All language subtitles for Murdaugh.Murders.Deadly.Dynasty.S01E03

[Anne Emerson] Gloria satterfield
was the murdaugh housekeeper.

Gloria saw the murdaughs
as part of her extended family

so, when Alex
came up to the boys

at the funeral of
their mother and said,

"I'm going to pay you
through my insurance,

because your mother
died on my property..."

They believed him.

They trusted him implicitly,

that he was going to do
the right thing by them.

In 2019,

when the boys find out
that there's a settlement

of over half a million
dollars, they were shocked.

Gloria's sons know
nothing about him.

[Anne Emerson] To
understan the full picture here,

we have to go back in time.

In 2015, six years before the double
murders of Paul and Maggie murdaugh

Alex allegedly
opened a bank account

with bank of america,

and it was called, "forge."

Forge is also the name
of a very legitimate group

that handles these
kind of settlement claims.

[Man] Forge consulting is a
settlement funding compan out of Atlanta

for people who are coming
into large settlements.

It manages your money
for you, in a sense,

by doling out money in
small amounts over time,

rather than giving you
a lump sum of money.

So, any lawyer that
hears the name forge

is gonna immediately
identify with forge consulting.

[Michael virzi] That made I look as though
the settlemen went through forge consultin

in a legitimate,
settlement funding annuity.

But instead, that was
his personal bank account.

[Man] So after
Gloria dies in 2018,

Alex murdaugh
approaches Gloria's sons

and pitches them
an idea to sue him,

so that they can get wrongful
death settlement money on her behalf

and be taken
care of financially.

[Virzi] Alex did, in
fact, represent them

in the lawsuit against himself.

It's ethically impermissible,

but it's not
physically impossible.

He did it,

with co-council Cory Fleming

they would agree to be
represented by Cory and Alex

[man] But Alex did not
make known to Tony satterfie

that this was someone
who he had been close to

for the better part
of three decades.

[Virzi] And instead of
bein loyal to his clients

and making sure that Brian
and Tony were taken care of,

he apparently did
whatever Alex told him to do

Cory Fleming came
to them and said,

"this is complicated stuff.

Let's get a business
person involved.

Let's get someone
else to represent

your mother's estate,"

because somebody has to go in
front of the judge and say, "this is okay."

[Emerson] And the
boys say, "yes, of course.

If we need to have a
personal representative,

we'll have a personal
representative."

So, we introduce a new
character to this whole scenario,

and that's a man
named Chad westendorf.

He's a vice president
at palmetto state bank.

He's a very powerful
man in a powerful position.

Once Chad westendorf is
the personal representative

he does not have to
talk to the boys anymore

about what's going on
with the settlement money.

That's the last the boys hear

about where that
money actually is.

So within 24 hours of Chad
westendorf taking on this new role,

Cory Fleming files the first
claim against Alex murdaugh

for $505,000.

But there were two insuranc
settlements that happened.

[Virzi] So, the first settlement
approval was the $505,000,

and then murdaugh
also had another policy.

And that money is a
substantial amount.

That's $3.8 million.

Both of the insurance companies
pay a total of $4.3 million.

And by bringing
Chad westendorf in,

they were able to keep
it from the satterfields.

[Emerson] Once it's passed through
Chad westendorf, Cory Fleming,

within this "forge"
bank account,

it ends up in the hands
of Alex murdaugh.

Chad westendorf and Cory
Fleming say that they had no party

to this whole alleged scheme

to defraud the satterfields.

Each says that he's a
pawn of Alex murdaugh.

[Virzi] The satterfields
didn't know until years late

that there was any
settlement at all.

They learned
about the first part

of the settlement, the $500,000,

when it was reported
by a local reporter

who was looking
into the boat crash.

[Emerson] Tony and his
broth get a lawyer involved

to find out what's happened
to their mother's money,

the money that was
supposed to come to them.

There's gonna be a paper
trail when it comes to money.

There were checks, and
when checks are deposite

there's ink on the back that says
exactly what bank account it went to,

and those records exist,

and those records
are discoverable.

Right? You can always
find where the money went.

[Gregg Roman] Tony satterfield,

because of the unsolved
deat of his mother,

still does not know what
actually happened on that day.

The only thing he knows is he
was robbed by Alex murdaugh,

an attorney who was supposed
to represent his interest.

[Woman] After Maggie
and pau were murdered,

when everything came out

of Alex doing what he
did to Tony and Brian,

I was in disbelief.

