CRIMEJun 11 · 16:31 UTCWTOP DCWTOP Staff

New Hampshire court reverses father’s murder conviction in case of missing 5-year-old girl

The New Hampshire Supreme Court reversed Adam Montgomery's second-degree murder conviction for his 5-year-old daughter's death, ruling that combining the assault charge with murder evidence risked an unfair trial. The court upheld other charges but sent the murder case back for retrial.

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