What Actually Happened to the Boston Marathon Victims — The Death Toll Didn't Stop at 3

Three people died in the Boston Marathon bombing. That is the official number. It is also incomplete. In the months and years following the April 15, 2013 attack on Boylston Street, the death toll connected to that day quietly grew. M.I.T. Police Officer Sean Collier was shot and killed during the manhunt. Boston Police Officer Dennis Simmonds collapsed a year later from a brain aneurysm linked to injuries he sustained in the Watertown shootout. Bombing survivor Kevin White died suddenly in 2015. And Victoria McGrath, one of the most recognized faces of the attack, was killed in a car accident in Dubai in 2016. This video documents all of it. The victims history forgot. The families still fighting for recognition. The fund that paid out $79 million dollars. And the permanent memorial on Boylston Street that tells the fuller story in stone and bronze. Funeral Report covers death, the industries around it, and the stories that get left out. #BostonMarathon #BostonStrong #FuneralReport #ConsumerForensics #TrueCrime #BostonBombing #SeanCollier #DennisSimmonds #VictoriaMcGrath #OneFundBoston #TerrorismHistory