Cory Fleming is Sentenced for Financial Crimes 

Gloria Satterfield peace to her soul was the slave and therefore the personal object of the Murdaughs. She had no employment contract. She was always paid in cash. This is called undeclared work and is punishable by law. She did not have just one function but several. She did not work in just one household but several. She worked as a housekeeper and nanny at the same time for Alex and Maggy Murdaugh. Her duties were to clean the house, to cook, to iron the clothes, to wash the clothes, take care of everything when there are family meetings or business dinners, advisor and therapist for Maggy. She was a permanent servant even when they went on vacation they took her with them to ensure their well-being. She worked for Maggy in Edisto and for Alex in the Moselle. She worked as a housekeeper for Alex Murdaugh's mother and father in Almeda. She also worked for Ronnie Crosby, former associate and good friend of Alex Murdaugh for over 20 years. In the Murdaugh murder trial, Ronie Crosby claimed that Gloria Satterfield helped his wife. She had 2 sick sons whom she took care of with love. She lived with her children in a trailer while her bosses are rich and own millions, houses, estates, islands, planes, boates etc....! Gloria Satterfield was exploited as a slave by the Murdaughs and the day she died her sons were kicked out of their trailer and Alex Murdaugh as always and in a sneaky way stole their mother's insurance money with the help from his friend and lawyer Corey Fleming. The only sentence I see right for the monsters Alex Murdaugh and Corey Fleming is life in prison.

Agree 💯

Definitely!! Love judge Newman!!

Exactly!

Yes!!! Take note Judge Judge

for real. if only we could get it through their heads. But in Moscow they dont want cameras because the defense KNOWS that Bryan Kohberger is ice-cold with no remorse and that stupid smirk on his face, thats why they're fighting so hard to remove them

He’s the kind of man you don’t want to disappoint

​@DonnaLena1 agree. He reminds me of my dad's personality.

Agree. This judge is superb . We need more like him.

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He's a man of honour.

Yes. Absolutely disgraceful people. So sad

And did nothing to help the brothers when faced with losing their mother’s trailer and the roof over their head.

@@christinetaylor8975 My heart breaks for her boys

It doesn’t get much lower than that. 😢

It tugs at my heart when I see her two sons and they never gave them a penny

😅 HA HA HA!

@@MissT813what’s funny? 🧐

His face dropped when newman hit him with his first ten years

Yes- I was I was on the edge of my seat, WHILE I loved every NECESSARY word he said❤️❤️❤️

He sounds drunk the way he always rambles on

This way better than in The Netherlands. They get a taakstraf for 1 murder.

They have great Judges like this one then they have ones like the ones recently in the US media who are utterly corrupt.

This judge is really too harsh for prison sentences. he just helped! He was your accomplice! not the brain and he stole from the rich? 20 years is way too long for the facts. I don't understand the success of this judge

Is it family from Paul Newman?

Best Judge ever!!!

I enjoy listening to him

This judge is really too harsh for prison sentences. he just helped! He was your accomplice! not the brain and he stole from the rich? 20 years is way too long for the facts. I don't understand the success of this judge

Fleming is/was a lawyer. Newman is holding him to a higher standard for that reason.

@@Manu_Lemoine_FRyeah i agree. and it’s purely punitive. i wonder how someone who considers himself a christian reconciles what he does with biblical principles of mercy, forgiveness, and the whole “judge not lest ye be judged” quote from jesus. in any case, i feel like his sentencing had to have been more severe because he was linked with murdaugh, even though he couldn’t possibly known then what we know now about what happened.

Right😮😮😮

The Satterfields lost their mobile home, not being able to pay their rent, whilst these criminal clowns used their $ for pleasure trips and drugs!

Greedy greedy GREEDY!!!

he got 20 years

@@phantomstratocaster right he was looking at 195 so what a break for him. Still 20 years plus his federal time. He deserves every year.

Oh yea I just watch the other night and in the comment people wanted this judge to come to South Carolina and behold here he is. I want to here this

@@vanessabrown7736he’s only a judge in South Carolina. 😉

He’s only serving 20 years out of the possible 195. There’s a lot of book left to throw.

@@josephditroia4946 yeah but they NEVER get 195 etc etc

I had forgotten that this was in the same area.

❤ yes. My heart aches for him. So graceful and humble

Absolutely. He dresses them down in a calm and respectful way. I wish all judges were this cool.

Agree.

Perfectly said. He does it so well. He shows empathy but also calls them out on their bs. By far one of the best judges I have watched on screen. ✨

Amen. Agreed.

