's desk because because it's rumored that Buster's falling around
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with Stephen on the side their lovers. Yeah, because it would be completely
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you know, like unacceptable probably to the Murdoch family for Buster to be gay.
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He's wants to be like, Oh, I'm the macho da da da,
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He's a ginger. Have you seen him gone? Like I said,
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we're gonna talk trash back, and so if you're any fan of the murdoch
24:45
you're not gonna like any of this, okay, or even feel sorry for
24:48
Buster. I was watching a thing about like it was like on the Court
24:52
TV or whatever, and the guy's like, Oh, I feel so bad
24:55
for Buster. I'm like, fuck Buster. Buster's terrible too, fuck this
25:00
whole family. Yeah, So, so Buster's gay, and they're trying to
25:06
prove Busters trying to prove like, I don't care about this guy at all,
25:10
and leads to Stephen being harassed and murdered. Now the leads they began
25:17
to run cold, and multiple people in town knew nothing would come of Stephen's
25:21
death. They if the Murdochs are involved, nobody's getting in trouble for this.
25:25
Stephen's family decided to hire a private investigator. Now the private investigator uncovered
25:30
all of the all of the mentions of the Murdochs, but found that no
25:33
one in law enforcement actually interviewed anyone from the family. So all these rumors
25:37
are going around town. Everybody's talking about it, but law enforcement in the
25:42
town never actually interviewed them. Now, as a sign track before we get
25:48
to the end of this series on the Murdocks, Yeah, I can't wait
25:53
for all these little fucking rats to start jumping ship, these local cops and
25:57
sheriff's departments and locals as they were getting paid off on the d L.
26:04
I can't wait to find out what happens to these sons of bitches because there's
26:07
gonna be some investigations into why they're covering all the ship up. I just
26:12
can't wait for this to come out. It's all that's the most interesting part
26:15
of what's going to be about to happen to me. Yeah, it's all
26:18
gonna come out. Who are these people who's got the new, new nice
26:22
boats and the big big trucks, And they'll start turning so that they're not
26:26
the ones getting hung out for this. They'll start turning on each other.
26:29
Hey, I only got like ten thousand dollars. I mean only I was
26:32
only able to get you know, a little down down down at the state.
26:36
He got a boat and a truck. He probably got like one hundred
26:38
thousand dollars in vehicles down there. You might want to go talk to him.
26:41
I'll tell you everything I know. I only got like five thousand dollars.
26:45
Yeah. I can't wait for him to start turning on each other though.
26:49
Yeah, they will do it. Yes. Now, in case you've
26:53
been living under a rock. Buster is the older brother, Paul is the
26:59
younger brother, and they are the sons of Alex. I thought it was
27:03
Alec. No, this fucker. Let me tell you what. I don't
27:07
even get me stirred on this. His name's Alexander. He goes by Alex,
27:11
but every Alexander I've ever known it's got an x. It's pronounced alex.
27:15
But he's like, my name's my name's Aleck, Alex. It's not
27:18
you're not. He's trying to be fancy with it. Alec with the C
27:22
is like Alec Baldwin. He's his name is Alexander short Alex. So we're
27:27
calling him Alex. We're not giving him this, okay, him trying to
27:32
act like he's fancy. Oh, my name's Alec. What about Paul.
27:36
Well, that's the redneck. That's the redneck. What's the South Carolina Charleston.
27:45
I'm from Charleston, Charleston. My name's Alec. Wasn't nice to him?
27:49
Yeah, it was nice. So anyway, these two Yahoo's are the
27:55
sons of Alex and Maggie Murdoch, and they come from a long line of
28:00
solicitors we're talking about going back about one hundred years, and they now had
28:03
a powerful law office in Hampton, South Carolina. They were working both sides
28:10
of the isle as far as laws concerned, though, because they were doing
28:12
prosecution, they were doing defense work. So with all these rumors floating around
28:18
about Buster and Paul being in the truck, Stephen's family knew that they were
28:23
gonna have to proceed with caution because they knew the Murdocks had a lot of
28:29
pull in this town and they had a lot of money. From what I
28:30
could tell Steven's family, I mean, they were just a regular family.
28:33
They didn't have this Murdoch money and everything like that. Most people in this
28:41
town didn't have Murdoch money. No Murdock had Murdoch. But you know who,
28:45
they look like, poor little shits to all those people in Charleston.
