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basically going to every store, school, anything in the neighborhood. And a pizza restaurant and the school down the street and one other store had cameras facing the street. And they were able to go through all the footage and basically see this red car pulling up right before the murder and then leaving right after.

In March 2016, homicide detectives arrested Charles Mungin.

In March 2016, homicide detectives arrested Charles Mungin.

Patrick's death turned this drug investigation, funneling a lot of Xanax into that sort of college party scene into something real. Up until that point, it was really just a detective with a camera checking in on a stash house. All of a sudden, this becomes like a 30-person task force involving the DEA, the FBI, state law enforcement, city law enforcement.

Patrick's death turned this drug investigation, funneling a lot of Xanax into that sort of college party scene into something real. Up until that point, it was really just a detective with a camera checking in on a stash house. All of a sudden, this becomes like a 30-person task force involving the DEA, the FBI, state law enforcement, city law enforcement.

One of Patrick's housemates who opened the door and saw men going into Patrick's room got a pretty good look at John John's face and was able to recognize him in a lineup.

One of Patrick's housemates who opened the door and saw men going into Patrick's room got a pretty good look at John John's face and was able to recognize him in a lineup.

Stephanie Linder put together a very impressive and long list of witnesses. I mean, she really built the case sort of from the ground up.

Stephanie Linder put together a very impressive and long list of witnesses. I mean, she really built the case sort of from the ground up.

The story that the prosecution presented, Stephanie Linder's narrative was, it was a drug robbery gone wrong. Basically, Charles knew that he could probably get 10,000 Xanax bars, and so he set up this deal. And then he picked up two partners and went just to do armed robbery. That was the idea. what the detectives believe happened.

The story that the prosecution presented, Stephanie Linder's narrative was, it was a drug robbery gone wrong. Basically, Charles knew that he could probably get 10,000 Xanax bars, and so he set up this deal. And then he picked up two partners and went just to do armed robbery. That was the idea. what the detectives believe happened.

They fought and the fight escalated to a point where they shot him, grabbed as many pills as they could and fled.

They fought and the fight escalated to a point where they shot him, grabbed as many pills as they could and fled.

Alright. So you concluded that the TV had this special message for you and your family.

Alright. So you concluded that the TV had this special message for you and your family.

Alright. So you concluded that the TV had this special message for you and your family.

After you drew the bathwater, what was your intent? What were you about to do? This morning. What time was it that you got out of bed this morning?

After you drew the bathwater, what was your intent? What were you about to do? This morning. What time was it that you got out of bed this morning?

After you drew the bathwater, what was your intent? What were you about to do? This morning. What time was it that you got out of bed this morning?

And who in your household was awake at that time?