Well yeah, why spend your own money when you can spend someone else's?

Really? That's interesting, because...

A. Prosecutors tend not to bring indictments that they can't prove up in court. It's bad for their careers if they fail to win a conviction.

B. Five ()(5!) grand juries found the evidence they saw/heard so compelling as to make tRump stand trial.

C. If tRump is so innocent, if it's all just a sham, then why hasn't he asked for a speedy trial? An innocent man would want to clear his name as soon as possible. But tRump has spent $100 million on delay tactics.

D. For all the grand jurors and all the prosecutors and all the witnesses to be engaged in a vast conspiracy to bring down one man beggars belief. It's just too complicated, too improbable.

E. All that complication and improbability is swept away by one simple explanation: tRump is, in fact, a criminal.

He STIFFS his contractors. That should be enough for you. He is a New York flim flam man.

What about him? The system does work, in spite of its flaws. It may not always work with alacrity though. And there is no guarantee that justice will always be done. The legal system is a human endeavor, and is therefore imperfect. Money does have too much influence.

Murdaugh was rich but not famous (until his family showed up dead). He stole money from his rich partners, which sealed his fate too. Much like Madoff before him, when you rip off other rich people, they turn against you. Rip off the poor and the middle class, they have no problem with that.

@Flyingsaucesir He's the perfect example of an arrogant wealthy SOB who thought he could get away with murder. Luckily, he met the wrong judge.