Hey, I'm Bose. I cover a lot of cases on female killers because I've looked at a lot over the years

and I just find that female killers have lengthier motives that tend to stem back to their childhood.

And that's what I'm interested in exploring. So if that is also something you're interested in exploring,

grab your giant cozy t-shirt or grab your bow's blanket,

whatever it may be, and let me tell you about today's case.

Patricia Colombo, aka Patty Colombo,

was born on June 21, 1956.

She was the first born to her two parents,

Frank Columbo and married Colombo. They were a hardworking Italian-American

family. Patty's parents were there, Patty's grandparents were there, and they really all stayed

close. So when Patty was born, she was the center of attention. For Frank, for Mary, for both

of her grandparents. Like, they Mary, for both of her grandparents. Like they were just so

excited just to see what Patty was going to blossom into. Also, she was a very pretty girl and

she loved attention. You know, at every family function, Patty's grandparents were giving her a lot

of attention. Her mom worked from home, so she was always

hanging out with her, dressing her up in cute little outfits, putting little ribbons in her hair.

Patty was that girl. But also, she was kind of a daddy's girl because Frank was a huge baseball fan.

He would take Patty with him to Wrigley Field

to go watch the Chicago Cubs all the time.

People said that Frank had a temper,

like when his team was losing, he got loud.

But he was always very sweet,

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