Russell Laffitte, who headed Palmetto State Bank until he was fired earlier this year, now faces 21 charges of fraud, conspiracy and computer crimes, state police announced Wednesday.
One of those clients, Hakeem Pinckney, was a deaf man who became quadriplegic after a 2009 car crash. Police say Murdaugh took a $309,000 check intended for Pinckney’s family and instead bought money orders that went to cover money he took from the accounts of other clients, to pay down a loan and get cash for himself and an unnamed family member.
After Pinckney died in a nursing home from the lingering effects of his injuries, Murdaugh received an additional $89,000 settlement on Pinckney’s behalf, but deposited that check in his account without telling the man’s family, prosecutors have said. A new indictment also alleges that suspended attorney Cory Fleming, who represented Pinckney’s mother, helped Murdaugh steal the $89,000 and used some of the family’s money to book a private plane to fly himself, Murdaugh and a third attorney to the 2012 College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska.Fleming, a close friend of Murdaugh’s, is also accused of working with Murdaugh to, the housekeeper who died after a 2018 fall at the Murdaugh home.
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