Alex Murdaugh’s six-week murder trial brought a business boost and frenzy of attention to a small South Carolina town. Now, many Walterboro residents are ready for life to return to normal.
He lamented the “circus” brought to Walterboro by the six-week trial of Alex Murdaugh, which ended this week with the disgraced attorney.
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