Buster Murdaugh, son of former attorney of note and convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh, is pleading to have his name omitted from news coverage of the death of a young man in 2015.
, is pleading to have his name omitted from news coverage of the death of a young man in 2015.
"I am requesting that the media immediately stop publishing these defamatory comments and rumors about me," Buster said. The publication based its story on an early investigator's report. The document also said there appeared to be no evidence at the scene — such as broken glass, debris, cracked signal covers — of a vehicle hitting him.
"We need a new, unbiased look at his body and an accurate determination of his cause of death based on facts," she wrote on her GoFundMe page.
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