28:48
That's some real money, Okay, Yeah, they were big money down Charleston
28:52
they were. Yeah, they weren't a poor man's Charleston Steward over there in
28:56
Hampton's. Well, if you're a big fish in a little pond, doesn't
28:59
really matter. Yeah, I don't know. I guess not. Now.
29:02
Stephen's mother was not giving up, so she worked with the local newspaper to
29:04
print a story on Thanksgiving in twenty fifteen, pleading with the public. She
29:10
wanted to get some information, hoping that this story would bring some leads in.
29:15
And the thing isn't that the newspaper agree to it, because everybody knows
29:19
that these fuckers did this, Like these Murdochs had something to do with this,
29:22
Like they all know. Everybody knows it's the pink elephant in the room,
29:26
and nobody's really naming it, but they're all talking about it behind their
29:30
backs. Well, I mean, in the story in the newspaper, they
29:34
didn't even mention the Murdoch's name because they didn't want to get sued. No,
29:38
but they did stay a prominent member of the society's son may have been
29:45
involved. So everyone in town knew it was the Murdochs, but no one
29:48
came forward. Nobody came forward with any type of leads tips nothing. So
29:52
the case, they're all afraid of these people, these this family, because
29:57
it's a small town. They're very and very powerful. If they can't physically
30:02
get to you, they can financially run you through the court system or something.
30:06
Yeah, so the case goes cold and it would take several years,
30:10
two murders, and a national scandal to reopen this case into what happened to
30:15
Stephen. And now we move on to Gloria Centerfield. Okay, nay,
30:22
Harriet, Nay Harriet. So that was Stevens. That what we like,
30:27
we said, we're doing chronological So that was at the time what was known
30:32
about Steven's case where it was at Nobody was talking about the murdocks, and
30:38
or people were talking about the murdocks, but nobody was coming forward about them.
30:42
Actually, nobody's putting that shit into a police record. State. It's
30:47
like Camille Grammar. You know, at the time, we weren't saying it,
30:49
but now we say it. Now we now we said it. That's
30:53
what she's Who the hell is that? Off? The Real Housewives in Beverly
30:57
Hills, the Taylor Armstrong her husband was like abusive or whatever, and so
31:03
Camille finally said and now we said it, and they said it on camera
31:07
or whatever. He was like a big thing. Yeah. And then but
31:10
Taylor's husband ended up killing himself. What Yeah, I don't know that,
31:14
but anyway, someone else does so anyway, So Gloria Gloria Satterfield Nay Harriet
31:19
was born in February eighth, nineteen sixty one to Eric and Elizabeth Harriet.
31:23
She was one of one of seven children in the family, three brothers and
31:27
three sisters. Now Gloria was born and raised in Hampton, South Carolina,
31:32
and she would go on to marry David Saderfield. They would have two children,
31:36
both boys named Brian and Michael. Now Gloria was widowed and would raise
31:40
her two boys as a single mother. Gloria was a very hard working woman
31:44
and she loved her sons very much. They were top priority in her life.
31:48
Now, around two, the year two thousand and we danced on No
31:53
that's not that I don't know, oh, I think of the Jonas Brothers
31:57
song. Around the year two, Gloria would begin working for the prestigious Murdoch
32:02
family, which consisted of Alex and Maggie and their two sons, Buster and
32:07
Paul Now. At first she worked as the housekeeper, but would eventually become
32:12
a nanny to Paul when he was just an infant. Paul was very attached
32:15
to Gloria, more so than even his own mother. She was she took
32:21
care of him like she raised him. Gloria did old Maggie was old Mags
32:27
was preoccupied with whatever the fuck rich people handbag yeah, and like um croquet
32:36
or something like that. I don't know, okay, joson like horse races.
32:43
So anyways, Gloria was very was very dedicated to the Murdoch family.
32:46
If they needed anything, she would be there for the two boys. She
32:50
would go on vacations with them to care for the boys. And she also
32:53
was around for all the holidays. She would even bring her own children with
32:57
her to like Christmas and things like that. So she was really part of
33:00
the family at this point with these Murdochs and the and Buster and Paul.
33:07
She really she loved them like they were her own sons, especially Paul.
33:12
Now. During this time, she also worked at other people's homes as a
33:15
housekeeper. Glory would tell stories of the Murdoch home to friends and family,
33:20
because this is like the rich the rich people in town. You know,
33:22
she's over there at her friend's house or whatever, or these other families,
33:27
and she's you know, she's yeah, just gospel in a little bit now.
