Buster Murdaugh’s Netflix suit over suggestion he may have killed Stephen Smith could ‘backfire’
June 18, 2024
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as posted by the channelBuster Murdaugh is seeking damages from Netflix, Warner Bros. Discovery and other media giants for probing the idea he was involved in the 2015 killing of a former classmate.
Buster, 30, has mostly shied away from the limelight in the year since his father, Alex Murdaugh, was sentenced to life in prison for the June 7, 2021, shooting deaths of wife Maggie and younger son Paul at the family’s South Carolina home.
On Friday, Buster, a former law student, filed a suit demanding damages from eight defendants — including the media channels and the local South Carolina newspaper the Hampton County Guardian — for producing content that suggested he might be linked to the 2015 death of Stephen Smith.
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