A hearing for Alex Murdaugh is taking place today. Murdaugh was previously convicted of murdering his wife and son. Further proceedings are expected as he is set to face a retrial in April 2027.
The current hearing is a step in the process leading up to the retrial. For more information on the hearing and the upcoming retrial, readers can refer to the source, ABC13 Houston, for details and updates on the case.
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