Murder at The U
ESPNIn 2006, Bryan Pata was a senior defensive tackle for the University of Miami with a bright future ahead of him. The NFL was right around the corner, and he was months away from being able to buy his mom a house. Instead, one night in early November, Bryan was shot dead outside his apartment complex coming home from practice. From 30 for 30 Podcasts, Murder at The U tells the story of the shocking... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSports | |||
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The State of Florida will re-try Rashaun Jones for the murder of Bryan Pata in September instead of in May as was originally planned.
We are continuing to follow this story and will be back with more around the time of the re-trial.
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In May, the State of Florida will re-try Rashaun Jones for the murder of Bryan Pata.
After that, we’ll be back with a bonus episode - hopefully with an end to this story.
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The State of Florida v. Rashaun Jones gets underway but nothing goes according to plan.
After the trial, a juror talks and Paula learns what happened inside a heated deliberation room.
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After ESPN publishes an explosive article on the Miami-Dade police investigation’s shortcomings, the police arrest Rashaun Jones for Bryan’s murder.
Soon after, they get a lucky break: a person in the same jail as Rashaun tells them exactly what the... more
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- Well made but it fails to really emphasize the injustice.
Rashaun seems like the most probable person to have committed the crime, but to hold a man in prison 5+ years while awaiting trial with the only evidence being the highly questionable identification by an old white man 7 months after the crime occurred is disgusting. Also his refusal to take a plea deal that would give him 10 years and take it to trial facing life in prison makes me think he really is innocent.
Apple Podcasts3BurberryPolo
United States20 days ago - Hypocrisy
ESPN did not do a better investigation as it states. They found no new evidence. ESPN clearly steered this investigation in the direction they wanted, not caring whose life they destroyed as they went. Then somehow inject race into the podcast.
Apple Podcasts1Msp629United States2 months ago - ESPN needs to join the defense
This is a sad story all around. I thought the reporters did a good job poking holes in the prosecution’s story, although sometimes their reactions to the police’s actions felt exaggerated. Clearly the jury didn’t even need to know all this to come to the conclusion that there wasn’t enough evidence. I like hearing podcasts like this because most of the podcasts I listen to are from the prosecution’s POV (Dateline, 20/20, 48 Hours).
I wonder if Brian’s family has listened to this. I have a feel... more
Apple Podcasts5Glo3489United States3 months ago - Fine I guess?
Kind of slow and boring, this could’ve been done in one or two episodes. No update either. Meh.
Apple Podcasts2NightmareSocietyUnited States3 months ago - VERY gripping
The producers and investigators deserve an award for this! This was super engaging, but I want to appreciate the time they took to advocate for the victim!!
Apple Podcasts5hirsi121United States3 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #194 |  Canada/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #247 |  Australia/True Crime |
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Apple Podcasts | #214 |  Sweden/True Crime |
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A long-form investigative series that chronicles the Bryan Pata case from multiple angles, blending courtroom drama, eyewitness testimony, and newsroom reporting. It often weaves family perspectives and teammate dynamics with broader questions about police work, media influence, and the pursuit of justice in a high-profile sports community. Episodes frequently explore contested evidence, potential motives, and new leads, while maintaining a narrative momentum that keeps listeners engaged across installments. A standout is its mix of family resilience, expert commentary, and persistent reporting by seasoned journalists aiming to shed light on a cold case with fresh angles and possible forthcoming legal action.
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Recent guests on Murder at The U include:
1. Edwin Pata
2. Jeanette Pata
3. Dominique Foxworth
4. Andale Brown
5. Chris Zellner
6. Sean Shinazi
7. Ali Adam
8. Omar Kelly
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