takeitfromme412
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The hearing isn't being held in Carroll County that's why it is not on the docket
I don't think I have ever followed a kidnapping case before. Do they always station a police officer at the home where the victim was held until the case goes to trial?
No. LE disassembled his property because they either searching for something very specific which they haven't found yet or they haven't found anything yet.I don't think I have ever followed a kidnapping case before. Do they always station a police officer at the home where the victim was held until the case goes to trial?
No. LE disassembled his property because they either searching for something very specific which they haven't found yet or they haven't found anything yet.
On what do you base that opinion?I am going more with this. They have had more than a week to search on trailer and storage container. My guess right now is that they have not found even close to what they were looking for.
That's not good. What case was that? (I only follow a handful on here.)
On what do you base that opinion?
No. LE disassembled his property because they either searching for something very specific which they haven't found yet or they haven't found anything yet.
I am going more with this. They have had more than a week to search on trailer and storage container. My guess right now is that they have not found even close to what they were looking for.
I don't think I have ever followed a kidnapping case before. Do they always station a police officer at the home where the victim was held until the case goes to trial?
Mainly the fact that they have had well over a week to search a trailer, and also because the state is desperate to keep any information regarding the search sealed, even from the defendant who is constitutionally entitled to much of it.
I know people are really loving how tough they are being on this guy, but right now, under the law, he is considered innocent. What he has been charged with so far, does not seem like enough to literally take his home away from him. He has been charged with one crime that carries a maximum sentence of 7 years. I have yet to see any photos of LE carrying evidence from his house in a body bag.
Surely everyone can see that this is very out of the ordinary?
is there a live feed for this emergency hearing? I can't find one. not that I can view it anyway but was hoping one of you could throw some carrots my way...
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This is how we do things here in NH. It isn't out of the ordinary in this state. Not at all. The investigation is ongoing. While it is ongoing they are not going to release any info, photos or evidence. That's why in NH the Attorney General's office and NH State Police investigate major crimes as one unit.
I am not saying that the STATE would release photos; I am talking about the press. I have seen photos of them boxing up "biohazard" stuff, and I have seen photos of them carrying stuff in and out of the house, so surely if they had found a bunch of bodies on the property, we would have seen the ubiquitous body bag photos.
Mainly the fact that they have had well over a week to search a trailer, and also because the state is desperate to keep any information regarding the search sealed, even from the defendant who is constitutionally entitled to much of it.
I know people are really loving how tough they are being on this guy, but right now, under the law, he is considered innocent. What he has been charged with so far, does not seem like enough to literally take his home away from him. He has been charged with one crime that carries a maximum sentence of 7 years. I have yet to see any photos of LE carrying evidence from his house in a body bag.
Surely everyone can see that this is very out of the ordinary?