NH NH- Michael Mowry III, 19, shot to death in his bedroom during a home invasion, Rochester, Labor Day weekend, '20,* Poss. 4 adult masked suspects* .

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Aug 26, 2024

NH authorities seeking public’s help in 2020 cold case homicide - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7News

ROCHESTER, N.H. (WHDH) - New Hampshire’s attorney general is asking for assistance in solving a cold case. Michael Mowry III, 19, was killed on Labor<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/nh-authorities-seeking-publics-help-in-2020-cold-case-homicide/">Read More</a>

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August 26, 2024
'Michael Mowry III, 19, was killed on Labor Day weekend in 2020.

Investigators recently publicly confirmed Mowry was shot to death inside his bedroom during a home invasion in Rochester. The attorney general’s office said they believe the robbery was carried out by “four male adult suspects wearing masks”.

Authorities believe that the men responsible have ties to Haverhill, Mass. and the greater Merrimack Valley area.'

 

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Investigators now say they've identified a vehicle used by the masked individuals to flee the incident and believe the men responsible for the murder have ties to Haverhill, Massachusetts, or the greater Merrimack Valley area.

Other young residents who lived at the home with Mowry have been interviewed and are not considered suspects, according to the attorney general's office.

“Mikie was a generous and loving kid who cherished his family, especially his three younger brothers, who really looked up to him," Mowry's mother, Aimee Lussier, said in a statement shared by the attorney general's office. "He was incredibly affectionate and gave the best hugs. When we told him we loved him, he always responded, 'I love you more.’ He had just moved into his first apartment and had everything to look forward to. He loved playing baseball and was in talks with a coach from Great Bay about playing for their team. Now, we will never see him play baseball or witness the adult he would have grown into. The agony of his murder has been unbearable, made even harder because we don’t know who did this or why."

Investigators seek tips in unsolved murder of NH teen found shot to death in his bedroom

Investigators are asking for tips in the 2020 unsolved murder of a New Hampshire teen found shot to death in his bedroom. New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella issued a plea Monday for the public to share any information that could aid in the 2020 Labor Day weekend homicide of 19-year-old...

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Investigators now say they've identified a vehicle used by the masked individuals to flee the incident and believe the men responsible for the murder have ties to Haverhill, Massachusetts, or the greater Merrimack Valley area.

Other young residents who lived at the home with Mowry have been interviewed and are not considered suspects, according to the attorney general's office.

“Mikie was a generous and loving kid who cherished his family, especially his three younger brothers, who really looked up to him," Mowry's mother, Aimee Lussier, said in a statement shared by the attorney general's office. "He was incredibly affectionate and gave the best hugs. When we told him we loved him, he always responded, 'I love you more.’ He had just moved into his first apartment and had everything to look forward to. He loved playing baseball and was in talks with a coach from Great Bay about playing for their team. Now, we will never see him play baseball or witness the adult he would have grown into. The agony of his murder has been unbearable, made even harder because we don’t know who did this or why."

Investigators seek tips in unsolved murder of NH teen found shot to death in his bedroom

Investigators are asking for tips in the 2020 unsolved murder of a New Hampshire teen found shot to death in his bedroom. New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella issued a plea Monday for the public to share any information that could aid in the 2020 Labor Day weekend homicide of 19-year-old...

www.nbcboston.com

The Haverhill--Lowell--Lawrence area is trouble. Lots of drugs and drug lords...
But why the home invasion in Rochester????
Rochester can be rough, too.... but not like the area in Massachusetts....

best to say moo.
but easy to find out.