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In 2018, the Murdaughs' longtime housekeeper and nanny, Gloria Satterfield, fell while ascending the brick stairs at the entrance of the family's Moselle Hunting Lodge. The fall proved catastrophic, and after languishing for 21 days in the ICU unit of the local hospital, Satterfield died. Alex Murdaugh was quick to offer Gloria's young son's legal assistance and urged them to sue him. Yes, Murdaugh encouraged Gloria's sons to file a wrongful death lawsuit against him. Why? Let me break it all down for you as I continue our journey into South Carolina's Lowcountry and Alex Murdaugh's alleged way of handling insurance settlement monies.

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Continue the journey into the Murdaugh family's fall from grace. Listen as Alex Murdaugh is put behind bars and the key, pretty much, thrown away. See where things stand with the Murdaughs today, including patriarch, Alex, and his remaining child, Buster.

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In episode 3, we'll journey into the events prior to June 7, 2021--the day when 52 year-old Maggie Murdaugh and her 22 year-old son, Paul, are gunned down in cold blood at the Murdaugh family's Moselle hunting lodge. We'll discuss the timeline of June 7 and explain why Maggie, who had moved out of Moselle, was there that fateful night. Finally, we'll discuss what Alex Murdaugh did in the days following his wife and son's untimely deaths. 

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Continue on your journey into the mysterious case of the Murdaughs. In Episode 2, we delve into the immediate aftermath of the boat crash, how Mallory Beach's family reacted to the accident, and how Paul Murdaugh's father and grandfather leapt immediately into "lawyer mode." We'll see how the boat crash was the inciting incident in the Murdaugh story--the one that kicked off a series of other tsunamis that would ultimately topple the mighty Murdaugh dynasty in Hampton County, South Carolina.

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Join me as we look in on the official autopsy of four-year-old Gregory Villemin’s body, which took place on the day following the crime. Find out what the first two pathologists assigned to the case say specifically led to the child’s death. We’ll also learn more about the secondary crime scene—where investigators believe Gregory was thrown into the water. And we’ll get a bird’s eye view of the funeral service inside the small church in Lepanges and outside in the cemetary. 

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In Episode 3, I will take you farther into the case of four-year-old Grégory Villemin who was abducted from his front yard in Lepanges, France, and found four hours later bound by the wrists and ankles floating in the nearby Vologne River. We will look into the investigation guided by the words of Police Captain Etienne Sesmat, who was boots on the ground when Gregory was lifted from the river and taken to the nearby fire station in Docelles, France. Sesmat gives us an insider's view into the investigation, the initial leads, or lines of inquiry, and the relatives within the Villemins' extended clan who stand out as potential suspects.

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Join me as I detail the events of October 16, 1984--the day four-year-old Grégory Villemin is abducted from his front yard and found hours later floating in the nearby Vologne River with his wrists and ankles bound.

I will share information I've culled from Gregory's parents' book--Le Seize Octobre--as well as a book authored by Police Captain Etienne Sesmat. Sesmat led the initial investigation into the crime and was boots on the ground when Little Grégory was removed from the Vologne River. Much of this information has likely never been shared with an English-speaking audience. 

Have a box of Kleenex handy though because what this anonymous crow entity, who is believed to be a family member, did is one of the most despicable and tragic stories one will ever hear in true crime. The time for unmasking the monsters is well overdue. Justice for the Villemins and for Little Grégory.

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Now, This is a bizarre story. An epiquely bizarre true crime story that seems to begin with a boat, a bunch of friends, and some beer. But, later, it goes strangely beyond all that and takes the most unexpected twists and turns. 

It began in a tiny town in South Carolina. A place called Hampton, where for more than a century one family has quietly but firmly ruled over all the legal goings-on. They are a legal dynasty of sorts on a small yet powerful scale. I’m talking about the Murdaughs and, up until all the murderous madness went down, they ran both the prosecutor’s office as well as a large civil law form. They’re the kind of rich and influential family that many might view as being at the top of the socioeconomic food chain. When it came to Murdaughs, many people living in the area likely had the attitude that “It’s best not to mess with the Murdaughs because you aren’t going to get anywhere.” Such was the power and influence of this family. But no one, at least from what I can tell, feared that interacting with a Murdaugh could lead to death.

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Rose-Marie Bly was only 21 years old on the evening of August 21, 2009, when she vanished. What really happened to the young mother who by all accounts adored her two little daughters who were under the age of two? Twelve years on from Rose's disappearance, a niece that she's never met also vanishes. Is it just astronomically bad luck for the Harer, Bly, and Wells families or is something else at work here?

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Little Grégory Villemin is only four years old on October 16, 1984, when he vanishes while playing in his front yard in the village of Lepanges-sur-Vologne, in northeastern France. Four hours later, at around 9:00 p.m., his lifeless body is discovered half submerged in the ice currents of the nearby Vologne River. What's clear from the get-go is that this was no accident. With his wrists and ankles bound and his wood cap pulled down to conceal his face, Gregory was prepared for death like a sacrificial lamb. Premediation. The day after the crime, a handwritten letter arrives in Gregory's parents' mailbox. It's from anonymous person who'd harassed the Villemins over a year and a half period through hundreds of threatening phone calls, vandalism to their home and property, and a series of menacing letters. The mysterious crow claims responsibility for Gregory's murder and states he killed the child in an act of revenge. Join me as I take you on a journey to the Vologne Valley and I introduce you to the potential monsters in the family who may be responsible for little Gregory's death. As of 2022, no one has ever been charged with or convicted of Gregory's murder. The time for the monsters to be unmasked is well overdue. This is a multi-episode podcast that will reveal all there is to know about the murder of Little Grégory Villemin.

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