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16:52Now PlayingThe death of 19-year-old Stephen Smith received renewed attention during the Alex Murdaugh family murders trial. After the disgraced lawyer was convicted, investigators reopened Smith’s death investigation, labeling it a homicide and even noting two people of interest in the case. The South Carolina man was found dead in the middle of the road in Hampton County in 2015 and later laid to rest by his family. His mother, Sandy Smith, successfully raised funds to exhume his body for a second autopsy, which was quietly performed over the weekend. The Law&Crime Network’s Angenette Levy discusses the autopsy and investigation with Dr. D’Michelle DuPre, one of the pathologists who conducted the autopsy, and Dr. Kenneth Kinsey, who helped convict Alex Murdaugh.
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