A Walterboro man was accused of shooting Alex Murdo on doubt of self-destruction, his legal counselor showed up on public TV Thursday, and Murdo was never shot and protection extortion conspire was created. He blamed Murdo for doing it.

“I didn’t shoot him,” Curtis Eddie Smith said in a prerecorded meeting Thursday. “On the off chance that he had shot him, he would have been dead. He is alive.”

Smith, who called Murdo his dearest companion and distinguished him as a far-off cousin from different news sources, said he didn’t have a clue what Murdo was arranging when he requested that she meet him on a back road in Hampton County.

Smith took a weapon from him when Murdo began moving and said he “vanished.”

“The weapon is no more. Did the slug hit you?” Host Craig Melvin asked today.

Fourteen days prior, Smith’s other lawyer, Jarrett Burchette, told the Island Packet and Beaufort Gazette that Smith was depicted as Murdo’s “bad man.”

Bouchette contended that SLED has all the earmarks of being founded on what Murdaugh told SLED.

Dick Harpootlian, a lawyer for Murdau, a Democratic representative in Richland, addressed correspondents on Sept. 16 and said that Smith had been a street pharmacist in Madau for about 10 years.

Both Burchette and McCoy questioned it. They said Smith considered Madau a deep-rooted companion.

Neither Halptrian nor Murdo’s lawyer, Jim Griffin, had the option to remark Thursday morning.

Smith’s TV appearance included Murdau’s SLED portrayal as an individual inspired by Murdau’s narcotic compulsion, the shooting and murder of his child Paul and his significant other Maggie the day after Griffin showed up on FOX Carolina.

Griffin said that he met Madau hours before the revealed shooting, Murdau clarified “how genuine his compulsion was” and said that he was at that point planning to follow a path toward full recovery …

Griffin said the Sept. 4 shooting was not an “extravagant” plan and Murdo was uninformed that his protection self-destruction condition had terminated.

Griffin said Smith didn’t specify it by his name during the meeting, yet “I didn’t have the foggiest idea why Alex called him there, however, Alex made a solicitation and requested me.”

Murdaugh’s lawyer mentioned clinical records from the Savannah Hospital where Murdaugh was dealt with. These records depict the wounds Murdaugh maintained.

September. 4 shots, captures, bail

Smith’s meeting today occurred a month after the South Carolina law requirement captured him on six charges coming about because of the Alex Murdow shooting on Labor Day weekend.

Murdaugh was additionally captured and accused of protection misrepresentation, intrigue to endeavor protection extortion and adulteration of police reports.

On September 4, Alex Murdow called 911 to report that he had been shot in the head.

The week after the shooting, Griffin said the occasion he depicted was what Madau had told him. It incorporated a depiction of the injury: Griffin said Murdo had passage and leave wounds, two cerebrum drains, and a skull break.

A case checked in a Hampton County Sheriff’s Office police report delivered Sept. 9 showed that Murdo experienced no “apparent wounds” in the shooting. After the report was delivered, Hampton County Sheriff TC Smalls let columnists know that the case was possibly checked in mistake.

“He was harmed,” Smalls said. “It was most likely an error. I’ll affirm.”

An updated report delivered sometime thereafter showed that Madau was harmed in the shooting.

Since the shooting and court appearances, Murdo’s lawyers have routinely asserted that customers were shot and harmed.