^^rsbm
Thank you
@Derph for sharing your local perspective. It's much appreciated when trying to understand what's deemed normal, and acceptable in the S. C.
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Would it also be typical in Charleston to refer to hired help by their (assumed) ethnicity? This would be derogatory language in my area. Spanish speaking could also be American, Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American (i.e., Hispanic).
Waiting in Charleston for her doctor's appointment, MM had the following text exchange with an unknown recipient:
June 7
355 p.m. - Outgoing message. "TY. I'm waiting at doctor. Alex wants me to come home. I have to leave door open at Edisto.
I trust the Mexicans to shut and lock for me. His dad
Would it also be typical in Charleston to refer to hired help by their (assumed) ethnicity? This would be derogatory language in my area. Spanish speaking could also be American, Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American (i.e., Hispanic).
For example, the Edisto Beach property was allegedly being appraised on June 8, and on the date of her murder, June 7, MM had workmen preparing the house for inspection.
Waiting in Charleston for her doctor's appointment, MM had the following text exchange with an unknown recipient:
June 7
3:55 p.m. - Outgoing message. "TY. I'm waiting at doctor. Alex wants me to come home. I have to leave door open at Edisto. I trust the Mexicans to shut and lock for me.