Michael Dewitt, Seton Tucker and Matt Harris bring you another case from the Wicked South. It is a case eerily similar to Stephen Smith's unsolved homicide. Another dead Hampton County teen found in the middle of a H.C. road with lots of unanswered questions, and shockingly local police are connected. Another grieving H.C. family waits years for unrequited justice. Protests rise and lawsuits are filed against two of the most powerful men in the land, solicitors Buster and Randolph Murdaugh III, but will there be justice and accountability? Follow Michael Dewitt on his socials  The Wicked South on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093592522463

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Ep:4 Unrequited Justice: Another Stephen Smith-like case in Hampton County?

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The Best Little Whorehouse in South Carolina For more than 30 years, Madame Hazel operated the Sunset Lodge, a high-end brothel and the "best-kept" secret in Georgetown, S.C., serving state senators, prominent local officials and even the occasional pastor or deacon, all the while donating to the local town and charities. Join the Wicked South Podcast crew as they interview David Hodges, an author who has spent years uncovering the secrets of Sunset Lodge and its amazing stories, including the unbelievable tale of an errant husband who got "trapped" when his angry wife showed up at the front door – and how he "escaped."  Michael DeWitt is the author of "Wicked Hampton County" and "The Fall of The House of Murdaugh" He is a Hampton County, SC native. Seton Tucker and Matt Harris also co-host The Impact of Influence podcast. Look for The Wicked South Podcast on Facebook

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The Best Little Whorehouse in South Carolina

Headless Horror in Colleton County   The remains of a human head were discovered in rural Colleton County this week, and police are searching for the missing body in a bizarre case that has captured media and public attention. But this is not the first time a human skull – with no body – has been found near Walterboro, S.C., the town that hosted Alex Murdaugh’s double murder trial. Other skeletal remains and unsolved murders also haunt this area of the 14th Judicial Circuit, where the criminal justice system was once ruled by the Murdaugh family of solicitors. What’s going on in that swampy, mysterious corner of South Carolina? Michael DeWitt is the author of "Wicked Hampton County" and "The Fall of The House of Murdaugh" He is a Hampton County, SC native. Seton Tucker and Matt Harris also co-host The Impact of Influence podcast. Look for The Wicked South Podcast on Facebook

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Headless Horror in Colleton County

 “God knocked my socks off” - From Ruin to Rehab and Redemption   David Carson, once a meth, opiate and heroin addict, was arrested in what was reported as the historic, first-ever meth bust in the tiny town of Hampton, S.C. Not only did Carson later reform himself, he founded Sammy’s Mission, a network of six drug rehab transition houses that help addicts from around the state of South Carolina with recovery. Tune in to this unusual Wicked South episode to hear this amazing, inspirational true story.  Michael DeWitt is the author of "Wicked Hampton County" and "The Fall of The House of Murdaugh" He is a Hampton County, SC native. Seton Tucker and Matt Harris also co-host The Impact of Influence podcast. Look for The Wicked South Podcast on Facebook  


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“God knocked my socks off” - From Ruin to Rehab and Redemption

How a Mule Kicked Killed 8 People, and a Woman's Sexual Prowess Became World Famous This story has it all: Mules gone bad, women gone wild, a political sex scandal and a high body count. Join the Wicked South crew and South Carolina author and storyteller Tom Poland as we travel to Edgefield County, S.C., where the livestock are vicious, the men are violent, and at least one woman was notorious for her lady parts.  Michael DeWitt is the author of Wicked Hampton County and The Fall of the House of Murdaugh Seton Tucker and Matt Harris also co-host the Impact of Influence podcast. Join the conversation on The Wicked South Facebook page

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How a Mule Kicked Killed 8 People, and a Woman's Sexual Prowess Became World Famous

There is a lot of competition and even some online feuding surrounding the Murdaugh crime saga and its online true crime community. Some competition and rivalry can be good things, but bitter blood feuds always end tragically. To demonstrate, let’s take a look at some of the most heated rivalries and worst blood feuds in history, and the legacy they left behind. Michael DeWitt Jr. is the author of "Wicked Hampton County" and "The Fall of The House of Murdaugh" He is also a journalist for the USA network of newspapers. Seton Tucker and Matt Harris also host the podcast Impact of Influence On Facebook look for The Wicked South Podcast

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Ep:4 Unrequited Justice: Another Stephen Smith-like case in Hampton County?

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