33:30
According to Gloria Maddie mad and Maddie Maddie Maggie Murdoch, she would let
33:37
the children run wild. She let Paul and Buster basically do whatever they wanted
33:42
to random up. Yep, she had no control over them, and now
33:47
she appeared she had no desire to. She was like, oh, boys
33:51
will be boys. She was one of those kind of mothers. So Paul
33:53
was a terror. He enjoyed cutting up small animals and reptiles with kitchen knives,
33:58
like fucking weirdo. Both Buster and Paul were said to have been very
34:02
rude, entitled, and disrespectful, but Gloria still cared for the boys,
34:07
especially Paul. Like she saw she was like, oh my god, these
34:10
are terrible children, but I love them, so why Anyways, there were
34:15
disrespectful little shits. Basically, family is a bunch of shits, are they?
34:21
Yes, all of them, every single one of them. Someone find
34:24
me a Murdoch family member that's not shady as fucking terrible, please, anybody,
34:31
anybody, Yeah, right in. Maybe the dogs, maybe they might
34:37
even been we don't know, the cats. We don't know. Maybe the
34:42
dogs were unentitled to these cats. Now, on February two, twenty eighteen,
34:50
Gloria was headed out to the Moselle property, which, obviously, if
34:54
you've been following, you know what the Moselle property is. It's a vast
34:59
honey in the state. But we're gonna sit here. We're gonna assume they're
35:00
not stewarts, assumed that they were unawares as I was during this time.
35:07
So we're gonna explain what it is hunting the state of the Murdochs because sisteing
35:12
of about seventeen hundred and seventy two acres. That's not an about Stuart,
35:17
that's an actual that's actual. Yes, I found two three yes on the
35:22
listing because they recently sold it for I believe three point two million dollars.
35:27
Why didn't we get in on this, I don't know. I'm guessing it
35:30
was pretty much discounted too, because there's been multiple people murdered there. We
35:34
dig up yeah, god, no metal detector and fine stuff. Yeah.
35:37
Yeah, So anyway, the line is split between um Collaton, Colton,
35:45
there's gonna be a bald Colleton County YEP, Collaton County, Collaton County,
35:51
and Hampton County. And it had two point five miles of riverfront property,
35:55
freshwater fishing, kayaking, and deer turkey and other waterfowl populations to hunt on
36:02
it. So if you're an outdoorsman, this is like a paradise property right
36:07
here. Now. It was a favorite place for the Murdoch children to party
36:13
as well. Nobody's calling a noise complaints so on that that Friday morning,
36:21
she was going to pick up a check from Maggie Murdoch. Murdoch Murdoch's doing
36:25
well. Around nine am, a nine one one call is received from Maggie.
36:31
She tells the nine one one operator that her housekeeper has fallen and can't
36:37
get and she can't get up. She says that Gloria was bleeding, not
36:43
laughing about that, guys were just laughing about the commercial and she could not
36:49
get her up. She says, she doesn't know if she's breathing, and
36:53
she is uncought. How do you not know she's breathing. If this is
36:55
your housekeeper, that's been your nanny, you would go up and bout,
36:59
Oh I got help. Well, I mean, I guess if you don't
37:01
know how to test if they're breathing. Yeah, sometimes I check on the
37:07
children, make sure they're breathing and things like that. But you really need
37:09
like a mirror to like fog it up if you really want to check her
37:13
they're breathing for sure, or you just put your hand on your back and
37:16
if they're pulling in air, then they're pulling in air. I know,
37:19
but she didn't know. We'll give her that, won't give her that.
37:22
No, we fucking hate Maggie too. I get it. Maggie and Paul
37:27
are dead people. I get it. They're dead. Yeah, Papa's dead,
37:30
Okay, but fuck them now. Paul is there at this time,
37:36
and he speaks to the operator, telling her that she can't talk. She
37:39
cracked her head. There's blood on the concrete, and she's staining our concrete.
37:45
For God's sakes, for God is a nice home. Somebody get here
37:49
and stop it. Yes, please call someone to remove this stain. Does
37:52
this come out? So? Paul also tells them that she's blading out of
37:57
her ear onto their carpet. Oh my god, how are we going to
38:00
climb. This not the carpet. She is outside. These people are just
38:06
they're out their outdoor carpet. They're outdoor carpet, their outdoor living room.
38:12
So paramedics they arrive on scene and take Gloria by ambulance to the hospital where
38:15
she is in and out of consciousness. Now, when examining her, they
38:20
found out she had a subdural hematoma Stewart, which means pulling of blood under
38:27
the skull, multiple rib fractures, and a pulmonary contusion. Learn that from
38:31
watching Scrubs. Yeah you did. Yeah, Okay, it's not good.
