Alex Murdaugh Faces Potential 100-Year Sentence for Violating Plea Deal

After failing an FBI polygraph test, Murdaugh is accused of lying about the disappearance of $6 million, threatening the terms of his plea agreement.

Alex Murdaugh, already serving a life sentence for double murder, is accused of violating his plea deal by lying to the FBI about missing money.
Federal prosecutors seek to nullify Murdaugh's plea deal and recommend a 100-year prison sentence for financial crimes.
Murdaugh's defense argues he was confused by the FBI's questions, calling for transparency in the judicial proceedings.
Murdaugh claims to have spent half of the stolen $12 million on drugs, a claim prosecutors dispute.
The murder of Murdaugh's wife and son is believed to be an attempt to divert attention from his financial crimes.