LIVE: Eric Faddis Breaks Down Guthrie and Murdaugh — What the Evidence Actually Shows

Criminal defense attorney Eric Faddis joins Hidden Killers Live for a full legal breakdown of both the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping investigation and today's Alex Murdaugh Supreme Court oral arguments.

The Guthrie case is eleven days in with no suspects and a mounting list of investigative decisions that could sink a prosecution before it starts — premature scene release, grounded aircraft, ten days of missing footage that wasn't actually missing, and a family that's gone around law enforcement entirely. On the prosecution side, the forty-one-minute pacemaker window is the strongest evidence, but connecting it to a defendant remains the central problem. Faddis assesses what's recoverable and what isn't.

In the Murdaugh appeal, the Supreme Court justices aimed their hardest questions at the state. Becky Hill's perjury conviction has changed the calculus. The chief justice challenged the unchecked admission of financial evidence. The defense argues there's no direct evidence at all. Faddis reads the room and explains the most likely outcome.

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