If Alex has, as he said, been wanting to plead guilty for a long time, then why didn’t he do it the day after the murder trial was over? And if he disagrees with the narrative of his crimes put forth by the prosecution, why isn’t he meeting with prosecutors and telling them exactly what happened?
I get why the State accepted this-27 years (likely to avoid more time & expense for the S.C. taxpayers). Another life sentence would have been better & he certainly deserved it.
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Interesting hearing, glad that Waters read into the records the misdeeds of “Elick”.
AleX Murderer is pure evil.
Well written, Will!
If Alex has, as he said, been wanting to plead guilty for a long time, then why didn’t he do it the day after the murder trial was over? And if he disagrees with the narrative of his crimes put forth by the prosecution, why isn’t he meeting with prosecutors and telling them exactly what happened?
he will be treated very well in prison. sure he has some dirt on some rich folks
I get why the State accepted this-27 years (likely to avoid more time & expense for the S.C. taxpayers). Another life sentence would have been better & he certainly deserved it.