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Testimony from a dead witness helped convict Timothy Verrill in the bloody double-murder of Christine Sullivan and Jenna Pellegrini nine years ago in Farmington, but now it may help overturn those convictions.
In fact, DHHS Chief Legal Counsel Frank Nachman testified on Monday that the state found almost no records related to Saddleback, which was shut down in 1993 after Tsetsilas was arrested for kidnapping and raping one of the girls placed in his facility by the state.
The federal Laurie List lawsuit brought by a former Lisbon police officer is restarting after the town once again denied the officer his due process, according to court records.
But the stakes in Kristy Gesse’s civil trial, which started Monday in Merrimack Superior Court in Concord, go far beyond the Saddleback Mountain Retreat in Deerfield and owner Peter Tsetsilas.
Evidence from the illegal searches that allowed Concord police detectives to arrest Logan Clegg for the murders of Stephen and Djeswende “Wendy” Reid isn’t going anywhere, as Merrimack Superior Court Judge John Kissinger once again sided with police.
The sickening murder of five-year-old Harmony Montgomery took another turn Thursday as the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors didn’t prove her father, Adam Montgomery, killed his daughter.
After her controversial nomination to become the Department of Corrections assistant commissioner failed to gain support from the Executive Council, Warden Michelle Edmark is back as Commissioner William Hart’s chief of staff.
Department of Corrections Commissioner William Hart is pulling Warden Michelle Edmark’s controversial nomination to be assistant commissioner after meetings last week with department staff.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that Portsmouth must give $150,000 back pay to fired Portsmouth Police Officer Aaron Goodwin, who got in trouble for pressuring an elderly woman to leave him her $2.7 million fortune.