Finding Mom's Killer | 4. The Trial of the Century
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What is the episode 'The Trial of the Century' about?
Hi, Georgia. Hi, David. What do you think the world needs more of?
Well, the world always needs more podcasts. Didn't you used to have a podcast? Not only did I used to have a podcast, Georgia. It's coming back. David Tennant does a podcast with Season 3. It's coming at you. Okay, and who are your guests? Who are my guests? What about Russell T. Davis? What about Jamila Jamil? What about Stanley the Tooch Toochy?
Yeah.
Come, join me. David Tennant does a podcast with...
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It has attracted national attention. A wealthy Mansfield doctor is on trial now for the brutal murder of his wife.
A standing room-only crowd filled the hallway, and the courtroom was packed two hours before the trial started. You'll find a television monitor outside the jam-packed courtroom.
That many people want to see it.
The trial of Dr. Jack Boyle has everything, murder, money, sex, and at the center of it all, an epic father-son struggle that could send Jack to prison for life.
A son takes the stand against his father in the John Boyle murder case.
Because I was extremely afraid of my father, and I always have.
Collier Boyle has suspected his father since the night his mother disappeared. Now, it's all going to be settled in court. And Collier is determined to put his father away for murder. The question everyone is asking, will his father fight back?
Boyle told me he definitely wants to take the stand and tell his side of the story.
From Sony Music Entertainment and Orbit Media, this is Finding Mom's Killer. I'm Steve Fishman. Episode 4, The Trial of the Century.
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Hi, Georgia.
Hi, David.
What do you think the world needs more of?
Well, the world always needs more podcasts. Didn't you used to have a podcast? Not only did I used to have a podcast, Georgia. It's coming back. David Tennant does a podcast with Season 3. It's coming at you. Okay, and who are your guests? Who are my guests? What about Russell T. Davis? What about Jamila Jamil? What about Stanley the Tooch Toochy?
Yeah.
Come, join me. David Tennant does a podcast with. Bye.
So let's go into the stately old courthouse in Mansfield, Ohio. It's June 4th, 1990. In the hallway, there are folding chairs set up in front of a big TV screen for anyone who can't find a seat inside the courtroom, which is full to bursting. Jack Boyle sits quietly at the defense table in a tie and shirt sleeves, an attorney on each side. Throughout the trial, the attorneys will be calm, even-tempered, rarely interrupting, kind of like well-behaved guests. Seated at the prosecution table is what I'll call Team Collier. Lieutenant Dave Messmore, who's been with Collier since the beginning, is seated at one end, Collier would like to be there too, except he's got other obligations. He's in sixth grade, so he's at school.
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