S8 E49: The Trial of Alex Murdaugh: Admissibility of Financial Crimes Evidence — Part 2B

In Admissibility of Financial Crimes Evidence — Part 2B, we continue our review of the financial crimes evidence debate with the second part of our look at the in-camera testimony of Jeanie Seckinger, one of the defendant’s former coworkers who confronted the defendant with evidence of his financial crimes leading to his resignation from his law firm.

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