He's always been like family...

And I just couldn't belie
that he did this to these boys.

To this day, I still
can't believe it.

[Virzi] Seeing that name, "forge,"
and realizing what he had done,

the first thing some
of us thought was,

"this can't be the
first time, right?

Is there more?

Are there more
victims out here?"

[Virzi] You can hide
financial crimes for a while

but you get that one drop
of sugar in the glass, and...

The evidence is gonna be there to
make the rest of it fall to the bottom.

[Woman] When you start tracing
money and you get in people's financials,

and you know who
they're paying money to

the books are open.

You can't put the
genie back in the bottle.

You better go ahead and
just fess up and tell the truth.

[Drew Tripp] All this
troubl with Alex murdaugh,

once that all
starts snowballing,

there is mounting evidence

he was potentially involved
in more criminal behavior

than what was presently known.

It appears that he had spent
years and years defrauding people.

And so, we're starting
to se a lot of these people

starting to come
out of the woodwork.

One of the more
heartbreaking cases to emerge

after the revelations
of the satterfields

was lieutenant Tommy Moore...

A state highway patrol
trooper for south Carolina

who was involved in a
terrible accident on the job.

This was three years
before the murders

of Maggie and Paul murdaugh

the accident happened during what
we called "snowmageddon" down here.

It probably snows
once in a blue moon.

A major snowstorm, for us..

In January 2018.

[Man] The road was
iced over in most places,

and we had wrecks galore.

I was parked completely off
the road with my blue lights on.

The next thing I knew,
I just felt a big jolt,

and my seat broke and
threw me backwards.

Trooper Moore said that when that
car slammed into the back of him,

he knew something
was very wrong.

[Lt. Thomas Moore] I had an
extreme amount of pain in my neck,

and it basically felt like I was
being shocked with electric current.

[Emerson] After the accident

the doctors diagnosed
him with a sprained neck.

So he gets treated for that

but the pain never
really goes away,

and workman's comp is just
diagnose and treating a sprained neck.

[Lt. Moore] Things
were not getting better.

They were getting worse.

It just felt like a
hopeless situation.

[Emerson] Trooper
Moore had to do something,

so he paid out of pocket and
went and saw a doctor for himself.

And what he discovers is
tha it's not just a sprained nec

[lt. Moore] I had some fractures,
um, and that I needed surgery,

basically, now.

The workman's comp
denied my claims,

and that they were
not paying for surgery.

And so I knew, you know,

at that point, somebody's
got to pay the bills.

Nobody's gonna do it for fre

trooper Moore could not afford

to just take on that
kind of expense.

He needed a lawyer,

and he says that a friend of his

pointed him toward
Alex murdaugh.

[Lt. Moore] He was
confiden I had a case.

He was confident that everything
would be okay in the end.

[Emerson] One of the things
that trooper Moore said to m

was that he trusted
Alex murdaugh implicitly.

There was never any
doubt in his mind, he said,

that Alex murdaugh
would do the right thing.

[Lt. Moore] I had
neck surgery after that.

It was well over $250,000,
to my understanding.

[Emerson] Meanwhile, Alex murdaugh
is filing clai on behalf of trooper Moore

with the insurance companies,
trying to get a settlement.

My insurance was $100,000
coverage, and that's what they paid out.

[Emerson] That is money that
is delivered to trooper Moore,

but before he
deposits that check

in his own bank account,

he gets specific instructions
from Alex murdaugh.

[Lt. Moore] When he asked
m to bring him the check,

I had no qualms about it.

I gave it to him because
I w told that's how it work.

He told me that it would
have to be endorsed by me

and would have to be in
some kind of frozen account.

[Emerson] Moore
says that Alex says,

"we're gonna put
it into an account

that can't be touched

until all of the litigation
surrounding your accident

is finished."

Months go by.

He hears nothing about
where his money is.

He was running up
debt and credit card bills.

He would call and ask
and was told the same story

that he just needed to wait

trooper Moore never
stopped waiting.

Trooper Moore
never got that money.

That $100,000 check, it didn
go into a protected account

it went into the forge account.

That money went
into the same account

that Alex allegedly used

for the Gloria
satterfield money.

It's unethical to
deceive people,

and when you start thinking
you can get away with things,

and you start getting
away with things,

you start trying to get
away with more things.

[Emerson] Pmped
says that they found out

that there were some irregularities
going on in their law firm.

