Richard “Alex” Murdaugh, a convicted ki!!er and alleged serial fraudster, has admitted that he bilked an insurance company out of millions of dollars by lying that his family’s housekeeper di*d from a fall caused by dogs.
Nautilus Insurance Company filed a complaint on Monday against Murdaugh and others, alleging fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud, and Murdaugh admitted both counts. After Gloria Satterfield passed away in 2018, the insurance company in Scottsdale, Arizona, paid out claims totaling $5 million under Murdaugh’s umbrella policy.
According to the petition, Murdaugh’s legal team claims that after learning that Satterfield had fallen down the stairs at his Moselle home in South Carolina, he “rushed to the scene, arriving before EMS,” and then made up a story about what had happened to cause the fall, which ultimately led to her de@th a few weeks later.
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Alex Murdaugh Lied About The De@th Of His Housekeeper
According to the paperwork, Gloria Satterfield did not fall on February 2, 2018 because of any dogs. According to the lawsuit, “after Ms. Satterfield’s de@th, Defendant manufactured Ms. Satterfield’s claimed assertion that dogs caused her fall to force his insurance to make a settlement payment, as revealed by WYFF.
After her passing, he contacted her heirs, arranged for a bogus insurance claim to be filed, and then pushed Nautilus into a settlement from which he would take. Murdaugh had the insurance money put into a fake account, but in the court document he filed, he denied that his accused accomplices did anything wrong.
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Murdaugh’s filing states, “his actions were reprehensible in that he misused vulnerable persons who trusted him.” Murdaugh is an ex-attorney who was found guilty in March of murd*ring his wife and son.
Who Is Responsible For Repaying The Insurance Money That Was Fraudulently Claimed?
Who should pay back Nautilus the money that was fraudulently taken from them? In spite of his admission that he took the money, Murdaugh seems to blame his victims in the court document.
According to the document, Nautilus “failed to join necessary parties” (i.e., Satterfield’s sons Brian Harriott and Tony Satterfield, the personal representative of the Satterfield Estate, and their law firm) in accordance with Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Murdaugh and his attorneys say they have returned the money that was stolen from Nautilus. More than $7.5 million in settlements were obtained for the Satterfields once the incident involving Murdaugh and the Satterfields was exposed, and Murdaugh personally signed a $4.3 million confession of judgement in favor of the Satterfields.
You might be curious to check out the tweet below in which convicted family killer Alex Murdaugh admitted that his dog had nothing to do with his housekeeper’s de@dly fall at his Moselle property in 2018.
Convicted family killer #AlexMurdaugh admitted that his dog had nothing to do with his housekeeper’s deadly fall at his Moselle property in 2018. pic.twitter.com/ToKrFOk4gb
— Law&Crime Network (@LawCrimeNetwork) May 4, 2023
According to the complaint, Murdaugh faces a “substantial risk of incurring double, multiple, or otherwise inconsistent obligations” if the Satterfields are not named as defendants in the case. Eric Bland, an attorney for the Satterfield family, responded on social media to claims that the victims should be required to pay back any damages.
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