Behind the Doors of Justice: The Murdaugh Murders

Book Synopsis: "From beginning to end, here is the true story of the Alex Murdaugh double murder trial from a courthouse insider, who witnessed it all… and more!” –Nancy Grace, legal commentator and television journalist

"This book is not only historically significant, it is well written and a treat. Pull up a comfortable chair and be prepared to stay there until the last page is read.” –Ronda Rich, bestselling author and syndicated columnist

"This inside view really gives the reader insight into what went into this ‘Trial of the Century.’ What a brilliantly written publication.” –The Walker Family

Becky Hill has been villainized by Alex Murdaugh’s attorneys in the press and they’ve made very serious allegations of jury tampering against Ms. Hill. Thousands of words in Behind the Doors of Justice are dedicated to the 18 men and women who served on the jury or who were alternates. Read what Becky said that’s caused such a stir. Just remember, just because a lawyer says it’s so, doesn’t mean it is!

A once prestigious lawyer on trial … raised in the Low Country of South Carolina, Hampton County.

A look at the Murdaugh Murders trial through the eyes of Rebecca “Becky” Hill, the Clerk of Court—with 40+ exclusive photos! She explains her extensive role that has caused such controversy—with amazing visitors and courtroom personnel she met along the way!

Rebecca “Becky” Hill had known the Murdaugh family for decades. Family members of Becky’s were involved in the moonshine conspiracy together in the 1950s where Buster Murdaugh was later indicted and then acquitted.

For years, Becky had known about the rumors of corruption and crime surrounding the Murdaugh family. These accusations came and went, nothing sticking long enough to bring clarity or a clear conviction. Becky had also known of good deeds done by the Murdaughs. She was there when Randolph Murdaugh received the Order of the Palmetto, the highest honor bestowed on a civilian by the Governor of South Carolina.

What she didn’t know was that Richard Alexander “Alex” Murdaugh was capable of murdering his own wife and son.

Serving as the Clerk of Court at the time of the trial, Becky Hill was present in the courtroom in the case of the State of South Carolina v. Richard Alexander Murdaugh trial … and beyond.

Join her on her journey as she visits the crime scene, shares heartfelt details about the Judge and people involved, navigates the massive media frenzy, delves into her own family’s history with the Murdaughs, and ultimately, reads the guilty verdicts on live television. The verdicts that would put Alex Murdaugh away for two life sentences with no possibility of parole.