Paula Lavigne

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71 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 5 Mar

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The Dan Le Batard Show · Local Hour: 305 Day (feat. Paula Lavigne & Dan Arruda) · 5 Mar 2026 podcast

And I think one of the things that we really get to in the Murder at the U podcast is that I don't know that anyone at the end of the day really gets the justice that they want.

I mean, I think there will always be a question.

And I think one thing, you know, I've said this many times, is that one thing that the

should offer to the Pata family, regardless of what the endgame is here, is an apology.

An apology for what they didn't do for so many years, an apology for this whole process, and just a general apology for the pain and anguish that they've suffered on top of

losing their loved one so many years ago.

I don't know.

I don't know what the conversations have been recently with the Pata family.

I know that what triggered this whole thing, and we were talking about this the other day, what really kind of

prompted ESPN to dig into this was when they initially came to us the Miami-Dade Police Department came to us and wanted to do something on this one of the things we saw was this press conference that they had done with the family and in that press conference Jeanette Pata just goes off script and she calls out the police department for not doing anything on the case and it was very

evident and made us curious from the get-go, why is this family so upset?

You know, what has been done to them?

Like, why do they feel like that they're being ignored?

And I just, you know, I just think at the end of this, you know, whatever they get out of this trial

I just feel like someone needs to say to them, like, look, we dropped the ball.

And I don't know if that's happened, but I do think that they're owed that.

Well, I think one thing that we can say certainly is that our investigation prompted them to actually look at this case again and bring it forward.

And

And they've even admitted to that.

I think one of the bigger questions is, in this whole process, ESPN ended up having to sue the Miami-Dade Police Department for access to the records.

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