New Book Revives Unsettling Clues From Inside the Murdaugh Home
Blanca Turrubiate-Simpson has replayed one moment from the night Maggie and Paul Murdaugh were killed more times than she can count — and years later, she says it still follows her. According to Fox News , the longtime…
Blanca Turrubiate-Simpson has replayed one moment from the night Maggie and Paul Murdaugh were killed more times than she can count — and years later, she says it still follows her.
According to Fox News, the longtime Murdaugh family housekeeper, whose new book chronicles her close bond with Maggie and the aftermath of the murders, says a white pickup truck near the family’s Moselle property remains the image she cannot forget.
“The part that really haunts me,” she told Fox News Digital, “was not looking into that white truck that was parked out there by the hangar.”
At the time, she assumed the truck belonged to Paul and didn’t think to check it. But once she heard trial testimony placing Paul’s phone miles away, the memory shifted.
“When I heard testimony during the trial where they specified that Paul’s phone was dinging in Okatie, I said, well, who was driving that truck? Who was driving the white truck? The white F-150? That’s one of the main ones that bothers me.”
Turrubiate-Simpson’s book, Within the House of Murdaugh: Amid a Unique Friendship, recounts the small details she noticed in the hours after Maggie and Paul were shot to death near the kennels. She said one of the first things that stood out was Maggie’s car — parked in a spot she never used.
“Maggie used to always pull up to the left of Paul,” she said. “But that morning, Maggie’s car was to the right… kind of where the hunting room entrance is. I knew she didn’t put it there.”
She said nothing about the placement made sense.