Court Clerk in Murdaugh Trial Resigns Amid Jury Tampering Allegations

Rebecca Hill steps down as investigations into her conduct continue, marking a pivotal moment in the case's aftermath.

Rebecca Hill, the court clerk accused of jury tampering in the Alex Murdaugh murder trial, has resigned.
Hill's resignation comes amid ongoing investigations into allegations of jury tampering and personal gain.
Despite the controversy, a judge ruled that Hill's actions did not influence the jury's verdict to convict Murdaugh of murdering his wife and son.
Murdaugh's attorneys had sought a new trial, citing Hill's alleged influence, but their request was denied.
Hill has denied any wrongdoing, but her resignation marks a significant development in the aftermath of the high-profile case.