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Jeffrey Collins The main house has four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Cross Swamp Farm is located in Colleton County and eastern Hampton County, bordering the banks of the Salkehatchie River.

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Known as the Cross Swamp Farm, bordering the banks of the Salkehatchie River, the property offers a wide range of natural amenities including freshwater fishing, kayaking, more than 2 miles of river frontage and plus abundant deer and turkey, the listing states. Satterfield had worked for the Murdaughs for more than 20 years. 26, 2018, in what was described as a slip-and-fall accident. This property is also the site where the Murdaugh’s longtime housekeeper, Gloria Satterfield, 57, died on Feb. Paul, 22, and his mother, 52, were found gunned down on their hunting estate in the unincorporated community of Islandton last June in a murder that remains unsolved. “Paul Murdaugh’s consumption of alcohol was condoned, encouraged and facilitated by Richard Alexander Murdaugh and Margaret Kennedy Branstetter Murdaugh,” reads the legal filing, obtained by The Post. Buster (from left), Maggie, Paul and Alex Murdaugh Facebook Alex and Maggie Murdaugh Facebook The lawsuit accuses the elder Murdaughs of being willful contributors to their son’s underage drinking. The property remains in contention as the parents of Mallory Beach - the teen who was killed aboard a boat allegedly helmed by Paul, Alex and Maggie’s youngest son, in 2019 - filed a lawsuit against the estate this January, a month before the farm went up for sale. “We have had offers, but of course we are working at discretion of the courts and not sold yet,” Todd Crosby, who holds the listing with Crosby Land Company, told The Post.

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The listing comes less than five months after Alex Murdaugh, 53 - the father of the family - allegedly conspired to hire a hit man to kill him so that he could leave his only surviving son, Richard, known as Buster, a $10 million life insurance policy, The Post reported.Īs the legal scion currently sits behind bars awaiting trial on more than 70 charges, including swindling millions from his own clients, the farm, which includes a custom-built home constructed in 2011, has already seen interest. The colossal 1,772-acre South Carolina hunting farm where Maggie and Paul Murdaugh were found shot dead last year is up for sale for $3.9 million.

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Visit podcastchoices.Fight erupts over ‘million-dollar’ evidence in attorney’s double murder case Please consider sharing your support by leaving a review on Apple at the following link: Advertising is curated by the talented team at AdLarge Media.įor current and accurate updates: or /mandymatney The Murdaugh Murders Podcast is created by Mandy Matney and produced by Luna Shark Productions. We want to learn more about you - please click here to fill out our Listener Survey for a chance to win an amazon gift card.Īnd a special thank you to our sponsors: Cerebral, Hunt-A-Killer, Bannon Law Group, Nature's Highway CBD, Embark Vet, VOURI, Hello Fresh and others. In this episode, Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell dive into these very important questions. You’ll hear from Kim Brant, a Hampton local, who tells us about another side to Maggie that hasn’t been reported before. We tell you everything we know about Buster Murdaugh, the older Murdaugh son often lost in this saga.Īnd in later episodes, we will answer more of your questions. How did these people with so much wealth, power and privilege become the family in the center of a snowballing crime ring? What was in Paul’s criminal past? What was in Alex’s criminal past? Our followers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram submitted hundreds of questions about the case in the last week.Ī lot of you asked questions about the Murdaugh’s family history – who Maggie was.

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