This is Deppre Roberts here with another episode of Murder at the You from our colleagues at ESPN and 30 for 30 podcasts.

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Previously, on Murder at the You. The word swagger, which you hear at the you more than other places.

And what swagger connotes to some people is something akin to violence. People kill you by anything.

Yeah, people get pissed enough from a fight that they'll come back and kill you.

I've seen them on the floor.

I remember saying, all right, it ain't funny why you're on the ground for.

Did you not hear?

Brian is dead.

There's more to this than meets the eye. The night of Brian Patton's murder, calls and text messages pinged among the hurricanes.

No one knew for sure what had happened, just that it was bad.

Once the coaching staff learned about it, head coach Larry Coker called the whole team back to the Hect Athletic Center

for a mandatory meeting. As more than a hundred players, coaches and staff members made their

way into the team meeting room, rumors began to swirl. You know, everybody had their own two-sense

of what they heard or what they didn't hear. There's one I remember saying it was like a drive-by

kind of, and I was like, what? Josh Holmes was a few months into his freshman year. Brian had driven him home earlier that

night. I remember just a lot of different opinions at the time of what exactly had happened.

That's when Dwayne Hendricks arrived. Dwayne and Brian were roommates and close friends.

Brian had given him his nickname Cat.

Duane got home minutes after the shooting and found Brian's body on the ground.

Police brought him from the crime scene to the Athletic Center.

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