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The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk’s comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.