Court Clerk in Murdaugh Murder Trial Accused of Plagiarism

Rebecca 'Becky' Hill Admits to Lifting Parts of Her Memoir from a BBC Report, Halting Sales and Unpublishing the Book

Rebecca 'Becky' Hill, the court clerk who oversaw Alex Murdaugh's murder trial, has been accused of plagiarizing parts of her memoir, 'Behind the Doors of Justice', from a BBC report.
Neil Gordon, Hill's co-author, discovered the plagiarism when reviewing emails between Hill and BBC reporter Holly Honderich, noticing a striking similarity between a shared excerpt from an upcoming article and the preface of Hill's memoir.
Hill admitted to the plagiarism when confronted by Gordon, citing deadline pressures as the reason for her actions.
Sales of the book have been halted and the memoir unpublished since the revelations.
Earlier this year, Hill was also accused of witness tampering in the Murdaugh trial, with the defense team citing her memoir as evidence for a retrial.