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Laurie List’s Legacy: They are called Exculpatory Evidence Schedules now, but InDepthNH.org continues its investigative reporting on the secret list that contains the names of law enforcement officers in New Hampshire who have a history of dishonesty, excessive force or mental instability. Catch up on our reporting here.
The latest public version of the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule, also known as the Laurie List, includes former Winchester Police Chief Mike Tollett, who was dismissed by the town in 2021.
The names of two more police officers have been added to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Exculpatory Evidence Schedule’s public list, also known as the Laurie List, though it is unclear if the new public disclosures are entirely intentional.
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The new names released are: Concord Police Officer Brian Neal, Bath Police Officer Dennis MacKay, Dover Police Officer Killian Kendrup, Claremont Police Officer Justin Leach, and Dover Police Officer James Yeradi.
Former Hancock Police Chief Andrew Wood, fired for allegedly double dipping on his timecards, is now charged with felonies for theft.
Gordon MacRae, the Catholic priest now serving a state prison sentence after he pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting four boys, once claimed in a lawsuit that the evidence against him was destroyed by a zealous investigator out to railroad him.
A judge has granted retired Nashua police officer Anthony Pivero’s motion to litigate in his own name the lawsuit he filed seeking to have his name removed from the Laurie List, which is now called the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule.
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The state courts are violating their own rules by sealing all Laurie List lawsuits, according to a ruling in one lawsuit involving a police officer trying to get off the list.