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Collier Landry

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Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

So she went off and was working and was making like $25 an hour in the 60s and 70s in Philadelphia. And that's pretty good money.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

So she went off and was working and was making like $25 an hour in the 60s and 70s in Philadelphia. And that's pretty good money.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

Noreen was a hard worker with a good head on her shoulders. She was also very supportive of her husband's career. So she was more than willing to support them while he worked on becoming a doctor. But medical school is not easy. It's a long and tiring journey. In fact, for the first nearly 10 years of their marriage, Jack was in school. He ended up graduating from UP in 1973

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

Noreen was a hard worker with a good head on her shoulders. She was also very supportive of her husband's career. So she was more than willing to support them while he worked on becoming a doctor. But medical school is not easy. It's a long and tiring journey. In fact, for the first nearly 10 years of their marriage, Jack was in school. He ended up graduating from UP in 1973

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

Noreen was a hard worker with a good head on her shoulders. She was also very supportive of her husband's career. So she was more than willing to support them while he worked on becoming a doctor. But medical school is not easy. It's a long and tiring journey. In fact, for the first nearly 10 years of their marriage, Jack was in school. He ended up graduating from UP in 1973

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

with a bachelor's degree in biology. And four years after that, he finally graduated from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine with his medical degree. Now from there, Jack would actually serve as a doctor in the Navy Reserve for two years. And then the couple moved to Dahlgren, Virginia, where Jack worked at the Naval Surface Weapons Center.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

with a bachelor's degree in biology. And four years after that, he finally graduated from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine with his medical degree. Now from there, Jack would actually serve as a doctor in the Navy Reserve for two years. And then the couple moved to Dahlgren, Virginia, where Jack worked at the Naval Surface Weapons Center.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

with a bachelor's degree in biology. And four years after that, he finally graduated from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine with his medical degree. Now from there, Jack would actually serve as a doctor in the Navy Reserve for two years. And then the couple moved to Dahlgren, Virginia, where Jack worked at the Naval Surface Weapons Center.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

But this was also a very monumental time in their lives because in 1978, Jack and Noreen gave birth to their son, Collier Landry Boyle. And for Noreen, he was her entire world. Jack would later say that he and Noreen had tried to conceive for many years with no luck. So when Collier was born, they were over the moon. Noreen was a wonderful mother. She loved Collier with her whole being.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

But this was also a very monumental time in their lives because in 1978, Jack and Noreen gave birth to their son, Collier Landry Boyle. And for Noreen, he was her entire world. Jack would later say that he and Noreen had tried to conceive for many years with no luck. So when Collier was born, they were over the moon. Noreen was a wonderful mother. She loved Collier with her whole being.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

But this was also a very monumental time in their lives because in 1978, Jack and Noreen gave birth to their son, Collier Landry Boyle. And for Noreen, he was her entire world. Jack would later say that he and Noreen had tried to conceive for many years with no luck. So when Collier was born, they were over the moon. Noreen was a wonderful mother. She loved Collier with her whole being.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

And for the first five years of Collier's life, his memories are all with his mom growing up in Virginia. But soon enough, their family was given a great opportunity. Jack was offered a position at a hospital in Mansfield, Ohio. So from there, their family of three made the move. However, the people of Mansfield had no idea that this picture-perfect family would one day change their town forever.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

And for the first five years of Collier's life, his memories are all with his mom growing up in Virginia. But soon enough, their family was given a great opportunity. Jack was offered a position at a hospital in Mansfield, Ohio. So from there, their family of three made the move. However, the people of Mansfield had no idea that this picture-perfect family would one day change their town forever.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

And for the first five years of Collier's life, his memories are all with his mom growing up in Virginia. But soon enough, their family was given a great opportunity. Jack was offered a position at a hospital in Mansfield, Ohio. So from there, their family of three made the move. However, the people of Mansfield had no idea that this picture-perfect family would one day change their town forever.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

Now with Jack working as a doctor, he was bringing in more money than they ever had. He and Noreen were able to purchase a beautiful home in town. They had a vacation condo on Lake Erie, two nice BMWs, and they could afford all of the luxury clothes and jewelry that money could buy. They were a very privileged family, which was a stark difference from Jack and Noreen's upbringings.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

Now with Jack working as a doctor, he was bringing in more money than they ever had. He and Noreen were able to purchase a beautiful home in town. They had a vacation condo on Lake Erie, two nice BMWs, and they could afford all of the luxury clothes and jewelry that money could buy. They were a very privileged family, which was a stark difference from Jack and Noreen's upbringings.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

Now with Jack working as a doctor, he was bringing in more money than they ever had. He and Noreen were able to purchase a beautiful home in town. They had a vacation condo on Lake Erie, two nice BMWs, and they could afford all of the luxury clothes and jewelry that money could buy. They were a very privileged family, which was a stark difference from Jack and Noreen's upbringings.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

But even so, Collier said that his mother was one of the most generous people he had ever met. Doreen wanted Collier to know that even when you have money and you're able to afford all these things, you have to give to others. Here is a memory he has of his mom growing up.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

But even so, Collier said that his mother was one of the most generous people he had ever met. Doreen wanted Collier to know that even when you have money and you're able to afford all these things, you have to give to others. Here is a memory he has of his mom growing up.

Murder In America
EP. 183: OHIO - The 11-Year-Old Who Helped Solve His Mom's Murder

But even so, Collier said that his mother was one of the most generous people he had ever met. Doreen wanted Collier to know that even when you have money and you're able to afford all these things, you have to give to others. Here is a memory he has of his mom growing up.