It was money that had been
misappropriated, they said,

from clients' accounts,
as well as their own.

[Lt. Moore] The murdaugh
law firm called me and said

"look, Tommy. There's a problem.

Your money's been taken...

And it's going to be replaced.

We're putting it
back in the account,

but it was taken.

It was taken by Mr. Murdaugh

and we're not gonna
hang you out to dry."

[Tripp] Is this something
that Alex murdaugh

had been doing for years?

Did he come up
with this on his own,

or was this something
that was taught him?

Was he brought into this,

or was he the mastermind behind?

[Roman] Alex murdaugh,
someone who's seen

as the protector
of Hampton county,

who's now become
the swindler in chief

of Hampton county.

He stole from people he
was supposed to protect.

It's hard to imagine a
clearer and more obvious case

of a lawyer's breach
of duty to his client.

He stole money.

I wonder how much of any of this

Maggie knew or suspected

before Paul and
Maggie being murdered.

She purportedly had seen an
attorney for a divorce earlier.

Um, it wasn't because
of things like this

[Tripp] Alex murdaugh's
attorneys have denied

that Maggie had been
seeing a divorce attorney,

but this is really
kicking into high gear

around labor day, about
three months after the murders.

[Emerson] What was
happenin behind the scenes

was enormous in
Alex murdaugh's life.

Partners of the pmped law firm,

that's Alex murdaugh's law firm,

the family law firm...

They discovered that
there was money missing

they says that there
is a suspicious check

that shows up on his desk,

and that money has
been taken out of clients'

and the firm's own accounts

and his brother and his fellow
law partners confront him.

[Tripp] Alex met with
his brother, Randy,

and another partner
at the pmped law firm.

[Emerson] They confronted Alex
murdaugh about embezzlement.

"What have you been doing?

What's going on here?"

[Roman] Everything
starts to fall apart.

You lie and you lie
and you lie and you lie,

and you expect your narrative...

To somehow be the truth?

And then, what
happens is something

that no one else
could've ever predicted.

[Tripp] Pmped forces Alex
to resign from his position

with his own family's law firm,

based on his apparent
embezzlement of funds from the law firm

and stealing of settlement
money from clients.

This is a law firm that goes
back more than a century.

His own great-grandfather had
actually founded this law firm.

[Tripp] Alex now exposed
misdeeds of stealing from clients

and stealing from his law firm.

He says his world
was caving in that day,

the same way it had
three months earlier

when his wife and
son had been killed.

[D'Michelle dupre] This is
massive fall from grace, devastation.

Alex has certainly never
been in this position before.

The family has never
been in this position before.

All of the sudden, everything
has basically turned upside down.

[Emerson] There is so much
happening at the same time

coming to a head for
Alex murdaugh in his life.

Not only is he dealing
with the double murders,

he's dealing with lawsuits
from the fatal boat crash.

He's dealing with
accusation of embezzlement

from his own law firm.

The state law
enforcement division's

looking into the death
of Stephen Smith,

based on information
that they gathered

during the investigation of Paul
and Maggie murdaugh's murders,

and they're looking into
Gloria satterfield's death.

To fall this hard and this
fast for Alex murdaugh

was an incredible
amount of pressure.

[Phone ringing]

[Emerson] He was on
his way to Charleston.

He was driving his
late wife's Mercedes,

and he gets a low pressure
alert on the car's dashboard.

So 911 dispatches, of
course, emergency personnel,

um, and law
enforcement, as well.

[Emerson] This is
labor day weekend,

and in the middle of this day,

we get an alert that Alex
murdaugh has been shot.

And I got on the
phone with Jim Griffin,

who was Alex murdaugh's lawyer,

and said, "Mr. Griffin,
what's happened?

What's happened?
He's been shot."

"Yes, he's been shot. He
was on the side of the road.

They're trying to get him
to a hospital right now.

I just got off the phone
with his brother, Randy."

I said, "is he alive?"

"Yes, he's alive. We
don't know what condition

my initial reaction was,
"maybe one of the people

that he had wronged finally
came back and dealt with him."

They were an older
since of justice.

[Emerson] We were told
right after the double murde

that the community
wasn't in danger.

There was a huge concern
that something was going on,

uh, that someone was taking a hit
out on the murdaughs at this point.

[Tripp] It's just flooring.

And it sends your mind
into overdrive, like, "whoa."

