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Boston Confidential Beantown's True Crime Podcast

Brenda Lacombe-Disappeared from Lowell in 1982, her baby had an appointment the next day, shed never make it

Boston Confidential Beantown's True Crime Podcast

Barry J. Maguire

True Crime, Whitey, Roxbury, Boston True Crime, Drama, South Boston, Dorchester, Fiction, Charlestown, Boston

4.7658 Ratings

🗓️ 5 December 2022

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Send a text Brenda Lacombe was a fun loving, teenager, who just had a baby. She fell in love with her baby and was aiming to make herself into a great mother. She'd never get the chance. Brenda left her grandmother's apartment just before 1:00am on a Sunday-Monday morning in 1982. She is reported to have made and or received some phone calls from the apartment. She departed and was never seen alive again. Forty years later her family is still seeking answers. It has recently been confirmed th...

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0:00.0

Welcome to Boston Confidential, Bean Towns True Crime Podcast.

0:11.6

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

0:16.8

There's a startling underbelly to the city, and Boston Confidential will take you on a guided tour

0:21.6

of the hub of the universe, Boston, Massachusetts.

0:26.4

Hey, everybody, welcome back to Boston Confidential.

0:29.3

My name's Barry McGuire, and I'm your host.

0:32.0

I'm a 20-year private investigator on the streets of Boston,

0:35.5

and I help run a company called Impact Due Diligence

0:38.5

Investigations. If you need anything in terms of investigative services, feel free to contact

0:44.6

me at Impact. If I can't help you personally, I'll certainly direct you to the right person

0:49.7

or agency. Just some housekeeping stuff as we usually do at the beginning of each episode. We had a

0:56.3

tremendous response from our last episode on the Thomas Mortimer case. Man, that was a tough one

1:04.2

to get through. And I hate even naming it the Thomas Mortimer case because he's such a

1:10.2

Esperd, right?

1:12.0

But my God, Winchester, Massachusetts will never be the same after this guy.

1:17.8

And there's just really no explanations.

1:20.9

Most glaring thing for me in this case is how little his sentence fits with what he did. He cut the throats of his own children.

1:32.6

He beat his own wife, unrecognizable with a frying pant, then stabbed her in the face,

1:39.0

neck, and torso with a knife more than 60 times. His mother-in-law tries to escape out the front door,

1:49.1

and she does guys. Not good enough for Thomas Mortimer. No, he's not done. He goes back out,

1:55.4

grabs her by the hair, and drags her into the family room, and brutally murders her as well. All the while his four-year-old

2:05.0

boy, Finn, is watching it all, the fate of his own mother and his loving grandmother. Imagine that.

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