38:37
It's not good. No, no, well, any time there's blood pulling
38:39
under the skull, it's never under the skin is good. So anyway,
38:45
so with all these injuries, Glory is life flighted to Charleston, a real
38:51
hospital anyways, with real rich Damn Hampton, you just got thrown out.
38:57
I got one listener in Hampton, South Carolina, and they're like, we
39:00
have real hospital. Sorry subscribe. Unfortunately, the Murdochs have tainted your entire
39:06
town. Man, I have, and I'm sorry about that, but we're
39:10
not sorry, but we're not sorry. But anyways, but Lufkin was tainted
39:15
for a small time because there was actually a serial killer that got caught there,
39:20
but he wasn't actively operating. But also you're from there and then you
39:24
moved out. Yeah, so Lufkin is okay. It's okay now. Anyway,
39:30
So she's life flighted to Charleston, where she has operated on for her
39:34
broken ribs. The hematoma was inoperable, but she did start showing signs of
39:38
improvement. However, she would suffer a steep decline. So she's getting better
39:43
at getting better. Everybody thinks she might be pulling out of it, and
39:45
then bam was that right after Maggie visited with some chocolates and flowers. Yeah,
39:49
maybe she was placed on a ventilator and then during this time she contracted
39:54
pneumonia, which we know from like the Seaward virus. Steward you know what
39:59
I'm talking about. We're gonna end it out what stud just said. And
40:02
yes, the COVID we know that that was a common thing that they put
40:07
on ventilators and then pneumonia sets in. Okay, So she contracted pneumonia and
40:12
she eventually ended up having a heart attack and she had to be revived.
40:15
Like this woman has been through sounds real shady. Yes, this woman's been
40:20
through the ringer. After her pulse came back, she was in a coma.
40:23
In twenty four days after she fell, her family chose to finally take
40:28
her off life support. Now, our cause of death was listed as natural.
40:32
There ain't nothing natural about this story. Yeah, yeah, there are
40:37
nothing natural about that ship. During the time that Gloria was in the hospital,
40:40
they questioned the family and they say they found Gloria after four dogs.
40:45
This is questioning, not Gloria's family, questioning the Murdochs. They said that
40:49
they found Gloria after four dogs that were roaming the property. We're talking about
40:52
these shady asked dogs. The Murdock dogs aren't even getting now we're looking for
40:57
cast kill ore. Yeah, probably terrorizing, like little jinksies out in the
41:01
wall. Just a little scared little chinksies. Anyway, So they're roaming the
41:06
property. They say that the dogs tripped her as she was walking up the
41:08
steps. Now, it was noted that in the nine one one call there
41:12
were no dogs barking or anything about dogs mentioned. Nobody said, oh my
41:15
god, the dogs tripped them. Oh my god, there's dogs round the
41:20
ambulance nobody saw four dogs or a dog. Nobody saw any dogs. Well
41:24
man where they were wild dogs? And they left and they had nothing to
41:28
say on the nine one one call, anything to say. They went to
41:31
hunt I went to hunt ducks or waterfowl or whatever the hell they were there
41:35
for. So this pack of wild dogs, mesticated wild dogs, just runs
41:42
up trips. They leave the kennels, they trip her. Then they go
41:45
to the dog bar runoff. There probably was like a dog like little dog
41:50
bar. Yeah, they just stop in and talk about everything they've done and
41:54
get like little cocktails with um like beef broth and everything, and then they
42:01
sip them out of like a little martini glasses with like a little milk bone,
42:07
talk to the bartender Hank, and they're like, hey, Hank,
42:09
how they're hanging And he says, not anymore because I've been Yeah. Anyways,
42:16
Okay, we'll stop going to it. This is this is what happens
42:19
to means to do with conversations, like in our day to day life,
42:22
we just take them too far, So we'll stop that. Really too far.
