Courts & Corrections
Clegg Double Murder Trial Opens with Defense Questioning Evidence
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Police don’t have evidence linking Logan Clegg to the murders of Concord couple Djeswende and Stephen Reid, his attorney Caroline Smith told jurors.
Courts & Corrections
State Calling Dead Witness To Testify Against Accused Double Murderer Timothy Verrill
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Verrill’s lawyer Meredith Lugo filed a motion to dismiss the case this week after lawyers with the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office signaled they would call Stephen Clough to give testimony in the upcoming trial, despite the fact Clough died in a motorcycle accident this summer.
Courts & Corrections
Laconia Woman Won’t Back Down from Nazi Threat
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Vandals hit a building at the former Laconia State School property sometime over the weekend of Sept. 15 through Sept. 17, when the Jewish community worldwide celebrates the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah. They painted swastikas and other Nazi slogans, and they named her in their hate slogans.
Courts & Corrections
NH Head of Neo-Nazi Group NSC-131 Died from Drug Overdose
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Leo Cullinan, head of the New Hampshire branch of Neo Nazi organization NSC-131, died from a lethal combination of fentanyl and methamphetamine, according to his official death certificate.
Courts & Corrections
Accused YDC Abuser’s Criminal Case Remains in Limbo
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It’s been more than a year since a judge first ordered the competency evaluation for alleged Sununu Youth Development Center abuser Frank Davis, only to have to reissue the order because the evaluation never happened.
Courts & Corrections
Lost Hope: YDC Victims Frustrated by Lack of AG Prosecution
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Moon, Pinard, and Ricker all filed civil lawsuits against the state under Jane Doe pseudonyms, but have decided to drop their anonymity because of the man they say raped them.
Health & Mental Health
Child Advocate: NH Boys Targeted for Retaliation at Tennessee Facility
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The boys who told New Hampshire’s Child Advocate Casandra Sanchez about the abusive conditions inside the Bledsoe Youth Academy were targeted for retaliation by angry staff.
Courts & Corrections
Massachusetts Releases Cop Discipline Database, Much More Detailed Than NH’s
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Massachusetts residents for the first time can find out if the police officers they pay for protection have even been caught misbehaving on the job.
Business & Economy
NH Supreme Court Orders Nashua To Hand Over Assessing Emails
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This week the New Hampshire Supreme Court sided with Laurie Ortolano in her latest quest to get answers out of the City’s assessing department, and the high court called out Nashua officials’ excuse they did not have access to emails Ortolano was seeking.