SC - Gloria Satterfield, Murdaugh family housekeeper, 2018 Trip & Fall Insurance Fraud

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Alex Murdaugh indicted on 22 charges including fraud



Updated: MAY 24, 2023 / 11:53 AM CDT

(NewsNation) — Alex Murdaugh, already convicted of murdering his wife and son, is now facing 22 charges including wire fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy and money laundering.

A grand jury voted to indict Murdaugh on the financial charges, alleging he took part in three different schemes to get money and property from his clients. At the time the alleged fraud took place, Murdaugh was serving as a personal injury attorney in Hampton, South Carolina.

Prosecutors held off on prosecuting Murdaugh for his financial crimes until the murder trial was completed. The case captured national attention for its dramatic twists and turns, including allegations that Murdaugh paid a hitman to murder him after the deaths of his wife, Maggie, and son Paul.
From the article:

Finally, Murdaugh is alleged to have defrauded the estate of his housekeeper, Gloria Satterfield, and his homeowner’s insurance companies. After Satterfield died in a fall at the Murdaugh estate, he recommended her family file a claim and the insurance companies settled for $505,000 and $3,800,000. Prosecutors say the Satterfield family saw none of that money, which was funneled to Murdaugh and a personal injury attorney in Beaufort, South Carolina.
 
The Memorandum speaks for itself and we look forward to a future hearing on the merits of the issues raised. EB #BlandRichter Read the full press release: https://tinyurl.com/2py9fu4p



#BlandRichter is pleased to announce that it filed the Satterfields’ Memorandum in Opposition & Motion for Sanctions to #AlexMurdaugh’s Motion to be relieved from his judgment he gave to the Satterfields in the amount of $4.3 mil. in May 2022. (1/5) READ:


 

6/6/2023

COLLETON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – Lawyers for the family of Alex Murdaugh’s late housekeeper Gloria Satterfield — who died after a fall at the family’s home in 2018 — have responded to Murdaugh’s motion to vacate his confession of stealing over $4 million in insurance money meant for Satterfield’s family.

Murdaugh initially told his insurance companies that Satterfield tripped over his dogs and fell down the front porch stairs. He secured over $4.3 million in wrongful death settlement funds, but funneled it all to a personal account. He later recanted on the dogs being the cause for the fall.
 
This man is truly disgusting with his contempt for the Satterfields over an issue he alone created --especially when Gloria treated that entire bunch as if they were royalty. But what else can you expect from a man that slaughtered his wife and son? And what part of 'you stole the money.' Alex, does he not understand?!!
 




Thu, August 3rd 2023, 2:08 PM EDT

LEXINGTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The attorneys for the sons of Alex Murdaugh's late housekeeper have responded to a motion to add the sons to a federal insurance lawsuit.

Murdaugh, who is serving a life sentence for the double murder of his wife Maggie and son Paul, is being sued in federal court by Nautilus Insurance Company for $3.8 million. Nautilus says that money should have gone to the sons of Gloria Satterfield, Murdaugh's late housekeeper, but was stolen.
 

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