[Roman] There are so many
questions as it relates to the events

between the beginning of June when
Alex murdaugh's family members are killed

and September 4th, 2021
when he was shot in the head.

[Dupre] The car that
Alex was driving at the time

can go 50 miles with a flat tire

before ever being changed.

The road that he was on,

supposedly going, I think
he said, to Charleston,

is not the road that locals
would take to go to Charleston.

We have been taken on so
many twists and turns in this story

and we're still finding
out what the details are.

Every single day we
wake up to check the press,

to check the newspapers,

to be looking at what's
going to happen next.

Now, the bizarre chain
of violence surrounding

a prominent south
Carolina legal family.

Attorney Alex murdaugh
is expected to survive

after being shot in
the head yesterday.

It seems that the members of their
family are being targeted by someone.

Who that is remains to be seen.

[Brian foley] Certainly,
the shooter has got to be

concerned that the
victim has survived,

uh, a gunshot to the head.

[Reporter] There's so much
mystery surrounding this family,

it's hard to imagine
that this is random.

Right after Alex murdaugh has
been in this roadside shooting,

information starts tumbling out
that it's not just that straightforward.

Pmepd says that they
found o that there were some

irregularities going
on in their law firm.

And they confronted
Alex murdaugh about it.

[Reporter] Alex's bother ran issued
a statement on the situation saying,

[reading]

"In stealing by manipulating
his most trusted relationships."

[Emerson] Randy murdaugh
says that his brother has do

some things that he
needs to be accountable for.

That was a devastating
momen in that murdaugh dynasty.

There are also several
sled investigations going on.

And the unsolved double murders.

At that point, Alex
makes a decision that

he's going to come clean.

[Tripp] That's the time tha
the apparent opioid addictio

is first put out there
by Alex's attorneys.

[Reporter] In a statement tonight,
Alex murdaugh writes in part, quote,

"the murders of my wife
and son have caused

an incredibly
difficult time in my life.

I have made a lot of
decisio that I truly regret.

[Reading]

Alex murdaugh is now checked
in to a rehabilitation facility

and is recovering after
being shot this past weekend.

It was at least another
week before Alex murdaugh

told law enforcement another
version of what happened

on old salkehatchie road.

Basically, in rehab,
he told officers that

he hired a man named
Curtis Edward Smith

to help him commit suicide

so it would look like
somebody else shot him.

[Tripp] He had just a
schem to have himself killed

so that his son, buster,
will get a $10 million

life insurance policy
settlement upon Alex's death

Alex believing that if he
committed suicide himself

the policy would not pay out.

According to Alex's attorneys,

that's the only way
out that he saw.

[Reporter] South Carolina lawyer,
Alex murdaugh turned himself in

after being accused of
arranging his own death

for $10 million in insuranc
money that his son would get

everyone was shocked
by the, sort of fake,

suicide-for-hire
thing that happened,

so yeah, there's no telling
what's going to happen next.

[Tripp] Alex and Curtis
edd Smith are arrested.

Both on charges
of insurance fraud

related to the failed
assisted suicide attempt.

Agents with the south Carolina
law enforcement division

have arrested 61-year-old
Curtis Edward Smith

of colleton county.

State authorities say Smith planned
the shooting with Alex murdaugh

so that murdaugh's
surviving son could collect

a $10 million life
insurance policy.

After shooting
murdaugh in the head,

investigators say Smith
drov to an unknown location

where he disposed of the weapon.

[Emerson] Curtis Edward
Smith's nickname is cousin eddy.

He's not a close
familial relationship,

to Alex murdaugh, but
he's certainly part of the clan.

Alex's lawyers called eddy
Smith Alex's long time drug dealer.

That is not what eddy Smith
described himself as to me.

Eddy Smith described
himself as a buddy,

a brother, to Alex murdaugh.

[Emerson] According
to eddy Smith,

he said he couldn't believe

when he was arrested
on these charges.

Because he said what happene
was very different that day

he says that he went
to old salkehatchie road

after Alex murdaugh
called him and said,

"can you please
come?" And he did.

And he saw his friend in a
l of distress and very upset.

When Alex pulled out the gun

they grappled and
the gun did go off.

And it did graze the
back of Alex's head,

but he was fine, to the
point where he drove off.

He wasn't going there
to kill Alex murdaugh,

according to eddy's lawyers

he was going there to save him.

Everyone around this guy
seems to die except him

when, coincidentally,
he wants to die.

