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Brooke Nicole was just 6-years-old when she heard her father murder her mother. Her father was never arrested. In her journey to seek justice for her deceased mother, Brooke has gained a huge following of hundreds of thousands of people who are interested in her story. It's turned her into a unique sort of celebrity. And that comes with its own unique problems. It's something Collier can relate to, as the two discuss. Hear how Brooke Nicole turned to TikTok as a joke to share her dark story, an...

Brooke Nicole was just 6 years old when she heard her father murder her mother. Her father was never arrested. In her journey to seek justice for her deceased mother, Brooke has gained a huge following from hundreds of thousands of people who are interested in her story. It's turned her into a unique sort of celebrity. And that comes with its own unique problems. It's something Collier can relate to, as the two discuss. Hear how Brooke Nicole (@bnicole324) turned to TikTok as a joke to share he...

No two crimes are exactly alike, but they can be eerily similar. Brooke Nicole was just 6-years-old when she heard her father murder her mother, similar to Collier. Except Brooke's dad wasn't arrested. He actually maintained custody over Brooke and her sisters. At such young ages, they didn't know what to do. So they lived with their father, knowing his dark secret. Years later, Brooke found the courage to speak out about her father's crime, and now is trying to see him brought to justice. "Mom...

No two crimes are exactly alike, but they can be eerily similar. Brooke Nicole was just 6-years-old when she heard her father murder her mother, similar to Collier. Except Brooke's dad wasn't arrested. He actually maintained custody over Brooke and her sisters. At such young ages, they didn't know what to do. So they lived with their father, knowing his dark secret. Years later, Brooke found the courage to speak out about her father's crime, and now is trying to see him brought to justice. "Mom...

In this unique episode, we get to see what it's like when the tables are turned with Collier as the guest of a show. Wellness and business coach Jessica McKinley (host of Sincerely, Future You) interviews Collier about his pain, his losses, his recovery, and the lessons he learned along the way. It's a more vulnerable side of Collier we don't normally see on Moving Past Murder. Listen as Collier tells Sincerely, Future You host Jessica McKinley the heartbreak he had to suffer through as a young...

In this unique episode, we get to see what it's like when the tables are turned with Collier as the guest of a show. Wellness and business coach Jessica McKinley (host of Sincerely, Future You) interviews Collier about his pain, his losses, his recovery, and the lessons he learned along the way. It's a more vulnerable side of Collier we don't normally see. Listen as Collier tells Sincerely, Future You host Jessica McKinley about the heartbreak he had to suffer through as a young boy who lost his...

What's it like to have a man stalking you? What about a wealthy stalker with no need for a job, and all the time to feed their delusional appetite? That's the nightmare Lenora Claire found herself in. Lenora is a TV and media star who now spends much of her time as a victim's rights advocate. Her stalker survival story was featured on the news documentary program, 48 Hours. Through her frightening struggle to protect herself from her stalker, Lenora discovered a new purpose in her life: helping ...

The world is full of all sorts of scammers and devious people. Some of these predators lure their victims romantically, with promises of love and attention. These sick criminals are ripping off people every day across the U.S. and world, conning their lonely victims out of sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars each. Investigator Christopher Salgado built the investigations department at Facebook, and now runs All Points Investigations, LLC. He works with businesses and clients around the wo...

In a look into the mind of a sociopathic killer, Collier goes through three never-before opened letters that his father sent him from prison back in 1991. His father was approaching his first full year locked up during the writing of these letters. Through these pages, we see hints that Collier's father still holds some major resentment towards him for testifying against him in court. In this week's listener question, we hear from a teacher who had to help a young student who (like Collier) had...

Trigger Warning: This video contains a discussion of sensitive topics including gun violence, mass shootings, and surviving those violent incidents. If you are triggered in any way, please stop the video and seek counseling from a mental health professional. America is suffering through a bloody and ongoing epidemic; one for which there is no vaccine. In this week's episode, we're analyzing mass shootings and speaking to a woman who survived the worst mass shooting in US history with her childr...

Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted assistant to infamous sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein, was just sentenced to 20 years in prison for her role in ruining the lives of countless girls. Collier discusses the narcissism that runs through Maxwell's actions and her defense. Collier also reflects on the similarities his own father shares with criminals, like Maxwell. PLEASE fill out this brief audience SURVEY Collier breaks down why there should be no sympathy for people like Ghislaine Maxwell. He exp...

When a child grows up fearing serial killers and even loses a young neighbor girl to a killer, it might be the start of a lifelong trauma. In the case of Nina Innsted, the host of Already Gone, she let that fear fuel her desire to catch killers and find the victims who go missing. When the police couldn't do enough to solve missing persons cases, Nina found ways to give her cases a better chance at being solved. Collier and Nina discover that's something they both have in common. Hear about the...

