More than six weeks after prominent Lowcountry attorney Alex Murdaugh reported being shot in the head off a Hampton County road, South Carolina's Law Enforcement Division has released 911 calls made that day.Murdaugh initially told law enforcement that he was changing a tire on September 4 when someone drove past, stopped and shot him in the head.The incident took place just three months after Murdaugh discovered the bodies of his wife and son on the family's property in Colleton County.TIMELINE: The Murdaugh MurdersExactly 10 days after the roadside incident, Curtis Edward Smith, 61, was arrested in connection with the shooting after Murdaugh confessed to police that it was all a part of an assisted suicide plot.Murdaugh says he wanted his surviving son Buster to collect on a $10 million life insurance policy.On Friday, SLED released three 911 calls placed that day related to the incident: one by a passerby and two made by Murdaugh himself.In the phone call from by a passerby, the caller says she saw a man on the side of the road, covered in blood and waving his hands.Below video: Passerby calls 911, sees Murdaugh bleeding by the side of the roadDispatch: Hampton County 911. Where is your emergency?Caller: We’re on Salkehatchie Road and there is a man on the side of the road with blood all over him waving his hands.Dispatch: He’s just laying there waving his hands?Caller: He looks fine but it kinda looks like a setup so we didn’t stop.Dispatch: Oh I don’t blame you.Murdaugh himself also calls 911 for assistance, during which the dispatcher tries to clarify whether he had been shot at all.Below video: Alex Murdaugh calls 911 after attempted suicide shootingExcerpts from the call:Dispatch: Ok. What’s going on?Murdaugh: I got a flat tire. I stopped and somebody stopped to help me. And when I turned my back they tried to shoot me.Dispatch: Oh OK. Were you shot?Murdaugh: Yes, but I mean, I’m OK.Dispatch: You were shot where? Where were you shot at?Murdaugh: Huh?Dispatch: Did they try to shoot you or did they shoot you?Murdaugh: They shot me.Dispatch: OK. You need EMS?Murdaugh: Uh, well. I mean yes. I can’t drive.Dispatch: OK.Murdaugh: I have trouble seeing and I’m bleeding a lot.When asked to give a suspect description, Murdaugh says the shooter was younger than him, with very short hair.Murdaugh is currently being held without bond in Richland County, South Carolina on charges pertaining to stealing money from the wrongful death settlement involving the longtime family housekeeper Gloria Satterfield.He awaits a psychiatric evaluation.To date, there have been no arrests in the killing of his wife and son.Below video: SLED releases 2nd Alex Murdaugh 911 call after attempted suicide

Alex Murdaugh, the South Carolina lawyer whose wife and son were shot and killed in June, is now in custody on charges related to a subsequent insurance fraud scheme, according to the Hampton County Sheriff's Office.Murdaugh turned himself in just before 11 a.m. and is expected to have a court hearing at 4 p.m.(Video above/below shows Murdaugh arriving at the detention center) According to court documents, Murdaugh arranged for a former client to kill him so that his surviving son could collect a life insurance payout of about $10 million.TIMELINE: The Murdaugh MurdersOne of Murdaugh's lawyers, Jim Griffin, told CNN that they have been informed an arrest warrant has been issued for Murdaugh on charges of conspiracy to commit insurance fraud. Murdaugh plans to voluntarily surrender at the Hampton County jail by 2 p.m., according to Griffin.Murdaugh was shot in the head on a roadway on Sept. 4 but survived. A family spokesperson had previously blamed the shooting on an unidentified man in a blue truck. However, Murdaugh admitted to authorities Monday that he had conspired with a man — identified by police as Curtis Edward Smith — to kill him as part of the scheme, according to an affidavit to support charges against Smith.Smith went before a judge to face the charges Thursday morning. Read more about that court appearance here and watch the entire hearing below: Murdaugh decided to end his own life, but believed his life insurance policy had a suicide exclusion, his other attorney, Dick Harpootlian, said, and that the scheme "was an attempt on his part to do something to protect" his eldest and only living child.Additionally, state investigators have announced the opening of two other investigations regarding the 2015 unsolved death of a teen as well as the 2018 death of the Murdaugh family's housekeeper.The killings of his wife and son have not been solved, and Murdaugh has denied responsibility.Questions