Murdaugh was found reading his journal entries about his case to a documentarian while imprisoned. According to South Carolina law, inmates are prohibited from discussing their cases with the media without special permission so as to spare victims from being retraumatized by seeing them on the news.
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Murdaugh In Trouble Again, This Time from Behind Bars
Alex Murdaugh, who was convicted of murdering his family in a recent high-profile case, lost his prison phone privileges along with his prison-furnished tablet. So reports AP News.
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