Alex Murdaugh's alibi had an 'atomic bomb' drop down on it: Criminal defense attorney
South Carolina criminal defense attorney Cindy Crick joined 'Sunday Night in America' to break down what we learned from the first week of the double murder trial involving Alex Murdaugh.
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Alex Murdaugh's alibi had an 'atomic bomb' drop down on it: Criminal defense attorney
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