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Britany Barron was doing what her husband told her to do when she cut the head off of her dead lover and dumped his body in a stream, and Judge Peter Bornstein said that’s reason enough to keep her in jail pending trial.
Prosecutors say Britany Barron passed on a chance to save the life of her lover, Jonathan Amerault, moments before her husband, Armando Barron shot and killed him.
The way it works, the governor nominates an attorney general and he or she has to be confirmed by the elected, five-member Executive Council. The Republican governor, now entering his third term, has a 4-1 Republican majority in the Executive Council for the first time in two years.
Investigators are seeking to speak with Timothy Johnson, age 38, regarding the death of Jean Lascelle. Mr. Johnson was last seen in front of 351 Chestnut Street at approximately 8:39 a.m. and is believed to be on foot.
Manchester police are involved in an active investigation of a shooting incident that occurred at about 8:45 a.m. Saturday at 351 Chestnut Street, according to a news release.
Prosecutors are expected to start looking for evidence in social media posts connected to Britany Barron, Armando Barron, and Jonathan Amerault, according to court records.
Deputy Attorney General Jane E. Young announces the arrest today of Circuit Court Judge Julie A. Introcaso, age 56, of Bedford, New Hampshire on several felony and misdemeanor charges.
Jason Riddle, the Keene man who allegedly took part in the Jan. 6 mob action at the U.S. Capitol, apologized to federal Judge Andrea Johnstone during his removal hearing on Tuesday.
Police disciplinary hearings before the New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council need to be public, according to advocates testifying in Concord on Monday.