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Murdaugh Murders Saga: Alex Murdaugh’s Ties To Alleged Drug Smuggler Uncovered
... According to Colleton county property records, Murdaugh paid Boulware’s wife five dollars for Moselle. However, the transfer deed (.pdf) dated April 15, 2013 referenced the “exchange of like-kind replacement property” totaling $730,000 – part of a “multi-property, non-simultaneous, tax-free exchange transaction” entered into between Boulware and Murdaugh. ...
... Two months before died, though, Boulware granted power of attorney to Alex Murdaugh – authorizing Murdaugh to “lease, let, take possession, bargain, sell, assign, convey, pledge, mortgage and encumber, repair, insure and generally manage any and all property, both real and personal, which I own, or may hereafter acquire from any source.”
The instrument Boulware signed just prior to his death also authorized Murdaugh to “sign, execute and deliver any and all legal documents” in his name, and to “deposit any monies received from any source whatever for me, and in my name with any bank, and to draw and deliver checks in my name against said monies and other monies to be deposited in my name or to my credit.”
Murdaugh was further authorized by Boulware to “do all things necessary concerning any insurance policies, including the right to change beneficiary,” and was even granted control over “decisions regarding my health and healthcare.”
Finally, the document made clear any decisions Murdaugh made regarding Boulware’s assets would extend beyond the grave – being “binding on myself and my heirs.” ...
Boulware POA in favor of AM - not his own family. Wow, AM was essentially authorized to take over Boulware's absolute authority in all matters ... including Boulware's drug smuggling empire? Sounds like one dying mafia don bestowing his entire "family business" to another mafia don.
... According to Colleton county property records, Murdaugh paid Boulware’s wife five dollars for Moselle. However, the transfer deed (.pdf) dated April 15, 2013 referenced the “exchange of like-kind replacement property” totaling $730,000 – part of a “multi-property, non-simultaneous, tax-free exchange transaction” entered into between Boulware and Murdaugh. ...
... Two months before died, though, Boulware granted power of attorney to Alex Murdaugh – authorizing Murdaugh to “lease, let, take possession, bargain, sell, assign, convey, pledge, mortgage and encumber, repair, insure and generally manage any and all property, both real and personal, which I own, or may hereafter acquire from any source.”
The instrument Boulware signed just prior to his death also authorized Murdaugh to “sign, execute and deliver any and all legal documents” in his name, and to “deposit any monies received from any source whatever for me, and in my name with any bank, and to draw and deliver checks in my name against said monies and other monies to be deposited in my name or to my credit.”
Murdaugh was further authorized by Boulware to “do all things necessary concerning any insurance policies, including the right to change beneficiary,” and was even granted control over “decisions regarding my health and healthcare.”
Finally, the document made clear any decisions Murdaugh made regarding Boulware’s assets would extend beyond the grave – being “binding on myself and my heirs.” ...
Boulware POA in favor of AM - not his own family. Wow, AM was essentially authorized to take over Boulware's absolute authority in all matters ... including Boulware's drug smuggling empire? Sounds like one dying mafia don bestowing his entire "family business" to another mafia don.
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