He has a very real conflict of interest. Save your prayers of thanks for something else… we’ve definitely got more than enough “prayer” to go around in this country

​@johnpennell3387 Actually we don't have enough belief in prayer and that's why we are suffering so many consequences for actions of our own doing. Be well and be at peace.

@@dz7a756 Religion is cancer on this country. Stop closing your eyes and lifting your head to the sky. Be real and be serious.

The lord?? Get a grip.

Exactly 💯

I thought it was cannabis.

The love of money, has put Murdaugh and Fleming in prison. I wonder if they will remain friends. 🤔

​@mrwilliamwonder you can do better.

Yep. Every day. All day.

Yep and he spends 4 years first with the Federal conviction.

@@newtron1so will he do his four years federal before he starts serving the 20 years

Feds will let him out after about 18 months. Fleming has friends in high places.@@anissaburgess6419

Considering he could have received 195 years, and was given twenty, he should consider himself dam lucky, considering the number of families he caused so much suffering to be experienced.

He said 47 years I think.

It’s Judge Newman but I agree he’s a great Judge!

Well thank you for your compliment @gailcaldwell1512

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Agreed!!!

Imagine the judges that are getting away with it that are pointing the finger at these men

But he can be paroled early, probably after 10 years or so from what I’ve heard (assuming good behavior in jail).

Not really as he will get out much earlier probably. I hope he does all 20 years!

I'm sure he thought Alex Murdaugh could protect him. No telling how many times they've done this to people. So messed up.

@@Juke582I think 10 years is enough. You can tell he definitely regrets his actions. This heartbreaking for everyone all around

@@susanaspiegel7692 He wasn't regretting it while he was doing it. Hope he has to pull every day of his sentence.

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Concurrent sentences

@@stephanim2436 that's not it

A future governor will quietly pardon him before 8 years passes.

The Court TV reporters really are particularly obnoxious.

@@OhCrumbs96 what´s worst is this one is or was a JUDGE herself.

@@politicallyincorrect5802 Seriously?! That's some interesting career progression.

He messed up his career , his life 😮

Will he only have to serve a percentage of the years he was given

20 years + one day 😮😂

BLITHERING is a great word !!

He has. This evil monster was facing 195 years and only got 20.

This guy is unlikely to last 10 years in the State Prison

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His lifestyle is 0ver 😮

So he will get Parole in eight years?

Not enough. He did all the crimes, he should do all the time imo.

@@raincadeify How old is he?If he doesn´t get parole and he´s,say, 67 he will get out at 87.

​@@politicallyincorrect5802 I'd guess he's 60 at the most, but either way he won't do 20 years and his age now is kinda irrelevant because he got free years walking among us while his victims and their survivors have been suffering the consequences of his crimes from day one. All these years the financial gain and status he enjoyed instead of sitting in a jail cell has been a free ride. He's got his retirement set up for himself and his wife, his kids are through college and settled into their chosen professions, his grandkids will no doubt inherit college funds, etc. Compare those and other benefits he raked in to what Gloria Satterfield and the Pinkneys got. Btw, he used money that belonged to Pamela Pinkney to fly himself and Murdaugh on a private jet to watch a ball game, and the three years federal time he got doesn't even include that. Generally I think our prison system is overly punitive, BUT these people with enough connections and resources to avoid prosecution, once caught, shouldn't then get sentences concurrent or early parole just because they got old while ripping poor and handicapped people off. He was good at avoiding his day in court, but now it's finally here and he owes his victims and society the time.

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There was concurrent time I came up with 30 years. 10 concurrent and 20 consecutive…:the defendant seemed to calculate it easily didn’t ask his lawyer - so how many years did I get. Sounds like he be an old man when he gets out -

I came up with 20 years

It's 20 years.

They literally said 20. Concurrent means he is serving all of those 5 year sentences at the same time. You figure out the longest sentence, which is 10 years for each case. The two cases -Saterfield and Pinkney are running consecutively. That’s twenty years.

@@scotty8307you can’t add either. The longest sentence for each was team years. Everything else was concurrent. Two ten year sentences consecutively is 20 years, not 30.

He's an attorney too. He knows what he's sentenced to.

He got 55 total years!

He’ll be paroled likely in a little over 10 years so I hear

He got sentenced to 10 years for pinkney and 10 years for the other family consecutively so 20 years total. Everything else is concurrent. If this is federal which I’m assuming it is, they don’t have day for day. It’s either 85% or 100% so he will be doing a little over 16 years more than likely at 85%

@@FrankLucas1 the 20’years is the state, he has separate 46 month fed sentence but it runs concurrent with state. So max time imprisoned with be 20 years but he’ll presumably he’ll be paroled early. SC makes one eligible for parole after serving 25% of sentence.

What a fool n he is a lawyer 😮