Collier Landry Boyle
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170 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Yes, I think that I was being railroaded. These guys all were in collusion of some sort. Jack is the new guy in town. We don't care about him. We're the old timers here in town.
And maybe Collier did too. What Collier did... So here we go. Daddy's the bad guy and he killed Mommy. I'm never going to talk to Daddy again.
Anyways. I'm sort of struggling a lot lately with... what I'm going to say to my father because it's been so long. I don't know.
Have you received any of the mail, the two manila envelopes yet?
You have to hit the rock bottom. And then when you hit the bottom, then you can start to move forward.
Thinking about suicide, thinking about harming yourself, thinking about what a terrible person you are, thinking about there's no future anywhere in anything you do.
It was not the skies opening up and the flutter of angels' wings and starbursts or whatever. I just had a very warm sense and a calming presence all over me. And that's when my actual life turned around.
Well, yes, God does forgive.
What am I doing wrong that they don't want me out of prison? And they keep telling me, keep doing what you're doing. Should I take any special program? No. Should I do something special? No. Just keep doing what you're doing.
I mean, he'd just have to say, I love you, Daddy, and I think you were a bad boy, and you should stay in prison. Well, they're going to take that as keeping me here for life. That's how they do.
I had asked him, By way of email, he would write a letter of support, supporting my parole. And of course, I never got an answer back. It's not funny. I can't think of the right word. But, you know, because of this whole thing, he's now become my arch enemy, so to speak.
I think my father was controlling. I think he's a psychopath. And I think he wanted to have control of my mother. And he wanted her to be right underneath his feet. I think it was some sick, twisted shit.
I don't know how I feel about his parole.
Hey, movers. Welcome back to another episode of Moving Past Murder. I'm your host, Collier Landry, and what's going on? Never gets old. It really doesn't. I love doing it.
I remember asking these questions about my mother to her and learning about that the brewery didn't exist. We didn't come from this wealthy family, which I mean, I guess probably deep down inside I realized.
In a lot of ways, I almost deified my mother. But when I found out about that, I think it almost humanized her in a way with me. It kind of knocked her down off Olympus a little bit. And she came down to the land of the mortals and I realized that she was a human being with real flaws.
On one side, you have this man who's a monster, who did all these very destructive things. On the other hand, he's my father, and I do love him, and I want to make sure he's okay.
So I don't know. I don't know what he's going to say or do or anything like that. So it's all a lot.
Can hear you.
Can't you hear me? I can hear you. I just couldn't hear you back. Now I can hear you. Yeah.
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