42:27
No, we've gone way too far. It might be too far for
42:29
this podcast, but this this is no, we'll get into like never mind
42:36
and then okay now. And in the days after Gloria's death, Paul seemed
42:43
very upset according to those around him. So he did have emotions at some
42:47
point. Is that at some point in his life he didn't hold emotions for
42:52
someone, Not many people, I don't think, but the friends did recall
42:58
him crying about Glory and the days after her death, and at the funeral,
43:01
Alex offered to help glorious sons. He told them that he was going
43:06
to sue his own property to make it right, which I don't know how
43:12
that works out. Very strange, Yes, I'm very strange. I'm gonna
43:17
very murdochy. So he's gonna get him some money. Now, the boys
43:22
agree, trusting old Alex to help them out. He sets them up with
43:27
an attorney who proceeded with suing the Murdoch estate. The sons are waiting for
43:32
word on the case, but they hear nothing. Alex Murdoch continued to tell
43:37
them that they were still waiting on the money to show up from I guess
43:39
the property insurance or yeah. So basically it sounds like maybe so if you
43:47
were so, if someone were to fall and die or something, on somebody's
43:51
property. That person's family would say, we're gonna sue you because they died
43:54
on you from your dogs or whatever to get the money. But basically they
43:59
weren't even thinking that. They're just they're just like innocent people in this that
44:01
weren't thinking anything nefarious, like I'm going to get money out of this.
44:06
But Alex Murdoch put this in this in their ear to like, hey,
44:09
you should at least get some money for this or whatever. So this is
44:13
really shady shit on the old Alex. What didn't Old Glory have some life
44:17
insurance on top of that? No, no, no, Stuart, you
44:21
don't know what you're talking about. I thought there was a life insurance policy
44:24
in Boumed as well. No, no, why are you looking at with
44:30
that way? There's no life insurance. Do you know something? I don't
44:31
know. I don't know. Okay, you don't know. I might have
44:36
heard something. Okay, Well I'm just saying what I thought I heard.
44:39
Okay, Well that's not a thing, so okay, fine, moving on,
44:43
moving on now. If it is a thing, then you're wrong,
44:47
I will ye. Please don't no, please don't write it in spawn with
44:52
that because we don't need stew to think he's right about anything. It's gonna
44:55
be awesome. Oh, it's over time. The rumor mill in Hampton was
44:59
turned about what might have happened to Gloria. There were different versions of the
45:02
story going around. One was that Paul pushed her down the stairs after she
45:06
found drugs and threatened to tell his parents. Now there's another rumor that Maggie
45:10
pushed her down the stairs due to the fact that Gloria just knew too much
45:14
about Alex's pill addiction. She had allegedly found a bag of pills tape to
45:19
the underside of the bed and she wanted to confront Maggie about it, but
45:22
was afraid. Now, Alex Murdoch had been suffering from an oxycodo in addiction
45:27
for several years. Supposedly, No, not supposedly, it's fact, Stewart.
45:32
He even admitted it in court. I've meant all kinds of crazy ship
45:37
I was trying to get out of her. He admitted it. He was
45:39
addicted to pills. Now, some of his some in his family were aware
45:44
of this, but it was it was a big family secret and if it
45:47
got out it would taint that murdoch reputation around Hampton County now, when he
45:52
would detox from his pills, he would frequently do this at the secluded Mozilla
45:57
estate with Paul assisting his father. They would say, Paul will go out
46:00
there and be with his dad while he's coming down from these pill addiction and
46:04
things like that. So the rumors is that, I like to I think
46:08
that Maggie pushed her because as we'll find out about the shady shit that the
46:15
Murdochs do, there's a lot of money involved with this, and I think
46:19
Maggie was just as bad as the rest of them. I wouldn't doubt.
46:24
I mean, if you tld me either Paul or her pressure down, if
46:28
you taught me one way or another and you're like, oh, yeah,
46:30
I Paul did it, I'd be like, Okay, I feel like Maggie
46:32
did it. Because there's a lot of people that did say that Paul did
46:36
care about Gloria, like that was like his mother figure, and so I'm
46:38
questioning whether he actually would do this, but I can see Maggie doing it.
46:42
And now there's a lot of people that supposed to care about a parent,
46:45
but they still kill him anyway. Yeah, I guess so. Now,
46:49
the private investigator that the Smith family had hired to look into Steven's death,
46:55
he spoke to the caretaker at the Moselle property. Yeah, he's finding
46:59
all sorts of interesting things around around these Murdochs. He's like, he's looking
47:02
to all of it. Yeah, he's like, I need to find out
47:05
about these people. Now, he's not from Hampton County. He's from a
47:07
county or two over, and he knows about the Murdocks, but he's not
47:13
impressed by them or scared of him or whatever you want to say. So
47:16
he has no problems information. I'm getting this information from what you told me.
