Investigator

The party scene is fraternities and sororities for sort of pre-games, and then everyone goes out on King Street. And King Street is one of America's great drinking streets. It's sort of like Bourbon Street or Sixth Street, but with fewer tourists.

And all Patrick says to him is just, tell my parents I'm so sorry. The police arrive. The patrolman's applying pressure.

And all Patrick says to him is just, tell my parents I'm so sorry. The police arrive. The patrolman's applying pressure.

She sees these three guys run out looking like, I think the word she used was they robbed a bank in a movie. So she made a mental note to check the license plate, and when she looked, it was a paper dealer tag, so the kind of tag you have when you have just bought a car.

She sees these three guys run out looking like, I think the word she used was they robbed a bank in a movie. So she made a mental note to check the license plate, and when she looked, it was a paper dealer tag, so the kind of tag you have when you have just bought a car.

And all of a sudden you have Patrick murdered with these pills around him. It launched two investigations. The first was, who killed Patrick Moffley? And the second was, where did he get these GG249 manufactured fake Xanax pills? And there's this question of, how did this happen so close to the College of Charleston campus?

And all of a sudden you have Patrick murdered with these pills around him. It launched two investigations. The first was, who killed Patrick Moffley? And the second was, where did he get these GG249 manufactured fake Xanax pills? And there's this question of, how did this happen so close to the College of Charleston campus?

There are all these questions about how could there be 10,000 pills at this college house?

There are all these questions about how could there be 10,000 pills at this college house?

When the police searched the bedrooms, they found a lease agreement to a different residence that had been signed by one of Patrick's housemates. The address was under surveillance in an active investigation.

When the police searched the bedrooms, they found a lease agreement to a different residence that had been signed by one of Patrick's housemates. The address was under surveillance in an active investigation.

About five months, six months before Patrick was killed, The Charleston police had a confidential informant buy a small amount of Xanax from a dealer. They arrest the dealer. They say, who gave you these drugs? And he told them it was Zachary Kligman. and laid out a very extensive picture of Zach's drug operation.

About five months, six months before Patrick was killed, The Charleston police had a confidential informant buy a small amount of Xanax from a dealer. They arrest the dealer. They say, who gave you these drugs? And he told them it was Zachary Kligman. and laid out a very extensive picture of Zach's drug operation.

He said, this is a guy who sells everything from Coke from Atlanta, you know, LSD, and millions of Xanax pills. And he has this stash house called The Tree House. And so the police start a pretty small time investigation of Zachary Kligman. They installed a security camera overlooking the stash house, the tree house on Gaston Street. It was just right there, walking distance from campus.

He said, this is a guy who sells everything from Coke from Atlanta, you know, LSD, and millions of Xanax pills. And he has this stash house called The Tree House. And so the police start a pretty small time investigation of Zachary Kligman. They installed a security camera overlooking the stash house, the tree house on Gaston Street. It was just right there, walking distance from campus.

Before the murder, you had one housemate who signed the lease for a stash house. So all of a sudden, there's this pretty tight link between where Patrick is killed and the stash house that they're already monitoring. Patrick's death turned this drug investigation into something real.

Before the murder, you had one housemate who signed the lease for a stash house. So all of a sudden, there's this pretty tight link between where Patrick is killed and the stash house that they're already monitoring. Patrick's death turned this drug investigation into something real.

Dealing Xanax is a really fast way to make a great profit. You can make $7 a bar. So, I mean, that's a massive margin.

Dealing Xanax is a really fast way to make a great profit. You can make $7 a bar. So, I mean, that's a massive margin.

Patrick's housemates, they turn out to be very valuable as witnesses. The detectives have one of the housemates wear a wire. He's telling the housemate like, oh, I had just like pounds of like weed and like a million Xanax pills here. So the detectives immediately go to Zach's house. They arrest him. They find more drugs at his house.