Murdaugh appeals murder conviction amid jury tampering claims, faces ongoing financial crime trials

Alex Murdaugh was sentenced to life in prison for murdering his wife and son but his defense team has requested a new trial, alleging jury tampering.
Murdaugh appeared in court to face charges of stealing millions from clients; his associate Cory Fleming was just sentenced for assisting in the thefts.
Allegations against the clerk who potentially dismissed a pro-Murdaugh juror are disputed; prosecutors say the defense's motion was procedurally flawed.
Murdaugh faces over 100 state charges and will plead guilty to federal charges; his state trial starts November 27th.
Suspicious deaths related to Murdaugh's family and ties to drug trafficking have drawn increased scrutiny during the proceedings.