Youngest Son of Larry Alley
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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No, because my mother... Had the personal vehicle.
Yeah, he always had company trucks and stuff like that.
Even when he started his own business, he had a company truck. You know, my mother would have the Buicks. You know what I mean? Stuff like that. Frank Wickham had... A group of people that they would bid for state work, Vermont, New York, New Hampshire, Maine, Mass. And they would have 12 people. Well, my father was one of them. You know what I mean?
He mainly did the New Hampshire and Vermont bidding. See what I mean? So they had a group of people. And at that time in the winter, they took their company trucks and gave them cars. See what I mean? Yeah. We as kids used to clean his company truck every week, you know what I mean? So, no, he liked his company truck.
No, the man was too proud, trust me. I mean, he'd go to Fairfields and buy brand-new cars, you know, for my mother, so... Yeah, no. He took trips, so he had new cars. You know what I mean? No.
No, he weren't a Dodge guy. I mean, Dad was never... He was... You were lucky to see him on Sundays when we were being shuffled out the door to church, you know, because he worked all the time. You know what I mean? I mean, he'd work on it hours a week. Is that what your life was like, too? Oh, yeah, pretty much.
I mean, I would imagine that the police obviously got fingerprints, or did they get any of that?
I mean, did they have, I mean, you said they had fingerprints?
Was the knife ever found? Was there a knife found? Really?
None of them.
That knife. The knife, yeah. Yeah. My father had a knife, but they were locked up and you couldn't touch them. It was whole dogs. That and his guns. So, yeah, they were locked. Everything was locked right up. You couldn't. My mother didn't even know what the key was.
I think he had a knife. Well, originally when he died, he took everything out of the house. So, you know.
Mm-hmm. That's where I had it. He just, of course, he went from, I mean, first airborne to working for the government. I'm a preacher now.
Yeah, yeah. Anyways, God bless his act. And then everything after that was a mess. Just, oh, here's a million dollars in debt. That's insane. It is insane.
I run a company, and I'm not a millionaire. I'm lucky to be $30,000.
After he passed? Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. I went through four years of hell. I mean, we wanted my father to turn the business, and him and I take it and go, you know? But, you know, 62, I'm too proud. But knowing what we know now, you didn't want to turn it because of all the financial problems. You know, so we learned that. I spent four years, of course,
You know, you don't, who do you talk to when you're dealing with this stuff? So, I mean, he owed everybody in Keene money, and I sat down with every one of them, and I made agreements, and I kept them. Took me four years, and his million dollars in debt was gone.
Yeah.
Oh, well, no, I'd have 12 at a time. I'd make payments. Jeez. You know, and these, he'd owe $20,000, $40,000, $80,000, $21,000. You know, it just went on and on and on.
Like equipment? Well, no, he took over another business.
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