47:22
No, that was the lawyer Stewart the lawyer, Yes, okay,
47:27
I don't know where this private investigator. Well, okay, whatever I just
47:30
said. Number mind. Like we said, you will get bad information on
47:34
the podcast, you will get you to be correcting bad information from Stewart,
47:38
like the life insurance policy. And then this thing that was the lawyer for
47:43
them, it was for Gloria's family or whatever, was from a county over
47:51
and knew about him, but didn't give two ships about the Murdochs. Because
47:53
guess what, you're just a poor man's Charleston Hampton, South Carolina. Right,
47:59
poor man his life yet louis in yep, wait, no, no,
48:06
no, probably not going. I don't get that. I don't get
48:08
the joke. Not funny, You're not funny. Sad we have more money
48:13
than Charleston here, which is probably not true. Oh that's one hundred percent
48:15
true. Now, the private investigator wanted oil field trash money here, they
48:22
got old money. Anyway, as I was saying the private investigator, I
48:27
want to know if he had heard if the caretaker had heard anything about Stephen
48:31
while working for the Murdoch. Because they're rich enough to have a caretaker on
48:35
the property, property that big. You gotta have someone that's like dedicated,
48:38
just too. Yeah, you gotta have somebody out there cutting, weeding,
48:43
doing all the things whatever they do out there, whatever a caretaker does.
48:45
You got all kinds of shit, toget you gotta go kill weeds, moto
48:49
grass, Yeah, full time job, just taking care of the property,
48:52
put corn out for the deer, whatever the hell you're doing out there.
48:55
So the caretaker tells the investing to the dogs at the bar. M HM
49:00
tended to make sure the thing bar back for the dog bar. Yeah,
49:05
the barkback backer. Now, then that's pretty tunny. The caretaker tells the
49:10
investigator no, but he starts talking about the falling of the Gloria, falling
49:21
of the Glory, the falling of the Gloria. I was gonna say the
49:25
housekeeper. But she's the nanny, she's she's she's she's everything, star everything,
49:31
everything. The investigator asked him to tell his story, and he says
49:37
that about fifteen minutes after he saw Gloria arrive at Moselle that morning, he
49:42
received a call from a hysterical Maggie saying that Gloria fell. So she does
49:46
have fake emotions, Maggie because she's hysterical phone call. Yeah. Now,
49:52
Ronnie, who is the caretaker, He rushes over to help, and that
49:57
reposition her body so that her feet are not above her head, which I
50:00
always hear you want your feet above your head. Now, I guess because
50:04
she had the head wound. No, this is true. Yeah, Now,
50:08
he says. Paramedics arrive and they take Gloria away. The investigator asked
50:14
Alex if there was art. The investigator asked Ronnie if Alex was there on
50:19
the property, and Ronnie is adamant that Alex was not there at the property
50:24
that day at all. Now, this contradicts what Alex told police and the
50:29
insurance company who was investigating in the fall. Yeah, so this is finally
50:32
someone outside of the Murdoch family that was there that wasn't because Gloria was the
50:37
only one. The other person that wasn't part of the family, but obviously
50:40
she had the head injury, was ding out of consciousness, couldn't tell them
50:45
what happened. So anyway, so this is finally somebody that's not in that
50:49
circle saying, Hey, what they're saying isn't much bull And he wasn't even
50:54
saying like, I don't think that the caretaker knew that Alex said he was
50:58
there. He's just telling his story and be like, no, he wasn't
51:00
there. What are you talking about, Yeah, because he didn't know.
51:02
He's I don't think he knows he's messing up. Yeah, something something for
51:07
the Murdocks. Yeah, because of according to Alex, he's saying that when
51:12
he's telling the insurance company what happens. He's telling the insurance because again,
51:15
remember this isn't a police investigation, this is an insurance investigation. Because he's
51:21
told them to sue his estate to get the money for the Satterfield family because
51:27
I believe one of her sons was special needs or something. So he's he's
51:34
playing that like altruistic thing, like, oh, you guys need the money,
51:37
you need the help and everything. Oh yeah, about one for the
51:40
team. You can sue my state. And so Alex tells the insurance company
51:47
that he spoke to Gloria after she fell and miraculously and then she told him
51:52
that it was the dogs that tripped her up. Now, with this revelation
51:58
that Alex was not on the property, the investigators like, hey, it
52:02
appears that someone is lying about some shit that happened here during whatever happened with
52:07
Gloria. Now, since no one witnessed the fall, and without any solid
52:13
evidence, the case was not reopen. It was well, someone witnessed the
52:16
fall, just wasn't anybody that they could trust or anybody. No one outside
52:22
of the Murdoch's witnessed the fall. We'll say that, yes, Now it
52:27
would take three years before for anyone to even look further into Gloria's death than
52:34
oops, the dogs tripped her and she fell down some steps and basically for
52:38
her sons to get some kind of answers on the lawsuit that they had filed
52:43
against the Murdoch Murdochic State. I don't know, Murdoch estate. Yea,
52:51
there it is. Now it was discovered that a month before Gloria's death,
52:54
an insurance policy was taken out on the Moselle property and in the end Alex
53:00
kept four point three million dollars that was awarded to the sadder Field family for
53:07
Gloria's death. Yeah, that they never received this money, didn't even know
53:10
it exists, didn't know it existed, because these are not like law I
53:15
mean, if you're not savvy, if you're not in this inner workings of
53:17
being a lawyer, and you have a lawyer and you're asking him, he's
53:21
like, hey, what's up with the case. And a year goes by
53:23
and you don't hear anything, and then you're like, hey, what's up
53:25
with thing? And they're like, oh, yeah, we're still pending everything.
