By Maggie Gaddy Thousands of oysters bobble in cages just offshore Sandy Bay in Bayou La Batre. There, the Zirlott family has spent more than a decade building Murder Point Oysters, transforming a small oyster farm into a nationally recognized brand rooted in Mobile County’s coastal community. “We got into oyster farming in 2012,” said Rosa Zirlott, a multi-generational fisherman and co-owner of Murder Point Oysters. “Auburn University (AU) br…
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