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Liz Farrell
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Co-Host, Murdaugh Murders Podcast
Bluffton, Bel Air
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Biography
Liz Farrell is an investigative journalist, columnist and humor writer based in South Carolina’s Lowcountry. She was named “Best of the Best” columnists in the state by the South Carolina Press Association in 2018. In 2019, she received first place for an editorial or column written in support of Freedom of Information and Open Government Issues. Her six-part series “Monster Unknown,” about a 36-year-old cold case that was solved and prosecuted in Beaufort, S.C., was also recognized by the SCPA in 2019, “Work like this is a rarity … [Farrell’s] writing was as informative as it was gripping and the almost three years of following this story is only one part of the massive skill set she showed upon its completion.” Liz is co-host and executive writer of Murdaugh Murders Podcast and co-host of Cup of Justice podcast. She has appeared on NPR’s Morning Edition, BBC News, CNN, the My Favorite Murder podcast and On the Case with Paula Zahn.
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Content
By Liz Farrell Verified| FITSNews Verified This is a news analysis. For background on the Mallory Beach cases, click here, here and here. The central question in the Mallory Beach civil conspiracy case has been this: How did a New York City journalist get her hands on confidential court materials that included photos of Beach’s dead body, as well as video produced and owned by the Beach family?
Transparency Inaction: Is South Carolina’s Attorney General Negotiating A Murdaugh Gag Order In Secret?
By Liz Farrell Verified| FITSNews Verified The most hilarious thing about “government transparency” in South Carolina — and trust me, there’s a lot to laugh at with this one — is when you realize the candidate for office with whom you’re speaking (or the elected leader or the publicly paid employee) actually believes they’re cool like that. “In this office, we believe in transpar–“No you don’t. “Our agency is transpar—“Lol, no it isn’t. “This department has nothing to hide—“Then why are you hiding in that bush, sir?
By Liz Farrell Verified| FITSNews Verified This is a news analysis. For background on the Mallory Beach cases, click here, here and here. The central question in the Mallory Beach civil conspiracy case has been this: How did a New York City journalist get her hands on confidential court materials that included photos of Beach’s dead body, as well as video produced and owned by the Beach family?
Company Info
Murdaugh Murders Podcast
Bel Air, Bluffton, United States