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By Emily Sweeney, October 16, 2025 rbbm.
'On Oct. 13, 2005, Jean Lampron was walking to a bus stop in South Boston on her way to work at about 5:15 a.m. when she was attacked by a man on a bicycle.
The man wanted her pocketbook. But Lampron, 68, wasn’t giving it to him. Not without a fight.
Her attacker allegedly dragged her down the street and beat her before snatching her purse and running away.
Lampron flagged down a doctor in a passing car who stopped and administered CPR to her as she lay at the intersection of West 5th and D streets, the Globe reported at the time.
She died later that day. Twenty years later, her assailant has never been identified''.
''Tragically, this was not Lampron’s first experience with violence. Twenty-one years earlier, her son, Walter, was killed in South Boston, just blocks from where she was mugged.''
''The man who attacked Jean Lampron was described as white and wearing a long black overcoat and tan baseball hat. The bicycle he left behind was a metallic-brown, 15-speed Magna Zanzibar model, according to Globe reports.''
She died after getting mugged for her pocketbook in South Boston. Her assailant has never been caught.
On Oct. 13, 2005, Jean Lampron was walking to a bus stop in South Boston on her way to work at about 5:15 a.m. when she was attacked.
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'On Oct. 13, 2005, Jean Lampron was walking to a bus stop in South Boston on her way to work at about 5:15 a.m. when she was attacked by a man on a bicycle.
The man wanted her pocketbook. But Lampron, 68, wasn’t giving it to him. Not without a fight.
Her attacker allegedly dragged her down the street and beat her before snatching her purse and running away.
Lampron flagged down a doctor in a passing car who stopped and administered CPR to her as she lay at the intersection of West 5th and D streets, the Globe reported at the time.
She died later that day. Twenty years later, her assailant has never been identified''.
''Tragically, this was not Lampron’s first experience with violence. Twenty-one years earlier, her son, Walter, was killed in South Boston, just blocks from where she was mugged.''
''The man who attacked Jean Lampron was described as white and wearing a long black overcoat and tan baseball hat. The bicycle he left behind was a metallic-brown, 15-speed Magna Zanzibar model, according to Globe reports.''
