Collier Landry Boyle
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170 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Collier Landry Boyle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yes, yes, I hear you.
So what did you think when you learned that Sherry was pregnant? Well, I was kind of surprised. She was on birth control pills.
He used to sleep on the floor next to his crib. You know, all those kind of nervous father things. He was a good baby, a good young man. And I expect he still is. I still wanted to have a relationship as my son and a father. I always wanted that. I want that to this moment.
His input as a victim's son of the victim, child of the mother killed, you know, it's important stuff.
Yeah, I really do, yeah. Yeah.
And don't forget, the last picture I sent you, would you scan it to Collier?
Tell him I said hello and I love him.
So I have an email from my father. Bumper, please let me know if this email gets through to you. Hoping this works, dad. To the point, very succinct. I've put up some boundaries, obviously. And boundaries are good for protecting one's mental health. But it is, in a way, too, it's nice to, you know, be able to communicate with him. So I guess here we go. Nice to hear from you.
Collier starts typing. Hi, Pop. What do I say? Nice to talk to you. Long time? I don't really know. I mean, it's been a while, right? So now I'm analyzing what I wrote because it's my father and he might be critical of my writing. So now I'm like, all right, I'm sending it. Let me grammatically correct this really fast. I guess some things never change.
The things I'm talking with you, I've never talked to anybody after the trial. I tried to sequester this, as painful and bad as it was, in a part of my mind that I wouldn't have to ever think about again.
And when I came home that night, my mom made a cup of tea and put a piece of cake out for me. She came and put it and was on that table. So with the cake, of course, my mother being proper, there was a cake knife and a little cake fork and all that stuff.
I never expected that kind of behavior from her where she would be so irate.
She wasn't wearing clothes.
No, she had her panties on, that's all.
I think maybe she wanted to get me upset over the divorce. Oh, look, you're going to lose something terrific.
When the judge said that, I think that blew her whole world up
She started, you know, ranting and raving about she didn't like Mansfield, she didn't like this town. She should have never left Philadelphia. She should have never married me, you know. And, of course, I was adding more logs to the fire. I said, well, I guess you're right. You shouldn't have married me.
The cake knife. She could have grabbed the fork, but I'm pretty sure she grabbed the cake knife and waved it in front of him.
And that's when I pushed her away from me. And I backpedaled off the sofa and hit the floor. And of course, she went the other direction. There was another chair off on the side, a single chair with a footstool, and that's what she hit her head on. That footstool.
I said, I got to get out of here. I went up to grab my little gym bag. I didn't know where I was going to go. Probably go back to my office and sleep on a chair or something. So I was upstairs probably 10 minutes, maybe 15 minutes.
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