What Would a New Alex Murdaugh Murder Trial L...

For eighty-six years, the Murdaugh name meant something specific in South Carolina's lowcountry. It meant problems got handled. It meant consequences were optional. It meant that three generations of family power could insulate whoever carried the name from the accountability tha ...  Show more

His mother is dead. His brother is dead. His father murdered them both.Buster Murdaugh still carries the name.Part 5 of "The Name" explores what remains after the Murdaugh dynasty collapsed. The victims who'll never be made whole. The survivors trying to figure out who they are.C ...  Show more

Can you imagine standing in the very place where a grisly crime took place? What would it do to your understanding of the event, your feelings towards the accused, or the victims who lost their lives? This is the reality faced by jurors in high-profile criminal cases, and it was ...  Show more

In a recent episode of the podcast "Hidden Killers," hosted by Tony Brueski, a spotlight was shone on the intricate details surrounding the Bryan Kohberger case. Bob Motta, a seasoned defense attorney and host of the podcast "Defense Diaries," joined Brueski to discuss the evolvi ...  Show more

Go inside the courtroom for the trial of the year.  Today Show Anchor and Dateline Correspondent Craig Melvin and Dateline Producer Carol Gable — two proud natives of South Carolina — dissect the just-concluded prosecution case against Alex Murdaugh for the murders of his wife ...

Joining us today we are honored to have Hazel Thornton who served as a juror on Erik Menendez’ first trial in 1993. We have so many questions for her about what it was like to see all of the testimony and what conclusions she came to. To clarify both brothers, Erik and Lyle we ...