Buyer of Alex Murdaughs murder house claims hes found evidence proving convicted killer is innocent: I dont think he killed them

The man who bought the home where Alex Murdaugh murdered his wife and son has made a shocking claim that he uncovered a crucial piece of evidence proving the disgraced South Carolina lawyer is an innocent man.Alexander Wallace Blair purchased the sprawling 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom Moselle Estate House and its 21-acre property in Islandton, SC, for $1 million in an auction in February 2024 and has since begun renovating the home.Murdaugh received two life sentences without parole last year for the 2021 murders of his wife, Maggie, 52, and son, Paul, 22, after crime scene experts determined he ambushed them at the estate’s dog kennels — believed to have not been included when the property was bought at auction.Blair, however, told Realtor.com on Friday that the kennel was included and, despite having torn the structure down, has kept its door and window that contain bullet holes from the June 2021 shooting.Now, having evaluated the evidence for himself, Blair suggested that Murdaugh was “too big” to have fired the deadly shots.“[Murdaugh] is a big man, he was even bigger back then, and he’s too big for the bullets to have gone through in the way that they did,” he told the outlet.Blair pointed out that Murdaugh, 65, was no saint but said he doesn’t “think [Murdaugh] did it.”“Maybe it was karma for other things that he did,” he said.“But I don’t think he killed them.”While Blair, who’s from Rock Hill — over 150 miles from Moselle — said he didn’t personally know Murdaugh, to some of his new neighbors in the area who allegedly agree with him that the former lawyer did not kill Maggie and Paul.“Everyone on that road is like, ‘No,’” he told the outlet.Blair also said he has a set of keys and a keychain that once belonged to Maggie and that he’s holding onto them in case the family’s surviving son, Richard “Buster” Murdaugh, “wanted it back … to have something of his mother’s.”The estate, which contained a whop...