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  South Carolina's Attorney General has said it's 'time to move on'
  from Alex Murdaugh's double homicide case after a judge denied
  his request for a retrial. 
  
  Murdaugh's defense team argued jurors were influenced by controversial clerk Becky Hill - but Judge Jean Toal shot this down, ruling yesterday that a new trial is not needed.
  
  
  Murdaugh, 55, was convicted in March 2023 of murdering his wife Maggie and their 22-year-old son Paul in June 2021. 
  
  AG Alan Wilson agreed with the ruling, saying it's 'clear' that Murdaugh's convictions for the murders of
  his wife and son are based 'solely upon the facts and evidence
  of the case'. However, Murdaugh can appeal this decision.
  
  'It's time to move on and forward,' Wilson said in a statement after the decision.  
  
  
  
  
  Alex Murdaugh, center, talks with his defense attorney Jim Griffin, left, during a jury-tampering hearing at the Richland County
  Judicial Center on Monday. He had a request for a new trial denied
  
  
  
  
  
  Judge Jean Toal ruled that a new trial was not needed just because of some 'fleeting
  and foolish comments' made by Colleton County Clerk Becky
  Hill (pictured) 
  
  
  
  
  
  South Carolina's Attorney General Alan Wilson (pictured) has said it's 'time to move
  on' from Murdaugh 's double homicide case after a judge denied his request for a retrial
  
  'As with all cases, the Attorney General's office and SLED's only mission is to seek the truth and deliver justice, wherever the facts lead,
  ' Wilson said on Tuesday. 
  
  'It does not matter your name, position, or status, no one is above
  the law. 
  
  'We take very seriously allegations in this situation and immediately requested an investigation, committed
  to discovering the truth, regardless of what it might find.
  
  
  
  'After that thorough investigation, and a fair public hearing,
  it is clear that Alex Murdaugh's convictions for the murders of Maggie and Paul are based solely
  upon the facts and evidence of the case.'
  
  DailyMail.com has contacted Murdaugh's lawyers about whether he
  plans to appeal the decision. The defense is expected to file other appeals over his
  sentence and argue his trial was unfair. 
  
  Toal ruled a new trial based on the clerk's alleged interference was
  not needed just because of some 'fleeting and foolish
  comments' made by Hill. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Murdaugh has remained adamant that he did not kill his
  son Paul with a shotgun and his wife Maggie (both circled)
  with a rifle
  
  
  
  
  
  Jurors said Hill influenced their decision. The judge yesterday said Hill was attracted by the 'siren call of celebrity'
  to write a book 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Hill is seen on the stand in Monday's hearing to determine whether
  Murdaugh would get a new trial for the murders of his wife and son. Her attorneys issued a statement on Tuesday
  saying they agreed with the judge's ruling denying a retrial 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The Colleton County clerk's attorneys, Justin Bamberg and Will Lewis, issued a
  statement saying they agreed with the judge's ruling. 
  
  'We respect today's ruling by Justice Toal denying Alex Murdaugh's motion for a new trial,' they
  said. 
  
  'Justice Toal described Becky Hill's alleged comments at the center of Murdaugh's defense counsel's argument as 'fleeting' and that any interaction she
  had with jurors in no way influenced their collective decision on the facts of the case. 
  
  'We agree with Justice Toal's finding that the Colleton County jurors selected for this very
  complicated and lengthy trial were consummate
  professionals and operated within the instructions of the court.
  We thank them for their service.'
  
  Prosecutors based their case on damning cell phone evidence that showed him
  at the crime scene near the time of the murders. The
  pair were both shot dead at the family's hunting
  lodge.
  
  He has maintained his innocence throughout and claims the 12-person jury pool was tainted from the
  beginning, influenced by a swarm of media attention and by
  the actions of Hill - who went on to write a book about
  the case. 
  
  They asked for a retrial based on jurors' remarks
  that court clerk Hill made improper comments to them that they said sounded as if she was trying to influence them by telling them to 'watch' Murdaugh 'closely.'
  
  One of the 12 jurors said that Hill's conduct did influence her. 
  
  'To me, it felt like she made it seem like he was already guilty,' the juror testified on Monday. 
  
  Asked whether this influenced her vote to find him guilty,
  she said: 'Yes ma'am.'
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Toal is seen in court on Monday 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  In later questioning, the juror told the judge that
  her August affidavit was accurate, in that she felt her fellow jurors, rather than Hill, convinced her to convict Murdaugh.
  
  
  'I had questions about Mr Murdaugh's guilt but voted guilty because I
  felt pressured by other jurors,' she said.
  
  Toal said Hill was attracted by the 'siren call of celebrity'
  because she wanted to write a book about the trial.
  
  
  While the judge undermined her credibility, she praised the jury for reaching a verdict
  in the high-profile trial last year. 
  
  Murdaugh's lawyers, speaking outside court, said that the judge found Hill was
  'not credible', and that will assist their case at the court of appeals. 
  
