Episodes

Ray Nowosielski joins the podcast to talk about After the Uprising, his NEW project with iHeart Radio and NowThis premiering June 15, 2021. Ray, producer on Collier's A Murder in Mansfield waxes all things true crime with Collier and Brenda and the death of Danyé Jones, son of prominent Ferguson activist Melissa McKinnies. The tragedy, ruled a suicide and just as quickly dismissed by police, left behind more unanswered questions and the possibility that this tragedy may have actually been a mur...

The morning after my 11-year-old self was jolted from my sleep on December 31, 1989, to the sound of a scream followed by two loud thuds, I come downstairs to confront my father. When I demanded my father answer a simple question "WHERE IS MY MOTHER!?" he nonchalantly says "Mommy took a little vacation Collier". The rest, as we say, is history... Collier Landry and Brenda Fisher discuss the details of how his father's trial and eventual conviction unfold, along with Collier's ordeal with the ...

New Year's Eve 1989...the beginning of the end... 11-year-old Collier Boyle witnesses the murder of his mother... by his father. Collier Landry and Brenda Fisher discuss the night that changed Collier's life and family forever: New Year's Eve 1989, the night he witnessed his father murder his mother. YouTube link: https://youtu.be/w6KeSicxoa4 AFTER THE EPISODE LIVE Q&A with host Collier Landry! TUESDAY'S 11 am PT/2 pm ET on IG LIVE @collierlandry *** YOUR SUPPORT MAKES THIS PODCAST POSSIBLE **...

Collier Landry and Brenda Fisher discuss: -The arrest of John Henry Mack for the kidnapping and murder of Melinda Kay Davis, and how he is now facing the death penalty. -The supportive family of Todd Blevins reached out via Collier's YouTube channel offering new information. -Collier reads a new email from his father who turned 78 on May 1st in Marion Correctional Institution, which marks the 31st birthday he has spent in incarceration. -After finally watching the FX limited series "The Most...

Collier Landry and Brenda Fisher discuss as Collier reads his father's letter from prison in which he romanticizes how he met and fell in love with Collier's mother. The letter concludes with his father blaming the "Mansfield Crooks" for destroying his life and for his incarceration, yet never admits his own role in the murder of Collier's mother, which he was convicted for on June 24, 1990. Collier shares his own story of how the probate lawyers in the case took advantage of a young and helpl...

Todd Blevins...murder or Self-Defense? Collier and Brenda discuss the April 27th arrest of Rebecca E. Harris Blevins for the murder of her husband Todd Blevins in Lexington, Ohio, a suburb of Collier's hometown of Mansfield. As some pointed out on Social Media, the details of the case share similarities with the murder of Collier's own mother by his father, Dr. John F. Boyle, Jr. Those include the body of Mr. Blevins being buried in the basement of his home and the accused being charged with "...

Collier Landry and Brenda Fisher discuss with special guest retired police Captain Dave Messmore, Mansfield Police Department, about the manhunt currently underway for fugitive LESTER EUBANKS in Los Angeles, CA. Eubanks has been on the run after confessing and being incarcerated for the brutal rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl in Mansfield, Ohio, almost 50 years ago. Eubanks, lauded as a model prisoner by the Ohio Dept. of Corrections, escaped after being granted leave to go Christmas shopp...

Collier Landry and Brenda Fisher discuss the tragic discovery of the body of Melinda Kay Davis, mother of four, on March 14, 2021, in Galloway, Ohio. Davis' ex-boyfriend, John Henry Mack, Jr., had been charged with kidnapping before the discovery. United States Marshals said Mack boasted at one point to investigators that Davis' "body would never be found," which helped connect him to his ex-girlfriend's disappearance. The case presented a familiar tone, as Ms. Davis had reportedly said to frie...

Collier Landry and Brenda Fisher discuss the days around his father's murder trial. After his father, Dr. John F. Boyle, Jr., was arrested, Collier was thrown into the foster care system, where he would stay until non-family members adopted him. Given the gravity of the situation surrounding the murder of his mother by his father, immediate family members found themselves paralyzed by their trauma and unable to come forward to try and help Collier and his sister. Given the nature of Collier's ...

Collier Landry and Brenda Fisher discuss Collier being removed from his home by Child Protective Services, the police finding his mother's body underneath the basement floor of the home his father purchased for his mistress. AFTER THE EPISODE LIVE Q&A with host Collier Landry! TUESDAY'S 11 am PT/2 pm ET on IG LIVE @collierlandry *** YOUR SUPPORT MAKES THIS PODCAST POSSIBLE *** Moving Past Murder is passionate about examining not only the collateral damage of violence and its traumatic repercuss...

I'm Collier Landry, subject of the Investigation Discovery documentary 'A Murder in Mansfield'. On NYE 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 happen and at the age of 12, I testified against my fa...