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Nearly half of Alex Murdaugh’s $1.8M assets going to victims of son Paul’s deadly boat crash
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0:47Now PlayingNearly half of convicted killer Alex Murdaugh’s remaining assets will go to the victims of his slain son’s deadly 2019 boat crash, a court order issued Monday decreed.
The family of 19-year-old Mallory Beach, who died when Paul Murdaugh, then also 19, drove his boat into a bridge while supposedly intoxicated, will receive a 29% cut of the assets, court-appointed special referee Walt Tollinson ruled, according to the court document seen by The Post.
An additional 16% of Alex Murdaugh’s last assets will go to the others who survived the accident — including Morgan Doughty, Paul’s then-girlfriend.
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