  Jim Griffin said that they had 'indications from lawyers
  representing jurors' that they needed to talk to Hill, and 'she told us things that
  were jaw-dropping.' 
  
  Griffin continued: 'We were denigrated, made fun of,
  in our filing for pointing out that she had a profit
  motive for this. And the judge agreed with us.
  
  
  'This is not the final step. If we had won today, the state
  would be appealing. It's all going to go to the state Supreme Court.'
  
  Dick Harpootlian, another of Murdaugh's lawyers, added:
  'We all agree that Becky Hill tried to influence these jurors.
  The judge said the law is unsettled. So we will go
  to the state Supreme Court.' 
  
  Hartpootlian added: 'This issue is not harmless error.
  It can't be.'
  
  He insisted Murdaugh did not kill his wife and son, and said they intend to find 'who
  really did it'.
  
  Asked how Murdaugh reacted to the decision, Hartpootlian replied: 'Fine.'
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   Murdaugh was back in court as he tries to get a new murder trial
  
  Eric Bland, a lawyer representing five of the 11 jurors,
  said they were 'pleased' at the result. 
  
  'The decision was their own conscious. It was not influenced
  by anything anyone said or done,' said Bland.
  
  'Yes, there was one juror. That is her conscience. But like the state said, we can't have verdicts that go in perpetuity: that was my verdict then, and this is it now.
  
  
  'The verdict was the product of free negotiations in the jury
  room. She did not feel that this verdict was the result of anything Becky
  Hill said or did.
  
  'We cannot continue to have trials that go over and
  over again.'
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Hill published a book, Behind the Doors of Justice: The Murdaugh
  Murders, on the trial in July
  
  Bland said he had 'a big problem with some things Becky said.'
  
  He said 'Becky may have to answer for some of the things.'
  
  Hill wrote a book about the case, 'Behind the Doors of Justice', but made just $100,000 from it, she told the court
  on Monday.
  
  Harpootlian asked Hill about her television appearances following Murdaugh's guilty verdict, and about the book.
  
  
  She admitted that she spoke to people about the possibility of publishing
  a book before the murder trial ended last year.
  
  She also admitted the book has now been taken off shelves after she plagiarized parts of it. 
  
  On the stand, Hill denied trying to influence the jury in any way, and denied
  a juror's claim that she had warned the jury to 'watch Murdaugh
  closely' before his testimony.
  
  'I did tell the jury to pay attention just generally,' Hill
  added.  
  
  Hill admitted she sent an email saying she believed the jury would
  not take long to come up with a verdict.
  
  
  'It's a gut feeling, that's all I meant by that,' Hill told the court when asked why she said the jury
  would not take long to deliver on Murdaugh's fate. 
  
  The court clerk also admitted telling a court reporter she told Murdaugh was
  guilty, but added: 'none of us were jurors.'
  
  A somber-looking Murdaugh entered the packed court room on Monday in handcuffs and shackles
  before he joined his defense team.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   Hill, pictured with Judge Newman, is being accused
  by Murdaugh's defense team of influencing the jury as they move
  for a retrial 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   Toal ruled that only the 12 jurors who convicted Murdaugh of his wife and son's murders can testify as the
  disgraced lawyer seeks a new trial
  
  As Toal welcomed the jury that convicted Murdaugh back to
  the court, she clarified they are not accused of any misconduct and
  apologized for the 'terrible inconvenience.' 
  
  'You have done absolutely nothing wrong - none of you. You didn't ask to serve but
  you served and did your duty,' he said.
  
  Jury tampering is the basis for Murdaugh's appeal, but Toal's rulings after
  a pretrial hearing this month have set a difficult standard for his lawyers to
  prove.
  
  One juror - Juror X - already took the stand in Murdaugh's appeal on Friday, and denied that Hill affected their verdict in any way.
  
  
  Toal ruled the defense must prove that potential misconduct
  - including alleged comments by Hill warning jurors not to trust Murdaugh when he
  testifies - directly led jurors to change their minds to guilty.
  
  
  Murdaugh's six-week murder trial, which concluded in March, became a sensation with its mix of privilege, brutality and power.
  The judges, lawyers and Hill herself all became minor celebrities. 
  
  The defense made a number of allegations after the guilty verdict, including that Hill told jurors their
  deliberations shouldn't take long, thereby implying Murdaugh was guilty. 
  
  Murdaugh's attorneys have also said Hill had conversations in a private bathroom with the jury forewoman and
  handed jurors business cards of media members who wanted interviews before deliberations. 
  
  Hill and three jurors did end up in New York City after the trial for a NBC interview.
  
  Hill wrote in her self-published book it was her first
  plane trip. 
  
  The defense has argued if they prove the jury was tampered with,
  it shouldn't matter whether a juror openly said
  their verdict changed, because the influence can be subtle and
  still keep Murdaugh from getting a fair trial.
  
  
  
  CrimeAlex MurdaughBecky HillUS Supreme Court
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