That's the big
question, Lawrence.

How does a guy, that
you hire to kill you, misses?

How does he fail at that?
That's the lead to me.

[Tripp] So, Alex's bond
hearing is in mid-September

related to the assisted
suicide attempt

and insurance fraud scheme.

He was driven straight from rehab
to the Hampton county courthouse.

[Emerson] It was a reversal
of fortune for Alex murdaugh

this was a very powerful,
well-respected lawyer

who had graced these courtrooms
many, many times before.

He was in handcuffs. He
was wearing prison garb.

So, where was the gunshot wound?

Is what everybody
wanted to know.

When people are
staring at a back of a head

and you can't find a wound,

it was incredibly hard
for people to understand

what really happened
to him that day.

[Roman] Alex murdaugh
has been so cold

and so calculating
and so deliberate,

and every single
action in his life

from the time that
he became a lawyer

to the time that he allegedly
tried to engineer his own death.

[Emerson] After this
hearing, he is allowed

to leave the state
of south Carolina

and go to rehab down in Florida.

That's when the state starts
preparing its case against him.

There are several allegations

that they've been looking into.

Multiple investigations
tha they are still working on.

[Tripp] The state police
announce they're investigati

Alex murdaugh
for financial crimes.

Potential theft of funds
from clients, his law firm.

[Emerson] As Alex
is sitting in rehab,

this money that he
allegedly misappropriated,

starts coming to light.

Now, the state is ready
to charge him again.

[Tripp] He's indicted
again in October

on criminal charges related
to the death of Gloria satterfield

after it's revealed
Alex murdaugh stole

roughly $4.3 million from
Gloria satterfield's estate

State police in Florida
are there, waiting on him

to pick him up as he walks
out of the rehab facility.

And they're preparing
to extradite him back

to south Carolina
to face charges.

[Emerson] When this
bond hearing happens,

it is literally a
packed courtroom.

In just a period
of a few months,

it has turned into an
international media circus.

And there are literally stations
from all over the country.

You can feel the
pressure and the tension

of what's going on with the
prosecutors and the lawyers.

The courtroom's also
filled with the satterfields.

The sons of Gloria satterfield.

[Indistinct]

Your honor, we're here,
uh, today in the case of

state verses Richard
Alexander murdaugh

and he is here for a bond setting
on two county arrest warrants.

We expected that
the satterfield's lawyer

would be making a
speech saying, you know,

"these are terrible crimes
against the satterfields."

Your honor, my partner and I have
been doing legal malpractice for 30 years.

And we have never seen
such a breach of trust.

A man who stole money,
from the very family

of the housekeeper
that helped raise his kids.

He had all that money. He
absconded with that money.

He transferred it to
his personal accounts.

And he used it for
his own personal use.

[Emerson] What we
didn't expect was when

the prosecution came
forwar and said that,

"we believe that there
are multiple crimes

that allegedly were
committed by this man."

[Creighton waters] Um, your
honor, this is an ongoing investigation.

Your honor, this is
the tip of the iceberg.

Um, it is, uh, this is an
ongoing investigation

and I think there is
going to be four more that

we will reveal as we
review these records.

[Emerson] The judge wanted
to know why they though that

so, there was a
sled agent there.

And, for a sled agent to com
forward and talk to the judg

it was an incredibly
tense moment.

You could literally feel this
packed courtroom lean in.

The south Carolina law
enforcement division, we are

we are investigating
multiple different allegations

or investigations
at this point in time

to include the Stephen Smith
death, which you're aware of,

um, the actual cause of
Mrs. Satterfield's death,

um, we are looking into that.

Um, the financial case
that you're here with today

and numerous other financial
investigations dealing with,

with fraud or possible
other criminal actions.

That's not to say that there won't be
additional charges brought forth in the future.

[Emerson] The
judge issued no bond.

And when he said "no bond,"

you could hear the
gasp in the courtroom.

There was no way we could
have expected the judge to,

literally, say that Alex murdaugh
was gonna remain behind bars.

[Eric bland] I think it's
a good day for justice.

We're pleased. We thought
that Alex is a danger to,

not only our
clients, but society.

We think it's a good decision
and it's just a good day,

uh, for justice in our country.

[Roman] Alex murdaugh
faces charges against him

for a muloo of
different alleged crimes.

For insurance fraud
to swindling to theft.

