Looking Back on 75 Years: Boyle murder called 'Trial of the century'

They thought that didn't look right, not usual Editor's Note: This is the final in a five-part series on the most prominent murder cases in the News Journal's 75-year history. via News Journal

[Adam Gabor]

I am actually doing some research on the subject because i remember the story as a child. Does anyone have any information or a place(besides physcially going to mansfield...i live in Saint Louis now) on the interent?

[kelly]

http://www.mansfieldnewsjournal.com/apps/pbcs...

came across this.... hopefully it will help

[harumph]

who knows about this in detail?

[Hatr]

Why are you concerned Hurupmh? Again stay out of other peoples business.

[Karen]

I watched the entire trial on telvision at the time. I twas a no brainer. He did it! Duh! The only thing that really bugs me about the incident is the fact that in spite of the fact that the man was found guilty and had used up all his appeals, he was still trying to play the system by insisting the woman buried in the basement of his new house wasn't his former wife. What difference does it make who is was? She was murdered and buried in his basement. The prosecutor did an excellent job of making sure that man is in prison where he belongs!

[Just me]

Adam Gabor wrote:

I am actually doing some research on the subject because i remember the story as a child. Does anyone have any information or a place(besides physcially going to mansfield...i live in Saint Louis now) on the interent?

I have some little known info that was never looked into if you want it...It has to do with someone else that was involved. A situation that never got brought up anymore after his conviction.
Give me your email and I'll tell you what I remember.

[Just me]

Adam Gabor wrote:

I am actually doing some research on the subject because i remember the story as a child. Does anyone have any information or a place(besides physcially going to mansfield...i live in Saint Louis now) on the interent?

Also, why are you researching it?

[lynn]

He was my husband's doctor he always liked him. Couldn't believe someone so nice could be so evil.

[harumph]

people are strange, when you're a stranger

[sinderjh]

there is a book about true crimes in ohio that has his story in it.

[Carol]

I am curious as to what little known info you have..........I spoke to someone who was involved with him at the time and it was never let on that he was the significant other. The secrets we keep!

Just me wrote:

<quoted text>
I have some little known info that was never looked into if you want it...It has to do with someone else that was involved. A situation that never got brought up anymore after his conviction.
Give me your email and I'll tell you what I remember.

[Carol]

I am curious about the little known info. This case truly shook up the medical world in Mansfield at the time. I was in contact with someone at the time who was involved with him and yet it was never let on about him. The secrets we keep!

[just me]

Carol, do the initials of the someone begin with C? Did they have direct involvement like buying the items for him that he needed?

[rick]

Adam Gabor wrote:

I am actually doing some research on the subject because i remember the story as a child. Does anyone have any information or a place(besides physcially going to mansfield...i live in Saint Louis now) on the interent?

I found a rubber maid container full info recently, that contians news paper clippings,video tapes of the trial and the books of rotten to the core and other documents

[mark]

I was a child in mansfield @ that time. I just watched the story on Discovery channels new detectives. A relative knew the woman the doc was involved with. Do you know if she a restaurant cashier at the time??

Carol wrote:

I am curious about the little known info. This case truly shook up the medical world in Mansfield at the time. I was in contact with someone at the time who was involved with him and yet it was never let on about him. The secrets we keep!

[vince]

I grew up in Mansfield and went to school with the "mistress" in the case. Fascinating case.

[dietitian]

Adam Gabor wrote:

I am actually doing some research on the subject because i remember the story as a child. Does anyone have any information or a place(besides physcially going to mansfield...i live in Saint Louis now) on the interent?

I I actually worked at the hospital while he was having an affair with the young nurse - very young nurse.

[dietitian]

I worked there when his affair with the very young nurse began...

[JUST WONDERING]

Just me wrote:

<quoted text>
I have some little known info that was never looked into if you want it...It has to do with someone else that was involved. A situation that never got brought up anymore after his conviction.
Give me your email and I'll tell you what I remember.

I THINK HIS GF SHERRY WAS INVOLVED IN ALL IT..AND NEVER SERVED A DAY