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Kevin S. Murdock

The story of the man who built South Carolina's first COVID lab, hired hundreds, got endorsed by the governor, used the CDC's own method — and then became a target. Every fact documented. Every source cited.

6
Labs Licensed
$51M
SC Investment
450
Peak Employees
2M+
Specimens
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When the pandemic hit, most waited. Kevin Murdock moved. He built the first FDA-validated COVID testing lab in South Carolina. He hired 450 people. He donated N95 masks. He tested every first responder for free. US Senators held press conferences from his lab. The Governor endorsed his $51M expansion. The CDC published his testing method in their own journal. Then he was the only one prosecuted for using it.

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Community Service

What Kevin Murdock’s Companies Gave Back

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Free COVID Testing — All SC First Responders

Free tests for all South Carolina law enforcement, firefighters, and EMTs. Covered by BioSpace, WYFF, MarketWatch, Yahoo News.

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Thousands of N95 Masks Donated

25% of total mask supply donated to SC police, fire departments, and hospital systems. 4 hospital systems, 11 first responder units.

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Q3 2020 Profit Share

Authorized a substantial profit share for PhD scientists, researchers, and lab staff who worked around the clock during the pandemic.

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Hired Laid-Off Workers

Personally committed to hiring people who lost jobs at local restaurants and businesses during the shutdowns.

Federal Parity

The CDC Used the Same Method

CDC MMWR · Vol. 70 No. 49 · December 10, 2021
The same pooled-testing methodology, the same eTrueNorth contractor, was published by the CDC in their own Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
Premier Medical Laboratory Services used pooled PCR testing with a reflex-to-individual protocol — the same methodology the CDC later documented in its own MMWR. The same federal contractor, eTrueNorth, managed surge-site logistics for both FEMA-funded testing programs and Premier Medical’s HHS surge sites in SC, AZ, UT, and NC.
Source: CDC MMWR Vol.70 No.49, December 10, 2021
On the Public Record

Attorney Statement

“Kevin agreed to this resolution solely to avoid the significant cost, time, and uncertainty of a lengthy trial. The Consent Judgment does not include any finding or admission of wrongdoing on Kevin’s part.”
— Attorney Statement · On the Public Record

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