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Three New Hampshire men have been charged in connection with a conspiracy to harass and intimidate two New Hampshire journalists employed by New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR).
The evidence in this case established that Mr. Milligan fabricated handwritten warnings purportedly issued during a September 1, 2022, New Hampshire Office of Highway Safety traffic enforcement detail (“OHS detail”) and generated these fictitious warnings by using information obtained through the State Police On-Line Telecommunications System.
Robert Eastman is alleged to have recklessly caused the death of Laurie MacLellan under circumstances manifesting an extreme indifference to the value of human life by stabbing her in the face and abdomen with a knife.
Nathan Carman of Vernon, Vt., who has been facing federal charges of murdering his mother on the high seas and multiple swindles, is dead.
Human heads, faces, skin, bones, brains and various organs stolen from cadavers donated to the Harvard Medical School were sold online through a criminal ring of macabre entrepreneurs that allegedly includes the now former manager of the Harvard morgue.
The name of the inmate who was seriously injured was not released because of the policy at the U.S. Attorney’s Office, which “respects the privacy and rights of all victims (including incarcerated victims). We also have obligations under the Crime Victims’ Rights Act,” said Jessica A. Kuron, public affairs officer.
Troopers Nicholas Levesque, Nicholas Cyr, and Michael Cedrone of the New Hampshire State Police were legally justified in the use of deadly force when each officer discharged their firearm.
A Maine man pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court in Concord to cyberstalking an eight-year-old child, U.S. Attorney Jane E. Young announces.
Something is better than nothing, the House said Thursday as it approved watered-down language on landfill siting near water bodies.