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Boston Confidential Beantown's True Crime Podcast

Boston Confidential Beantown's True Crime Podcast

By: Barry J. Maguire
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An unflinching look at Boston's criminal underbelly. The host, Barry Maguire, a veteran private investigator, will take you on a compelling journey through some of Boston's most infamous crimes! Barry was born and raised in South Boston and brings a unique Bostonian perspective to the true crime genre.

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  • The Boston Strangler 1962- 13 victims, the police were stymied, until a local sex fiend confessed

    The Boston Strangler 1962- 13 victims, the police were stymied, until a local sex fiend confessed
    Dec 1 2025

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    A severely abused child, raised in the depths of the great depression grows into a depraved sadist, that terrorized Boston in the early 1960's. The Boston Police were nowhere near finding the Boston Strangler, until he confessed. A sting of rapes conducted prior to the thirteen murders should have tripped Albert DeSalvo up, however his murderous rampage would not be prevented. There is so much more to the story, in fact did you know that the Boston Strangler escaped from prison and also sold woman's "chokers" from his jail cell? A remake of the movie "The Boston Strangler" originally starring Tony Curtis is beginning filming December 2021. The new movie reportedly stars Keira Knightly.

    The victims of the Boston Strangler-Boston Globe
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    The Boston Strangler-Tony Curtis, Henry Fonda
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    The Boston Strangler Biography Channel A & E
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    35 mins
  • Raymond Patriarca "The Man" New England's Undisputed Godfather

    Raymond Patriarca "The Man" New England's Undisputed Godfather
    Nov 18 2025

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    Ray Patriarca was a complete hellion on the streets of Providence RI. He was named public enemy #1 in 1938. He was accused as an accessory to murder, armed robbery and an assortment of crimes. His boss got jacked up in a tax beef and Raymond assumed the big seat. He ruled the underworld with an iron fist and he oversaw the most profitable era in New England history.
    "The Man" moved operations to the Federal Hill neighborhood of Providence, its remained there since 1952. Don't miss this episode!! Please share!

    The Mob Museum-https://bit.ly/4hbaJD0

    Go Local Providence-https://bit.ly/42ttoWa

    You've Got to Be Critting Me
    Magic, mayhem, and moral dilemmas, an actual play with heart and hilarity!

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    31 mins
  • A mini-update on the Canton Cast of Characters, is this simply Karma in action?

    A mini-update on the Canton Cast of Characters, is this simply Karma in action?
    Nov 10 2025

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    New phone messages found on former trooper Proctor's phone, may sink Canton Sgt. Goode's 18yr career. A short time after Micheal Proctor's union attorney quit on him, an unknown person filed info-complaint with the Canton Police Department and subsequently, Goode was suspended with pay.

    When will the offending texts be released to the public? Will there be criminal charges? There are 8-9 felony cases that maybe affected by proctor's childishness. Please share this episode!!

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    Sgt. Goode's Cross Examination

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    You've Got to Be Critting Me
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    39 mins
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