Posts by Pat Grossmith
MANCHESTER, NH – From time to time over the past four years, Jane Barna’s 2008 Jeep has been both her
School superintendent Jennifer Gillis told police she believed her car was keyed by Emerald Anderson-Ford, a friend of an employee Gillis had addressed issues with the day before her BMW was vandalized, according to a police affidavit.
A woman is under arrest, charged with repeatedly hitting a man in the head with a metal pole causing him to suffer a fractured skull and brain bleed.
The details of how a little girl died, allegedly at the hands of her father who for months hid her remains in an ice cooler, an apartment ceiling, a commercial freezer and an apartment refrigerator/freezer, are contained in the 48-page probable cause statement of Manchester Police Det. John Dunleavy. The document, on file in Hillsborough County Superior Court Northern District, was released Tuesday after WMUR-TV filed a lawsuit requesting it be unsealed.
A Goffstown couple is under federal indictment in Pennsylvania, accused of selling stolen human body parts obtained from the morgue at Harvard Medical School (HMS) in Boston.Â
Nearly two years after 10 former Youth Development Center employees were charged with sexually abusing youth at the state-run juvenile detention facility, trials have yet to be scheduled.
Diaz is charged with first-degree assault; falsifying physical evidence; unsworn falsification; resisting arrest/detention, and felon in possession of a dangerous weapon.
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Adam Montgomery faces the possibility of decades in prison after a jury found him guilty of six
A years-long investigation involving numerous law enforcement agencies resulted in the dismantling of a highly organized cocaine and fentanyl drug ring operating for at least four years out of Manchester and Boston, authorities announced Wednesday.
Kayla Montgomery took the stand Monday morning and testified that her husband stole a rifle and a shotgun from a friend’s home in the fall of 2019 and stored them in the attic of their home.