S1E2 Murders at Moselle
In the aftermath of Mallory’s death, Alex Murdaugh’s damage control raises alarm. Two years later, he is at the center of another horrifying event.
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🏆 Top Episodes
#2
S2E3
A Tangled Web We Weave
"Cousin Eddie" breaks his silence, a video found on Paul's phone stuns the courtroom, and Alex takes the stand. After the verdict, doubts still linger.
#3
S1E1
Where is Mallory?
Survivors reflect on the shocking boat crash that killed vibrant teenager Mallory Beach – and the demons that haunted troubled driver Paul Murdaugh.
- 4. S1E3 "No Secrets Are Safe"
- 5. S2E2 "Alex's Alibi"
- 6. S2E1 "A Normal Day"
📉 Bottom Episodes
#6
S2E1
A Normal Day
All eyes are on Alex’s trial as crime scene footage and reflections from Maggie's close friend and housekeeper provide new perspectives.
- 5. S2E2 "Alex's Alibi"
- 4. S1E3 "No Secrets Are Safe"
- 3. S1E1 "Where is Mallory?"
- 2. S2E3 "A Tangled Web We Weave"
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Most Infamous: S1E1 Where is Mallory?
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