Not to mention lawsuits
whic are knocking on his door.

[Emerson] What we
were told when he was

lead out of the
courtroom in handcuffs

was that he was
going to go under

a psychological evaluation

to see what kind of
state he was really in.

So, immediately we were thinking,
how long would this actually hold?

How long would they
hold Alex murdaugh in jail?

I don't know if I've ever seen a life
unravel faster than Alex murdaugh's.

[Reporter] Murdaugh is
facing new charges, now,

for scamming millions
of dollars, allegedly.

Not only did he now
have the double murders

hanging over everything.

He was also still dealing
wi this fatal boat crash

and being sued by
Mallory beach's mother.

As one case is uncovered,
another one is uncovered.

And these are financial crimes.

All kinds of new
information coming out

practically by the week.

Investigations that are now
circling the murdaugh family.

Now the charges start
snowballing for Alex murdaug

his family founded this
firm that he was tangled with.

And apparently he was
stealing money, as well.

[Linda hiers] You think
you know a person.

But then you turn around an
see him as this person here

I don't know what went
wrong or what happened.

But, you know, he's not the
person that I grew up with.

[Brant] This is a pandora's
box that's already open.

I think the best thing to do

is for everyone to tell
everything they know.

Just put it out there
and let the chips fall.

[Tripp] Several more indictments
from the state grand jury come down

on more financial crime charges.

And this time the
judge did set bond.

[Reporter] The judge
set his bond at $7 million.

Judge Lee did site concerns
about murdaugh's flight risk

[Emerson] That number,
$7 million, was allegedly

the amount of money that was stolen
from various clients of Alex murdaugh.

Murdaugh's lawyers say
setting it that high is basically

the same as not
granting bond at all.

[Emerson] The fall from grace for
Alex murdaugh has been substantial.

His brother's suing
him and he sits in jail.

He has been suspended
indefinitely as a lawyer

in the state of south Carolina.

His name is no longer
on the family law firm.

Even though it was Peters
murdaugh Parker eltzroth and detrick's,

it was known as
the murdaugh firm.

So, removing that
name is significant.

[Tripp] All those years of
well-earned cache and clout

now thrown away by
the actions of one partner.

Suspended attorney Alex
murdaugh has confessed

to wrongdoing for the first time
since facing a mountai of legal troubles.

He agreed that he owes $4 million to
the family of his former housekeeper.

There are new victims in
the murdaugh money mess.

Twenty-seven new charges
related to money fraud.

Wire fraud, there's bank fraud,
there's mail fraud, there's conspiracy.

Facing more than a
dozen new indictments.

Now facing 21
additional charges...

Five new indictments.
Money laundering, forgery,

breach of trust, and
computer crime charges.

Now facing more than 70 charges.

[Reporter] And murdaugh
faces 75 total charges

and stands accused of defrauding
victims out of more than $8 million.

[Roman] While it was
despicable what Paul murdaug

did the evening
Mallory beach was killed,

Alex murdaugh was
100 times more evil.

He stole from people he
was supposed to protect.

He crashed his family's
four-generation legal dynasty.

And now he faces
dozens of criminal acts

because the people
he was supposed to help

he has cursed and he has ruined.

[Virzi] People with power start
believing they can get away with things.

Right? They can
get away with things

because their family's been running
this listers office for generations.

To me, these are the kind of people
we should be more suspicious about.

[Emerson] There's just so many investigations
that we' still waiting for answers on

every time we
turn over one rock,

we just find another
rock to turn over.

[Roman] The murdaugh family saga

started with the
death of Mallory beach.

The boat crash was the
kindle, the tinder, and the fuel

that exposed the
corruption and nefariousness

of the Alex murdaugh empire

[Dupre] Paul was
driving the boat.

Paul was with Gloria satterfield
and then Paul was killed.

The murders of Maggie
and Paul were the catalyst for

the investigation
into Stephen Smith.

[Brant] My heart breaks
for Sandy Smith because

Sandy doesn't know at
who's hand her son died.

And she deserves to know.

So I hope somebody
can find it in their heart

to tell the truth.

Just, just tell the truth.

Honestly? I don't know.

I don't know what
happened to Gloria.

Tony and Brian, they
had lost their mom.

I don't care how much
money is involved.

It's not going to
bring their mom back.

[Emerson] The breadth
and the width of the scandal

and the deaths
that surround it...

This is a case that I don't
think we're ever going to see

anything like it again.