Inside the Weirdest Twist in the Alex Murdaugh Case

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A Georgia man blasted his wife’s aunt on social media—and the message was allegedly used to get a juror tossed from the murder trial.

a post—but it was written by a man with a similar name to the juror’s ex and had nothing to do with the Murdaugh case. They included an affidavit from the poster, identified as Tim Stone, of Odum, Georgia.

Stone said in his affidavit that he was never married to the juror and has never posted on “Walterboro Word of Mouth.” He said the post that Hill apparently saw was actually in response to a private argument about his wife’s aunt, who was “sticking her nose in my business.” “I felt terrible about the initial post and removed it on February 15 and on February 16 posted an apology which is still on my Facebook feed,” Stone’s affidavit states. “It appears that the post on my personal Facebook page differs slightly from that on Exhibit A in that my wife’s comments…have been deleted.”

 

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