53:29
All you can do is trust. It wasn't even their ideal in the
53:30
first place to sue him. Two, they're trusting this lawyer who's just telling
53:37
them whatever. And then we later find out this is someone who's close to
53:40
the Murdochs that's doing all this. And then three later on it is revealed
53:45
that is a large sum of money and that the entrance was taken out a
53:47
month before she died. That's why I think that Maggie bitch had something to
53:52
do with it. And yes, I know she's dead. I don't care,
53:54
Okay, I don't like zero zero fus given him anyway. So that
54:00
is our first episode of the Murdoch Murders. That's Stephen and Gloria. Now
54:07
we call me the Murdoch Murder. The murders that are the Murdoch's. So
54:13
that's our next episode. We will cover the boat crash, where I will
54:17
stay some controversial things about the kids as they call they call them kids,
54:24
and like, I'll be honest with you, when I first heard them talking
54:27
about it, I thought they were like fifteen sixteen year old kids. I'm
54:31
using the Bunny Bunny Ears kids on this boat. Come to find out,
54:37
I'm like, wait a minute, things are like twenty twenty one almost twenty
54:40
one year old adults on this boat. And yes, Paul's a shiitead But
54:46
anyway, we'll I'll get into my opinions on that next one. But I'm
54:50
probably might anger some people. You man, Are you gonna saying what other
54:52
people are thinking? Yeah, say some Maybe somebody else is thinking it too.
54:57
And now we say it like ram I already said it now, and
55:00
you were like to say it, and you thought I was a ship for
55:04
saying it back when, because I thought they were like fifteen or sixteen,
55:07
Steward, they kept calling them kids. These are not kids. Will I
55:09
had a problem with it whenever you thought that they were sixteen seventeen. Oh
55:13
well, anyways, all right, so I guess stud, do you have
55:16
a y'all need Jesus force? Of course I do. These Mordochs need some
55:20
fucking Jesus. They are all. Y'all need Jesus, they are they all?
55:25
Yeah? Yes, I got one. Okay, okay. A Texas
55:31
robbery suspect begs for release after employees in Florida or not Florida on this now?
55:38
What do you think Florida or not Florida? Oh my god? I
55:45
never hated you more? Yes, you did. You hated me more last
55:47
night. I hated you more just about two seconds ago before we started this,
55:52
Well, I hated you. I can't remember it was more lovable person.
56:00
Yeah you're you're just a lab bitch. Yes you are. Now a
56:06
quick thinking employee at a Latino cellular Okay, let's let's hold up a second.
