Welcome to Boston Confidential, Beantown's True Crime podcast.

Boston is a great city, but there's more to it than the Freedom Trail in Fenway Park.

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Hey, everybody, welcome back to Boston Confidential. My name's Barry McGuire, and I'm your host. I'm a 20-year private investigator on the streets of Boston, and I help run a company called Impact Due Diligence Investigations.

If you need anything in terms of investigative services, feel free to contact me at Impact.

If I can't help you personally, I'll certainly direct you to the right person or agency.

All right, guys, let's get to it.

Just a few housekeeping items before we get into the part two of the Aaron Hernandez saga.

I've been taking a little bit of ribbing because of my accent.

And I guess during the first portion of this two-part series, I use the word funeral parlor.

Yes, that's right. Funeral parlor. That's what we use to call them where I grew up.

And people are incessantly marking the way I say it and how it sounds. So I've been taking some good

natured ribbing, but here it goes. I'm going to fully pronounce the word, funeral, poller.

I hope that's better. And actually, some of the emails coming in wanted to know what a

parlor was.

I don't know if it's an old Irish term, but it's an old term for your living room, right?

And the word funeral parlor comes from the fact that relatively recently, the funerals were held in people's homes in the parlor.

That's where the coffin was for a day or two, so people could pay their respects.

People couldn't afford to go to a funeral home.

That was for the upper crust.

The two toilet Irish, as they used to say.

And on a more serious note, guys, I've been called out for a little bit of bias in this case because one or two of these people who had emailed in said, typically I kind of rough up

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