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La gobernadora Kelly Ayotte dice que está muy consternada al saber que la policía de Berlin no hizo suficiente para proteger a Marisol Fuentes en julio.
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Adam Montgomery, who was sentenced to more than 50 years in prison for killing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony Montgomery, alleges that his trial was unfair.
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“From the time Harmony was placed with her father in February 2019 until the date of her death in December 2019, Harmony endured breath-taking abuse and neglect by her father, leading ultimately to Harmony’s homicide,” she alleges in the wrongful death lawsuit filed Monday in Hillsborough County Superior Court Northern District.
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The New Hampshire Attorney General’s office has paid more than $10 million since July to settle cases involving the death of three children in the state’s care.
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New Hampshire is one of just a few states that do not prohibit a person convicted of murder from profiting off the death or inheriting from their victim’s estate.
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Movimiento Juvenil de NH demanda nueva ley de ID de votantes. Partido Libertario de NH defiende su publicación. Candidatas a gobernadora discuten sus planes de turismo.
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The lawsuit alleges systemic failures by New Hampshire's child protection system.
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Montgomery was convicted of killing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony. The new sentence will be added on to another sentence he began last year on unrelated gun charges.
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A New Hampshire judge has ruled that a 5-year-old girl missing since 2019 is legally dead and her mother can become administrator of her estate.
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Kayla Montgomery is expected to be released in May, days before her husband is scheduled to be sentenced after a jury found him guilty in the murder of 5-year-old Harmony Montgomery.