remain over housekeeper death, attorney saysThe South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) announced on Wednesday that it was opening a criminal investigation into the February 2018 death of Gloria Satterfield and the handling of her estate.Satterfield was the Murdaugh family housekeeper for more than two decades before dying in 2018 after what was described as a "trip and fall accident" at the Murdaugh home, according to attorney Eric Bland, who is representing her estate.SLED said it is opening an investigation based upon a request from the Hampton County coroner that highlights inconsistencies in the ruling of Satterfield's manner of death, as well as information gathered during SLED's other ongoing investigations involving Murdaugh."The decedent's death was not reported to the Coroner at the time, nor was an autopsy performed. On the death certificate the manner of death was ruled 'Natural,' which is inconsistent with injuries sustained in a trip and fall accident," the coroner's request to SLED said.Bland filed a lawsuit Wednesday on behalf of Satterfield's estate against Alex Murdaugh, the estate's former attorney Cory Fleming, as well as Palmetto State Bank.Bland told CNN on Wednesday that following her death, her family trusted Murdaugh to help them bring a lawsuit against himself on behalf of the estate."Certainly there were questions by my clients because after she unfortunately fell, she was airlifted to a hospital and she had a traumatic brain injury, she never was able to communicate with them for the next three weeks until she died," Bland told Cuomo. "So, it was Alex Murdaugh who told the story of that she had tripped and fell down the stairs over his dogs.""They trusted him," Bland said. "He hand-walked them to his best friend and college roommate to bring a lawsuit against himself on behalf of the estate."According to Bland, a number of claims were made which all contributed to a settlement, but none of those settlements ever ended up in court, except one for around $500,000 from Lloyds of London insurance."There's no court orders approving any of these settlements. And it's required under the law, if you have a wrongful death or survival case, a judge has to approve the settlements. None of that exists in the court record, and our clients never found out that these cases had settled these claims, until it was printed in the paper by investigative reporters," Bland said.According to the attorney, the claims were settled for more than $2 million, of which his clients have received no part. "It's our job to get them answers, and get them their money back," Bland added.In addition, police are investigating the unsolved death of Stephen Smith, 19, on June 22, roughly two weeks after the killings of Murdaugh's wife and son.SLED said the probe was being reopened based on information gathered while investigating the double homicide.Former client charged in suicide schemeThe man who allegedly shot Murdaugh earlier this month was directed to do so by him, according to an affidavit.Smith, 61, was charged Wednesday with assisted suicide, assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature, pointing and presenting a firearm, insurance fraud and conspiracy to commit insurance fraud, according to SLED.Murdaugh was not fatally wounded when he was shot Sept. 4. Afterward, he called 911 to report he had been shot on a road in Hampton County, South Carolina, according to SLED, and he was taken to a hospital in Savannah, Georgia.Authorities initially described Murdaugh's injury as a "superficial gunshot wound to the head," though Murdaugh's attorneys said his skull was fractured in the shooting.​Murdaugh allegedly provided Smith with a firearm and directed Smith to shoot him in the head. Smith admitted Tuesday to being present at the shooting and to disposing of the firearm afterward, the affidavit states.It's not clear whether Smith has retained legal counsel. The Colleton County Sheriff's Office said Smith had a bond hearing on Wednesday morning and received a $5,000 cash surety bond for the meth charge and a personal recognizance bond for the marijuana charge. He was transferred to Hampton County custody on Wednesday afternoon, authorities said.Murdaugh had represented Smith as his attorney on at least two occasions dating back to 2010, according to court records from the Colleton County 14th Judicial Circuit.He first represented Smith in a personal injury lawsuit that Smith brought against a land management company, and Murdaugh is also listed as Smith's attorney for a 2013 traffic infraction, the court documents show.CNN contributed to this report