On February 24, 2019, a young girl named Mallory Beach perished in a sad event. When the incident happened, Mallory and her pals were on a boat cruise in Beaufort County, South Carolina.
Mallory Beach, a girl from South Carolina was killed in a boat crash in 2019 while attending a house party on Paukie Island with her boyfriend and friends. Mallory only wanted to spend time with them.
Her family is currently engaged in a protracted legal conflict with the Murdaughs. This well-known Southern family has gained notoriety due to lawsuits, financial frauds, and mysterious deaths among its members.
Beach was gone for eight days following the collision before her body was discovered five miles away. The survivors said their friend Paul Murdaugh who was driving the boat carelessly and drunk was to blame for the accident.
Mallory Beach’s Cause of Death
Due to brutal force, trauma and drowning Mallory Beach perished. The pathologist determined the cause of death to be blunt force trauma to her head, neck, body and extremities.
Mallory had a blood alcohol level of 0.17% which is double the legal limit for operating a vehicle, as per the reports of CBS News. According to the inquiry, Mallory was not wearing a life jacket at the time of the accident.
A Few Days After the Boat Wreck, Mallory Beach’s Body Was Found on the Beach. Dateline NBC tweeted after the death of Mallory, “It’s like a nightmare, impossible to escape”.
It’s like a nightmare, impossible to escape…
Friday on an all-new 2-hour #Dateline at 9/8c on @NBC. pic.twitter.com/BrwviVRSEm— Dateline NBC (@DatelineNBC) November 3, 2022
A month after the boat disaster, the family of Mallory Beach sued the Murdaugh family for wrongful death and won the right to interrogate the survivors. The boating under the influence accusations that Paul Murdaugh was indicted and charged with on April 18, 2019 included three claims including her death and the severe injuries two other passengers sustained.
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