George W. Price was quoted in The U.S. Sun article, “Murdaugh Murders: The movie ‘glamorizes’ the serial killer and ‘there’s a much better time for it to air,’” in which he examines the impact of Hollywood dramatizations of high-profile criminal proceedings. George said, “There are potential psychological effects of airing shows that can be watched by anyone and everyone – including those that may already be suffering from some mental illness or disease, but again, in the US, we have First Amendment rights so I don’t expect these types of stories will be stopping anytime soon.” Read the full article here.