56:12
The story is from January four, twenty eighteen. So okay, let's
56:16
get that straight. Now. Pre COVID is everything measured. Everything's measured,
56:22
pre COVID or post COVID at this point, it's well used to be pre
56:27
nine eleven, post nine eleven, pre pandemic, post pandemic. Now a
56:34
quick thinking employee at a Latino cellular company in Houston, Texas. What's a
56:39
Latino cellular company? I have no no idea. I mean, we'll have
56:45
to ask these people. Now. They turned the tables on a robbery suspect
56:50
in April, the previous aproso in twenty seventeen, and it was all caught
56:55
on camera. We're gonna have to post these things. Yeah, because it's
56:59
kind of funny the Houston police acquire you to do additional work besides the bare
57:04
minimum that you're currently doing. I am the talent. I don't know what
57:07
else you want me to do, Okay, I mean without me, people
57:09
wouldn't even come and listen to this. Is this the same thing when you
57:14
say, like, oh, our child's cute because of my genetics. Yes,
57:16
And when I say my GenEx means to think that our daughter is cute
57:21
because of him. Now. The Houston Police Department released surveillan as a video
57:28
on Tuesday that shows the suspect and entering the store and walking around the counter
57:32
toward the cash register. It was broad daylight. According to the employed Corina
57:38
Leon, I was cashing out a customer and she had a baby. I
57:44
think I was handing her change. Then this guy walks in with a hoodie
57:47
on. The suspect demands that she opened the cash register, but the owner's
57:52
wife has heard in the video telling Leon not to and the man heads to
57:58
the back of the store. Meanwhile, Leon quickly escorts the customers out of
58:02
the store and locks the suspect inside the store. This is where it gets
58:07
funny, because you look bored as fucked. Whenever you lock the door from
58:14
the outside, you can't open it from the inside. When the man realizes
58:20
he's trapped in the store, he begins to panic and makes multiple attempts to
58:24
get out, but they got like this bulletpoof glass in the store because they're
58:29
I'm guessing they're in a rough part of the Houston area, which could be
58:32
all of Houston at this point. It could be. Now, his first
58:37
instinct is to fire his gun at the door's lock. Okay, so he's
58:42
in the store. He's like, oh shit, I'm locked in. Let
58:45
me shoot the lockout. Just locking this in the movies. So he pulls
58:51
Well, that's how he thought it worked, So he shot the locks.
58:54
So when that doesn't work, he attempts to break through the door by running
58:58
into it. Oh, that doesn't work either. The video then shows him
59:04
finding the keys behind the counter, but failing to unlock the door because he
59:08
shot the lock and he damaged the lock. So now he's got the keys
59:12
to get out, but since he damaged it with the bullets, he can't
59:17
get out. Yes, Now he paces back and forth. He kicks the
59:22
door a few times before dropping to his knees. Now, I guess he's
59:25
like, Jesus, please help me. Jesus. Take the wheel, because
59:30
take the key, because before we started doing it, y'all need Jesus.
59:32
He's like, oh my god, these people are like, hey, I
59:35
need Jesus. Now, Leon admits at this point, she did feel bad
59:38
for the man. I don't know why, because she's like, oh my
59:43
god, he's sad and pathetic. This is terrible. This is like,
59:45
what is wrong with you? They're just sitting out there looking at him like
59:49
like throw out of a zoo, looking at this clown behind the glass.
59:52
Yeah, She's like, I don't know if he has a family. I
59:55
don't know if he has kid. But I have a family too. She's
1:00:00
said, I could have been shot, we could have been shot, but
1:00:02
looking at this dumb ass behind the glass, I just feel bad. So
1:00:07
he's honest, No, those are my words. So the fella eventually falls
1:00:15
to his knees, begging God for some release or whatever. He throws his
1:00:20
hands up and surrender and eventually the police arrive and they're like, hey,
1:00:24
easy peasy. So on December eighteenth, twenty seventeenth, twenty seventeenth, why
1:00:30
did I say twenty seventeenth. Yeah, that's terrible. The man pleaded guilty
1:00:36
to robbery charges and was sentenced to five years in prison. Wow, so
1:00:42
you're going to Roba. Not even an eighteen T T mobile, SPRNT nothing,
1:00:47
just some off brand cell place, prepaid cellular. You're gonna go steal
1:00:52
some phones. Then you get yourself walked in there robbing the cash register of
1:00:57
a couple one hundred bucks or whatever. And now ain't got five years,
1:01:02
so we've got no name on the fellow. But fellow, you need some
1:01:07
Jesus. He's out in now, Stuart, I wouldn't watch out. Oh
1:01:09
you think he's got a ride from there to here, But the problem is
1:01:13
he's in our driver right now. But he actually got himself locked in the
1:01:15
car due to the child safely doesn't even have a code hanger to get himself
1:01:20
out. Get out, so we're safe. Sure we live in Treeport by
1:01:23
the way. All right, So that's our y'all need Jesus for the ninth
1:01:30
that's our episode and we will see you back next week for the second part
1:01:34
of the Murdoch Murders. Anything else you'd like to add, Stuart, would
1:01:37
you like me? No? I don't. Are you sure? With mayors?
1:01:42
Just at all? Every whow wow? All right, so we will
1:01:46
see said by every No one said it would be fun. In fact,
1:01:52
people said it wouldn't buy everyone say by Stuard, I like to be supersticious.
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1:02:12
saying come it's working. By by Cambridge,