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Adam Montgomery headed back to NH for retrial of his murder conviction (opens the original)
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Adam Montgomery, who is incarcerated in a prison in western Virginia, is set to return to New Hampshire to attend a scheduling conference next month involving a retrial on a second-degree murder charge in the death of his 5- year-old daughter, Harmony. Montgomeryâs return is expected on or around Aug. 18, according to court documents filed by the state Attorney Generalâs Office. Montgomery, 36, asked a judge to order the Department of Corrections to have him brought back to New Hampshire and
Adam Montgomery asks to return to NH for retrial (opens the original)
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Adam Montgomery is shown during a May 2024 court hearing. Adam Montgomery wants to return to New Hampshire to appear at a scheduling conference for a pending retrial on a second-degree murder charge in the death of his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony. He is being held at Keen Mountain Correctional Center in Oakwood, Virginia. Montgomery, through the New Hampshire Public Defenderâs Office, said the conference scheduled for next month ârequires his attendance.â He has requested to remain in New
Supreme Court denies pitch to reinstate Adam Montgomery's conviction (opens the original)
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court will not reconsider its decision to reverse the second-degree murder conviction of Adam Montgomery, who allegedly beat his daughter, Harmony, to death in 2019, according to an order issued earlier this month. Montgomery, 36, was found guilty after a three-week trial in February 2024. The Attorney Generalâs Office last month said it plans to seek a retrial on the murder charge. A scheduling conference is set to take place on Aug. 14 at Hillsborough County Superio
Supreme Court denies pitch to reinstate Adam Montgomery's conviction (opens the original)
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court will not reconsider its decision to reverse the second-degree murder conviction of Adam Montgomery, who allegedly beat his daughter, Harmony, to death in 2019, according to an order issued earlier this month. Montgomery, 36, was found guilty after a three-week trial in February 2024. The Attorney Generalâs Office last month said it plans to seek a retrial on the murder charge. A scheduling conference is set to take place on Aug. 14 at Hillsborough County Superio
Robert Tulloch resentencing hearing begins Monday in 2001 Dartmouth professors' killings (opens the original)
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Over the past few years, Robert Tulloch started showing more remorse for the killing of two Dartmouth professors in 2001 for some quick cash. He hopes to one day get out of prison after pleading guilty to first-degree murder, a crime he committed at 17 years old. The 43-year-old has spent 25 years behind bars so far and is seeking to reduce his two life-without-parole sentences, in light of a 2012 U.S. Supreme Court decision. A resentencing hearing is scheduled to begin on Monday and is expected
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