Please subscribe. Episodes transferring. I'm Collier Landry, subject of the Investigation Discovery documentary 'A Murder in Mansfield'. On New Year's Eve 1989, I awoke in the middle of the night to the sound of 2 loud thuds. The next morning, when my mother was missing, I knew she was no longer alive, No one believed me except one detective. 25 days later, police found my mother's body buried beneath the basement floor of my father's new home he purchased for his mistress. I heard the murder h...

It's a Father's Day special day! In episode 42 of Moving Past Murder, Collier reads letters his father sent him years ago from prison. They look into the mind of a killer who still thinks he has a chance to overturn his guilty verdict... as long as he can get Collier back on his side. Hear how Collier's dad says he still gets angry when he thinks about Collier testifying against him on the witness stand during his murder trial. You'll hear Collier's take on his dad's manipulation, gaslighting an...

In episode 41 of Moving Past Murder, Collier Landry answers the audience's questions. He also talks about the importance of conscious True Crime; while acknowledging rumors circling Reddit. The audience questions he responds to include the following: What are a few some of the things you've had to deal with because of what your father has done? Do you think your grandmother knew that your mom was dead? Or do you think that she really believed that she just up and left? I was an elementary sch...

Murderish host Jami Rice digs deep into the most disturbing true crimes and mysteries. In episode 40, of Moving Past Murder, she and Collier dish on their cases, compare sociopaths and discuss troubles with the true-crime business. They look at financial crimes and their connection to violent crimes. As well as how the criminal minds of a murderer and a thief aren’t so different. Why Collier really can’t stand criminals who prey on the innocent. The woman who stole $15 million from a bank with...

Decades ago Pastor Ernie Sanders looked into the murder of Collier’s mother and even interviewed his father live on the radio. In episode 39, we hear from radio host Pastor Ernie Sanders and his associate Jim Kloos on what they’ve uncovered about the case over the years. Did Collier’s father have help murdering his mother and hiding her body? For the first time, citizen investigators reveal the evidence they’ve gathered, which led them to a shocking new possibility in the murder case. The bag o...

Back in the 1990s, after Collier’s father was in prison for murdering his mother, he was interviewed live on a radio program called What’s Right What’s Left with Pastor Ernie Sanders. Speaking from prison, Collier’s father professed his innocence, while discussing the conspiracies and crooked law enforcement he claims were out to frame him. For the very first time, Collier listens to his dad’s interview as he records this episode. Hear his responses and outrage to the lies his father peddles as ...

Debra Newell is best known for being “Dirty John’s” last wife before his death. Connie Britton played Debra’s character in the TV scripted series that appeared on Bravo and now is streaming on Netflix. The show originates from the Dirty John Podcast with over 50 million listens. Debra Newell is also a world-renowned interior designer with mentions in Forbes. She is the Founder and President of Ambrosia Home, Inc. as well as the founder and former President of the multimillion-dollar company, Amb...

Can the everyday routines that we keep help us deal with the worst life throws at us? In episode 36, of Moving Past Murder, Collier talks with philosopher, medical doctor, and author of The Art of Routine, Angel Iscovich. Digging into Collier’s traumatic childhood, Collier and Dr. Iscovich discuss how routines, even the simplest of habits, can help us all deal with stress, depression, and trauma. Listen as Dr. Iscovich shares what he says both dogs and people who live to be older than 100 do tha...

"Your 20 minutes of fun, was my 12 days of terror." A true-crime victim shared in a post on Reddit. That post was reposted in a CrimeCon Facebook group and inspired episode 35 of Moving Past Murder. In this episode guest host and journalist, Christine O'Donnell talks to survivors Kara Robinson Chamberlain, who was kidnapped by a serial killer at 15 -years old, Terra Newell, who was forced to kill "Dirty John" in self-defense. And, Collier Landry, who overheard his father kill his mother when he ...

Christopher Hansen, an American television journalist, and YouTube personality joins Collier Landry for episode 34 of Moving Past Murder. In this episode, Chris shares why “To Catch A Predator” really ended. He talks about how covering trauma has affected his life as a parent and what he does to cope. He shares the latest on his investigation into YouTube predator Onision. Hansen is known for his work on Dateline NBC, in particular, the former segment To Catch a Predator, which revolved around c...

Moving Past Murder Episode 33 In this episode, Collier shares another one of his father's letters from prison. In an attempt to convince his son that his mother is partially to blame for her demise, Dr. John F. Boyle paints a picture for his young son that his mother might not be cast in a favorable light. Episode highlights... •Collier's father alludes to his mother being involved in criminal activity... •Collier recalls a fake "Richland County Gazette" attempting to say his mother was sell...

How do you move past taking the life of another human being, even when it is in self-defense? How do you cope with Survivor Shaming? What does moving past guilt & shame look like in the public eye? In last week's episode (Moving Past Murder - Episode #31), an interview with survivor Terra Newell, many of my audience members were left with a few unanswered questions after hearing Terra's story. Specifically, how Terra was able to move past ending the life of John Meehan, AKA “Dirty John." How...