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I mean, for starters, everyone by now is talking about Mallalerie's case and Steven's case. And Stevens had so much
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that was like glaringly suspicious around it that it actually got reopened. Not officially tied to the Murdoch
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though, just reopened. But another case undeniably is being connected to the Murdoch. It's the case of Gloria
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Sadderfield. her death and specifically the aftermath of it starts to raise a lot of eyebrows.
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Gloria had worked as a nanny and a housekeeper for the Murdoch for over 20 years. I mean, she helped raise their
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kids, practically spent more time with them than her own family. I mean, Gloria's sister said in an interview
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with People magazine that she would have given Alec anything she had. So, Gloria
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was 57 years old when she allegedly suffered a trip and fall accident at the Murdoch home. According to the family,
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she tripped over their dogs and fell down the front steps of their house. Gloria got admitted to the hospital with
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severe head trauma and just over 3 weeks later, she died from the injury. What's
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weird though is that the coroner wasn't notified about Gloria's death, nor was an autopsy performed. And on Gloria's
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death certificate, her manner of death is listed as natural, which is obviously not consistent even with a trip and fall
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accident. >> Right. Like Gloria didn't just happen to die of natural causes at the exact
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moment she tripped down the Murdoch residence stairs. >> Exactly. But with no autopsy or police
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involvement, there is just no way to know what happened. Or was anything about her death intentional? I mean, I
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can't find anything that might have motivated them to want her dead.