Patrick Moffly's death unravels an operating drug ring at College of Charleston. Originally Aired: 02/22/24 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
What happened to Patrick Moffley?
I think he would have rather have been at CFC in a city close to home with a bunch of his friends.
Sarah was also at the College of Charleston and Bridget was also at the College of Charleston at the same time.
The College of Charleston was founded in 1770. So it's one of the oldest colleges in America. So you have this, you know, very old, timey vibe to the whole school. College of Charleston is somewhat of a smaller school, about 10,000 kids or so.
you're just kind of thrown into the middle of a city. It's not your average college town. I mean, in fact, when you get accepted into the College of Charleston, you get a pamphlet or a packet that says you've been accepted boundless, because there's no direct vicinity of the college and campus.
Patrick, he seemed super stoked about his classes. He was talking to the professors and things seemed good.
He liked business. He was really good with numbers. So that's kind of what he went into college thinking he wanted to do. Patrick was communicating with me about, you know, this new group of friends he had made that summer and how he was hanging out with them a lot and that they already had a house together they were living in.
And so they had invited Patrick to be one of the roommates because they had an extra room. So he became like, I think like the fifth roommate in that house.
Most of the students don't live in the dorms. They live in housing that surrounds the campus.
They're one of the few colleges in South Carolina that don't require you to live in a dorm your freshman year.
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