Episodes

A Not So Private Idaho - Dr. Danielle Slakoff on Media Ethics in Idaho 4 Case

A New Year’s TIkTok live discussion forces Collier to dive into the true-crime news and online media sensationalization over the Idaho murders and arrest of suspect Bryan Kohberger. That, combined with the near death experience NFL fans and players witnessed with the on-field collapse of Damar Hamlin on Monday Night Football. Collier reflects on the potential impact this coverage can have on our mental health, and shares his own New Year's resolutions for 2023, including weight loss and career ...

It's that time of year again, especially for Collier. On the eve of the anniversary of his mother Noreen's murder, Collier reflects on his recurring nightmare of the event on December 31, 1989. After sharing with a friend that he doesn't seem to have nightmares anymore, as if on cue, he realizes he may have spoken too soon. Collier looks back on the relationships that creating this podcast has afforded him and the new family of fellow true-crime survivors he has been blessed to have met this ye...

Attempting to focus on the spirit of the holiday season, Collier shares some holiday traditions he learned from his mother, how she taught him the true spirit of giving, and the true meaning of Christmas. Other episode highlights include: It’s Christmas time, and what better way to celebrate than Prison Christmas cards and letters?! Collier also shares how he struggles with getting depressed during the holidays and how this will be his first Christmas in 18 years without his chihuahua Blondie...

Mystery Letter Alleges Collier's Mother is Still Alive ?!

Nobody Should Believe Me - Munchausen By Proxy w/ Andrea Dunlop

As the New Year rapidly approaches, it's time to answer some of your listener questions. In a self-reflective episode, Collier puts his trademark "perpetually optimistic" spin on what are otherwise very heartwrenching topics. Episode topics include: • Why did my Collier's mother's family not take me in after her murder? • What did detectives find was Collier's mother's final cause of death? • Did Collier ever visit his father in prison? YouTube link to this episode: https://youtu.be/Vmrmd1C1...

Just in time for your holiday turkey & treat food coma! In this short yet poignant holiday episode of Moving Past Murder, host Collier Landry discovers a Thanksgiving Card and Letter from Prison from his father. What starts out as a seemingly friendly holiday exchange turns dark to more narcissistic abuse, gaslighting, and victim blaming. Sadly, that is what happens when you are dealing with a psychopath! Link to YouTube episode: https://youtu.be/r5xtfox90M8 *Shop AMAZON BLACK FRIDAY DEALS & ...

What would you do if the closest person to you in the world went missing? What if the police told you that she was dead, and they knew who her killer was? Now, imagine them saying that it was up to you to "raise enough Hell" to force them to make an arrest?! Faced with that very devastating predicament, Sarah Turney started a podcast called Voices for Justice. Founded on a mission to bring her sister Alissa's killer to justice, Sarah's advocacy has stretched far beyond her case. Through her p...

I feel like most people genuinely want to be the best version of themselves. Collier has always strived to be the best person he could be. However, there was always one thing that seemed to keep me slightly off my A-game, and on November 5, 2020, I decided to make a change. I quit drinking alcohol. Now I know this isn't for everyone, but for me, I knew I could never achieve the life I always wanted if I didn't say farewell to my go-to vice whenever I felt like "cutting loose." In this deeply ...

On October 30, Collier said goodbye to the light of his life, constant companion, and chihuahua child Blondie. She was four months shy of her 18th birthday. While loss is something Collier has dealt with his entire life, this one has cut deep. In this special episode of Moving Past Murder, fellow True Crime advocates Terra Newell, Kelsi German, and Lenora Claire the importance of dogs in their lives and how our fur babies have allowed us to heal from the scars of trauma. •We begin with an inte...

Audience note: this episode is a re-broadcast of a previous episode from March 11, 2022. Collier Landry reads another one of his father's letters from prison! John F. Boyle, Jr. was incarcerated at WARCi Correctional Institution when he sent this letter to Collier on November 6, 1994. Episode highlights... •Seeking an appeal to overturn his murder conviction, Collier's father tries to manipulate Collier to help him "get out of this nightmare" •Collier's father comments on Collier's homecomin...

What do you do when you see the effects of child abuse destroying families and communities? How do you stop the cycle of abuse? How can you help impact a child's life for the better? For Susie Vybiral, the answer was clear - change their environment to help them heal and to break the cycle of abuse. Susie Vybiral is the Founder and CEO of Room Redux, an international nonprofit organization. Room Redux transforms the rooms and lives of children who have faced physical and/or sexual abuse. This is...

