Collier Landry

It's sad, too, because that's my father. Like, that's my father. Like, that's what he created. That's his legacy.

At 14 years old, Collier even wrote his dad a letter that read, "...I know you're never going to tell me why you killed mommy. I know you'll never tell me why you cheated on her so much. I don't think our friends and family will ever forgive you for killing my mommy." "'molesting my two cousins, lying, "'and everything else I might've missed.

At 14 years old, Collier even wrote his dad a letter that read, "...I know you're never going to tell me why you killed mommy. I know you'll never tell me why you cheated on her so much. I don't think our friends and family will ever forgive you for killing my mommy." "'molesting my two cousins, lying, "'and everything else I might've missed.

At 14 years old, Collier even wrote his dad a letter that read, "...I know you're never going to tell me why you killed mommy. I know you'll never tell me why you cheated on her so much. I don't think our friends and family will ever forgive you for killing my mommy." "'molesting my two cousins, lying, "'and everything else I might've missed.

"'But I want you to know that if you pass on soon, "'I forgive you. "'I still love you, Dad. "'Never forget that. "'I really hope you face up to what you've done "'and realize that it is wrong. "'Much love, Collier.'" The maturity it takes to write something like that is admirable.

"'But I want you to know that if you pass on soon, "'I forgive you. "'I still love you, Dad. "'Never forget that. "'I really hope you face up to what you've done "'and realize that it is wrong. "'Much love, Collier.'" The maturity it takes to write something like that is admirable.

"'But I want you to know that if you pass on soon, "'I forgive you. "'I still love you, Dad. "'Never forget that. "'I really hope you face up to what you've done "'and realize that it is wrong. "'Much love, Collier.'" The maturity it takes to write something like that is admirable.

And sadly, even after this, Jack Boyle not only continued to maintain his innocence, but he also wrote some horrible letters back to his son, calling him evil and a brat for saying those things.

And sadly, even after this, Jack Boyle not only continued to maintain his innocence, but he also wrote some horrible letters back to his son, calling him evil and a brat for saying those things.

And sadly, even after this, Jack Boyle not only continued to maintain his innocence, but he also wrote some horrible letters back to his son, calling him evil and a brat for saying those things.

Now, once again, I implore everyone to go watch the documentary, A Murder in Mansfield, because Collier reads some of the letters he and his dad wrote back and forth to each other, and you will be completely shocked at the things Jack Boyle would say to his son. But eventually, Collier knew that he had to move on.

Now, once again, I implore everyone to go watch the documentary, A Murder in Mansfield, because Collier reads some of the letters he and his dad wrote back and forth to each other, and you will be completely shocked at the things Jack Boyle would say to his son. But eventually, Collier knew that he had to move on.

Now, once again, I implore everyone to go watch the documentary, A Murder in Mansfield, because Collier reads some of the letters he and his dad wrote back and forth to each other, and you will be completely shocked at the things Jack Boyle would say to his son. But eventually, Collier knew that he had to move on.

He didn't want to be defined by this crime that had already taken up so much of his life.

He didn't want to be defined by this crime that had already taken up so much of his life.

He didn't want to be defined by this crime that had already taken up so much of his life.

Things always work out the way they should anyways. And I stayed in the community where all of this happened and I became very determined to not let this define me, to not be that person, to not let, you know, it's just hard because you live under a stigma. You live under, you know, people just like, you know, you walk places and it's, whispers, stares everywhere. And that really affected me.

Things always work out the way they should anyways. And I stayed in the community where all of this happened and I became very determined to not let this define me, to not be that person, to not let, you know, it's just hard because you live under a stigma. You live under, you know, people just like, you know, you walk places and it's, whispers, stares everywhere. And that really affected me.

Things always work out the way they should anyways. And I stayed in the community where all of this happened and I became very determined to not let this define me, to not be that person, to not let, you know, it's just hard because you live under a stigma. You live under, you know, people just like, you know, you walk places and it's, whispers, stares everywhere. And that really affected me.

That affected my adoptive parents. That affected the family, friends everywhere. Because everybody knows me. I was on television. You know, it became this whole, you know, thing. And it was just, but I was like, I'm going to, I want to get out of here. I want to move to a place where nobody knows who I am. I ended up moving to Los Angeles, you know,