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Code audio at checkout. You're listening to an Ono Media podcast. Good morning, and thanks for joining me for Rise and Crime. Your morning

caffeine hit, all about crime. I'm Mama Jules, and we have an update to

a murder involving two football players of a high-profile college. This was back in 2006, and this

twist that spurred the update is a wild one. Brian Pata was poor, the youngest of nine children,

growing up in Little Haiti Haiti just north of Miami.

But football appeared to be saving Brian.

His humble mother, Jeanette, watched him excel at Miami Central High School.

He was named as Super Prep's All-American Team and was even rated as the nation's 26th best defensive lineman. That happened in the early

2000s. The Atlanta Journal Constitution named him as one of the top 100 high school football

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