Never to snitch or speak up when a crime related to them or not would happen. Never to help a neighbor in need, even if it was about their own child’s death. This code of silence was so strong that it muted many people for years about events related to loved ones lost. When Michael’s sister Kathy fell off a rooftop, word on the street was that she was pushed off...
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When Michael’s sister Kathy fell off a rooftop, word on the street was that she was pushed off. The fall left her with permanent brain damage. Michael’s mother tried to investigate with the police, but no one stepped forward to help which shows how disconnected the community was. In Southie everyone minded their own business...
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