The widow of a murdered Manchester man was caught deleting emails from her joint account with the accused killer while being interviewed by police inside the Lawrence, Mass., police station, according to court testimony. READ MORE
DCYF’s charge is to investigate cases of abuse and neglect and to work with families and children involved in such instances. Ideally the investigation of a case is completed in 60 days but sometimes a case can be so complex that it takes much longer.
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A Grand Jury considers evidence presented by the County Attorney or the Attorney General and decides whether there is sufficient evidence to formally charge a person with committing a crime. A grand jury does not decide a person’s guilt or innocence. These indictments are part of the public record and released monthly. READ MORE
Gov. Chris Sununu has ordered the state Division of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) to start an “immediate review” of the case of 7-year-old Harmony Montgomery, who has been missing for more than two years. READ MORE
With a search for 7-year-old Harmony Montgomery ongoing for weeks now, the question still being asked, but for which the answer remains elusive, is how does a child go missing for more than two years and neither police nor child protection services know about it? READ MORE
MANCHESTER, NH – The stepmother of Harmony Montgomery, missing for more than two years, is facing new charges. Kayla Montgomery, 31, whose 7-year-old stepdaughter is the subject of a full-scale missing child investigation, is now READ MORE
After reviewing the file and speaking with DHHS, O’Neill said not only is Montgomery being charged with a class A felony charge of theft by deception, but she is also going to be facing an additional eight misdemeanor charges under RSA 167:17-b, I(a). That statute concerns obtaining public assistance and/or food stamps through fraud. READ MORE
The stepmother of a missing child is asking the court for another bail hearing because her attorney says a state prosecutor told him the felony welfare fraud charge she is facing is unfounded, although she may be charged with a lesser offense. READ MORE
Kayla Montgomery, 31, step-mother to a missing 7-year-old Manchester girl, was arrested Wednesday for welfare fraud accusing her of obtaining $2,450 in food stamps for the child when she wasn’t living with the family. READ MORE
Harmony Montgomery, last seen more than two years ago when she was 5, endured abuse at the hands of her father, now under arrest for assaulting her in the summer of 2019 and concealing her whereabouts from both police and child protective services, according to court documents. READ MORE
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