The Bear Brook Murders-Two victims found in an oil drum in 85, two more found in 2000, who were these victims?

Boston Confidential Beantown's True Crime Podcast

Barry J. Maguire

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

4.7 • 658 Ratings

🗓️ 1 August 2022

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Send us a text This is one of New England's most enduring mysteries. The Bear Brook murders, AKA the Allenstown four. In 1985, A woman and a little girl were found decomposing in an oil drum, by an avid hunter. It would be an agonizing journey to identify the victims and pursue the perpetrator. In 1985 the case quickly went cold, in 2000 a cold case investigator went back to the forest in Allenstown NH and expanded the search. Approximately 100 yards from the first crime scene, investigators ...

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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 of the hub of the universe, Boston, Massachusetts.
0:26.3	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.
0:39.8	If you need anything in terms of investigative services, feel free to contact me at Impact.
0:45.7	If I can't help you personally, I'll certainly direct you to the right person or agency.
0:50.7	All right, guys, let's get to it.
0:52.9	Just a bit of house cleaning, as we usually do at the beginning of each episode.
0:57.8	We had an awesome response from our last episode on Jennifer Dullis.
1:02.8	What a hot wrenching case.
1:05.2	It just seems so unnecessary to me.
1:07.8	Both sides of the family, Jennifer's side and Photos's side, had more money than they knew
1:14.0	what to do with. And yeah, you're going to be divorced and it's going to be difficult, but it's going to get
1:19.0	better. And the weirdest thing about this case is it did seem to take some planning on Photos's part,
1:27.4	but it was crappy planning, you know.
1:29.7	He sneaks up on a bike, you know, allegedly he was never convicted,
1:33.6	but it seems to have been going that way, and he was charged with homicide here, right?
1:38.5	And he does what he does and then drives all over Hartford with his girlfriend dumping bags of bloody clothes, paper towels,
1:50.7	zip ties, their DNAs all mixed with it. I mean, that's a plan. Crazy. Absolutely crazy.
1:58.3	And one thing I wanted to mention to you guys, I think I had a bit of a leap of logic here. I was thinking about it and I wanted to bounce it off you. The kidnapping charge in this case has always kind of stood out like a sore thumb for me. I had mentioned that Fodas had taken Jen from her house and I then kind of made a leap that she was dismembered.
2:22.7	That doesn't have to be the case.
2:24.7	And I was saying dismemberment because of all those bags,
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