What do you do when you see the effects of child abuse destroying families and communities? How do you stop the cycle of abuse? How can you help impact a child's life for the better? For Susie Vybiral, the answer was clear - change their environment to help them heal and to break the cycle of abuse. Susie Vybiral is the Founder and CEO of Room Redux, an international nonprofit organization. Room Redux transforms the rooms and lives of children who have faced physical and/or sexual abuse. This is...

In this episode of Moving Past Murder, journalist, blogger, and newly published author Rebecca Reisner joins the program to talk about her new book "Forensic Files Now", based on her wildly successful blog of the same name. Rebecca shares some of her favorite cases in the book, including Chapter 27 based on Collier's own family's case. •Collier raises some of the challenges creators face when creating "ethical" true crime content. •Collier and Rebecca discuss why it is important in true crime...

In this episode of Moving Past Murder, journalist, blogger, and newly published author Rebecca Reisner joins the program to talk about her new book "Forensic Files Now", based on her wildly successful blog of the same name. Rebecca shares some of her favorite cases in the book, including Chapter 27 based on Collier's own family's case. •Collier raises some of the challenges creators face when creating "ethical" true crime content. •Collier and Rebecca discuss why it is important in true crime...

Dr. Dennis Marikis was Collier's psychologist in the days after his mother’s body was discovered. Collier was 11 years old when Dennis helped him process the trauma of his mother's murder by his father, Dr. John F. Boyle, Jr. Dennis was featured in the documentary A Murder in Mansfield. His extensive sessions with Collier, both before and after Collier confronts his father in prison, gave audiences a "fly-on-the-wall" look at a grieving son still processing this horrific event 26 years later. E...

Dr. Dennis Marikis was Collier's psychologist in the days after his mother’s body was discovered. Collier was 11 years old when Dennis helped him process the trauma of his mother's murder by his father, Dr. John F. Boyle, Jr. Dennis was featured in the documentary A Murder in Mansfield. His extensive sessions with Collier, both before and after Collier confronts his father in prison, gave audiences a "fly-on-the-wall" look at a grieving son still processing this horrific event 26 years later. E...

In episode 57 of Moving Past Murder, host Collier Landry shares how a listener's comment about a photo in the New York Post of his father caused him to reflect on the Netflix's latest craze, DAHMER. As an advocate for Ethical True Crime, Collier shares how other survivors feel about the new Netflix show and how glorifying psychopaths like Jeffery Dahmer upset victims' families and survivors alike. • After a recent podcast interview, Collier believes that his father might actually be a psychopa...

In episode 57 of Moving Past Murder, host Collier Landry shares how a listener's comment about a photo in the New York Post of his father caused him to reflect on the Netflix's latest craze, DAHMER. As an advocate for Ethical True Crime, Collier shares how other survivors feel about the new Netflix show, and how glorifying psychopaths like Jeffery Dahmer is upsetting to victims families and survivors alike. • After a recent podcast interview, Collier begins to believe that his father might act...

In this episode of Moving Past Murder, host Collier Landry reflects on how his mother would be turning 77 years young next Wednesday, September 28th. Naturally, this turns his thoughts back to his father, who still remains incarcerated for her murder. After a recent discussion with fellow survivor Terra Newell (of Dirty John fame), Collier realized that over the time his father has been incarcerated, he has spent at least a year of his life in prison. • After a friend tells Collier about the Ne...

In this episode of Moving Past Murder, host Collier Landry reflects on how his mother would be turning 77 years young next Wednesday, September 28th. Naturally, this turns his thoughts back to his father, who still remains incarcerated for her murder. After a recent discussion with fellow survivor Terra Newell (of Dirty John fame), Collier realized that over the time his father has been incarcerated, he has spent at least a year of his life in prison. • After a friend tells Collier about the Ne...

Part 2 of 2: An Interview with retired Richland County Common Pleas Court Judge, the Honorable James Henson Revisiting the past is never easy, especially when history is marred by the traumatic experience of having your father murder your mother. However, it can also yield valuable insight and lead to reconciliation and healing. In this special two-part episode of Moving Past Murder, host Collier Landry reunites with the judge from his father's murder trial. Now retired after serving over 35 y...

Part 2 of 2: An Interview with retired Richland County Common Pleas Court Judge, the Honorable James Henson Revisiting the past is never easy, especially when history is marred by the traumatic experience of having your father murder your mother. However, it can also yield valuable insight and lead to reconciliation and healing. In this special two-part episode of Moving Past Murder, host Collier Landry reunites with the judge from his father's murder trial. Now retired after serving over 35 y...