Londonderry

Dun, dun, dun.

Greg Smart was born on the 4th of September, 1965 in Londonderry, New Hampshire.

And he was the third and last of Bill and Judy Smart's sons.

Rick came first, then Dean, then Greg.

Yeah, it does, doesn't it? I kind of want to watch it now.

So that's the story.

A shy kid from Londonderry grew up, fell in love, cut his hair, took the steady job, married the girl, and every one of those ordinary decent choices took him a step closer to a hallway where two children were waiting with his wife's instructions.

Bitches be crazy.

And then after that, around 4:37 PM, Maura dialed her voicemail so that she could check her messages.

At 5:00 PM, someone called Maura's cell phone from within a 22-mile radius of Londonderry, New Hampshire.

Unfortunately, because she didn't answer this phone call, the number never appeared on her cell phone bill, so we don't know exactly who placed this call.

And after that, there's this blank spot in her timeline for about two and a half hours.

I

love Londonderry.

Win at Bisaki.

We'll be the

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Londonderry.

Mm-hmm.

If...

Again, lots of upscale voters who may have moved from Massachusetts, uh, because you can buy more of a house in Hollis than you can in the Boston suburbs.

Mm-hmm.

Uh, and same story with them as you'd see in Merrimack, Londonderry, Bedford.

Th- these are high SES, socioeconomic status Democrats.

They've got it to spend.

Here's Bob from Londonderry, New Hampshire.

Hello, Bob.

What's up?

Float being the appropriate word for ghosts and This story not only floated under the radar for a while, but was actually a bit of a secret story until it ended up as a matter for the courts to decide.

So here we are, Londonderry, New Hampshire.

And I love Londonderry, Derry, Chester, all of those towns.

I've been very, very lucky over the years to spend time in a lot of these towns, Plastow, Newton, whether it was going to do storytelling or doing a presentation on haunted New Hampshire.

So I have an affection for all of these towns.

It was pretty much from that point on, no one could stay in the house for any length of time.

So this story, which was in the Boston Globe, well, the reporter really wanted to find out as much as he could.

So he went and interviewed the mother of the deceased wife, who only lived a few towns over from the house in Londonderry.

But go see it in a theater if you can.

Actually, I just, really random, I just saw in our local paper this morning, the Concord Monitor, shout out Concord Monitor, a local theater, another local theater in Londonderry, New Hampshire is closing.

It's been open for less than a year.

What is happening? Go see movies, people.