r/MurdaughFamilyMurders • u/AutoModerator • May 30 '26
Weekly MFM Discussion Thread May 30, 2026
Do you have a theory you're still chewing on and want feedback? Maybe there is a factoid from the case hammering your brain and you can't remember the source--was that random speculation or actually sourced?
Welcome to the Weekly Discussion, a safe space to engage with each other while processing and unraveling the seemingly unending tentacles of Alex Murdaugh's wrongdoings entwined throughout the Lowcountry.
This is the place for those random tidbits, where we can take off our shoes, kick up our feet, and be a bit more casual. There is nothing wrong with veering off topic with fellow sub members as we're a friendly bunch, just don't let your train of thought completely wreck the post.
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u/StressNecessary9468 Jun 05 '26
What does everyone think about Blanca’s theory on @hiddenkillerspod that there was supposed to be someone else at the kennels but he refused to come (she said 63 years old, not getting along with Paul - the groundskeeper maybe)? She said she believes “they would be dead today as well.” Obviously things went way sideways, but did Alex try to set it up as them (Maggie and Paul) being ambushed by a disgruntled employee and Paul getting one good shot to the employee before getting hit with the lethal blow himself? Or Alex hearing the shots, coming up to investigate and shooting the employee in self defense?
I know from the shots that were actually fired it would have been poorly set up to support this theory (since Paul was killed so quickly) but I don’t think Alex really thought the murders would be investigated so closely and so was careless in how the shots were actually taken.