A significant development has occurred in the Alex Murdaugh case. The location of the murder retrial will be changed. This decision was made by a judge on Friday.
The case was previously set to take place in a rural area of South Carolina. However, the judge has now decided to relocate it.
Further details about this case are available from FOX 26 Houston, including the judge's reasoning behind the decision and the status of other related requests.
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