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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She was right there on the floor where I left her. And I said, oh my God, now what?
And then I went to kind of battle stations looking for a pulse and looking for a breath, and I said, oh my God.
All went downhill from there.
This is unbelievable that this has occurred. You know, like, oh my God. I just can't look at this.
Oh, boy. She looked, in a sense, she looked serene and quiet, as if she was sleeping. You know, in a sense, she looked peaceful. I just couldn't, I just emotionally could not look at her body like that, her face.
I mean, the fact that she was dead.
And the reason I tied it, I didn't want the bag to come off.
Positive. I am positive, which is all part of my panic. I was like, what am I going to do? What do I do? I don't know what to do. And somewhere in all that disjointed thinking came the idea, oh, I could take the body up to Erie and bury the body.
The stupid jackhammer was in the car. It was just an incidental thing.
So I think those were just happenstances.
Oh, the tarp?
The same thing. I mean, what am I going to do here? The tarp happened to be convenient. It was on the back porch. Again, trying to figure out, how am I going to correct this or fix this? Even if I'm able to fix it, who knows? I figured, let me dig up the basement. That's where we went.
The mindset was to keep moving for somehow, maybe psychologically thinking I'm distancing myself from the tragedy by moving, by driving to Erie.
Yeah, I was happy. I was happy.
Of course, I didn't know how to use it, but, you know... Uh... Just an absolute mess. Absolute mess.
I just kind of dragged it over and put it in the hole. Such a naive day of trying to, I think it's going to go away on its own or disappear on its own. Thinking if I covered it up, It would never be discovered and I would never have to see it again or think about it.
Well, I guess I must have been because no one ever said anything to me. So I must have had some kind of
Well, they're absolutely correct. I mean, I have lied in the past and I admit to that, to doing that. Noreen's death will always remain a tragedy forever into eternity. And I'm the one responsible for that, accidental or otherwise.
Well, there always could be that, sure.
I mean, I know full well that I was responsible. I was guilty.
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