More than 4 years after her murder, Harmony Montgomery is officially declared dead
Harmony Montgomery has been declared dead and her mother appointed the administrator of her estate, according to an order issued by a Probate Court judge. READ MORE
Harmony Montgomery has been declared dead and her mother appointed the administrator of her estate, according to an order issued by a Probate Court judge. READ MORE
Delker sentenced DeLee to 27 years to life on the second-degree murder charge and credited him with 406 days of pre-trial confinement. He was given a 3 to 6-year consecutive sentence on the reckless conduct charge. Delker said “it was a miracle” no one else was injured given the number of people outside the club that night. READ MORE
Kayla Montgomery, 33, is expected to be released on May 3, days before Adam Montgomery is to be sentenced on murder and other charges. While on parole, she is to complete various programs including substance abuse treatment. For the first few months, she will be under intense parole supervision. READ MORE
Three people face the prospect of life in prison after being indicted on charges connected to the overdose deaths of two people, one in 2022 and the other in 2023. READ MORE
The Hillsborough County Grand Jury on Feb. 23 returned indictments against Sophie Ross of Housatonic, Mass., Bridget Shergalis of Dayville, Conn., and Calla Walsh of Cambridge, Mass., for their roles in the November 20, 2023, attack on Elbit Systems of America in Merrimack. READ MORE
“I’m finally feeling relieved that there’s some justice being served,” said Crystal Sorey, the mother of 5-year-old Harmony Montgomery, outside the courthouse. She doesn’t use the Montgomery surname for her daughter anymore, she said, but refers to her as Harmony Renee, using her middle name. READ MORE
A jury is deliberating the guilt or innocence of Adam Montgomery, accused of beating his 5-year-old daughter to death, hiding her body for months, and then disposing of it, after hearing testimony over 10 days in Hillsborough County Superior Court North. READ MORE
The state on Tuesday rested its case against Adam Montgomery, after playing a recording of a call he made from the Valley Street jail saying investigators wasted taxpayers’ dollars in conducting searches and following up on tips from “nut jobs.” READ MORE
A reluctant witness, a possible new mystery witness, and Adam Montgomery making an appearance in the courtroom on video, not in person, was only a portion of what happened Friday in Hillsborough County Superior Court North. READ MORE
Adam Montgomery, who hasn’t been in court since the second day of his trial, has the right to not be there, but the move is rare and won’t help him get acquitted, according to legal experts. READ MORE
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