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Thomas Kelley’s career with the Department of Corrections ended in 2023 with his firing for reportedly stealing a letter sent by a prisoner to court officials detailing Kelley’s abusive behavior toward inmates.
Harvard Medical School wants to pay $53 million to the families of people whose cadavers were mutilated by former morgue staffer Cedric Lodge, and then sold as parts online.
Convicted sexual abuser James Woodlock says new information that’s come to light since he was found guilty could upend his verdicts, but what that information might be isn’t public.
It’s not a radical idea for New Hampshire to declare independence and leave the United States, said NH Exit’s Carla Gericke.
Setting aside the time he was fired from the Claremont Police Department after an internal investigation into his inappropriate relationship with a teen girl, and the subsequent investigation into his threats of rape, murder, and a mass shooting, Republican Jon Stone told InDepthNH.org he’s the right man to represent Claremont again as a NH State Representative.
A document obtained by InDepthNH.org from the New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council shows Chesterfield Police Chief Lance Rouse claimed that he finished an internal affairs investigation two months before informing the investigation’s target.
Breaking the seal on federal action, U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander (D-2nd Congressional District) is calling for a federal investigation into current and historic abuses inside the Sununu Youth Services Center, formerly called the Youth Development Center or YDC.
But his alleged victim, Bonnie Sitomer, isn’t taking chances that Stone and his legal team will delay the trial again. Sitomer recently hired a lawyer to send a letter Carroll County Attorney Keith Blair asking for a speedy trial.
When Chesterfield Police Lt. John Ciarcia tried to stop Chief Lance Rouse from illegally underpaying the department’s staff, Ciarcia was put on leave, investigated on trumped up charges, and finally fired after a kangaroo-court style hearing with the town’s Selectmen, according to Ciarcia’s new lawsuit.