NH-Mass Shooting at Sky Meadow Country Club, 2 suspects fled scene, 21 September 2025

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NASHUA, N.H. —
Multiple people were shot at Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua and two suspect fled that are armed, police said.

Nashua Police told News 9 that were multiple gun shot victims at Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua.

Two suspects fled the scene and are armed and considered a threat to the public, police said.

 
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Steve is live

 
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There was a wedding reception today/tonight.
It actually always makes me a little nervous in the standard wedding vows when they ask if there is anyone present who has reason to believe that the couple should not be united in holy matrimony....it would never be a "good" i.e. pleasant reason....
 
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Eyewitness to the shooting in Nashua New Hampshire tonight tells 7news he smashed a chair over the shooters head seconds after the suspect opened fire in the restaurant…his dramatic story tonight on 7news.

 
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The DJ/witness account to news media: Shooter first shot someone in the Restaurant, there a male crashed a chair over the shooter. Shooter then went into the kitchen. Shooter was dazed, bleeding from the head and then went on into the ballroom. 6'3" and skinny in all black with a backpack. "looked like the kind of guy who would do this". The wedding reception had just started.

The shooter flipped off wedding guests off and said "The kids are ok" and "Free Palestine" to them. He walked on the dance floor at one point. The DJ told everyone to go flee into the kitchen.

From Steve on Agenda Free TV, linked upthread, he is still live.
 
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Also per Steve. The victim was a 35 year old male who was shot in the face.
 
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According to the AG's office, one man entered the country club and fired several gunshots. A man was shot and killed and several other people were wounded.
At least half a dozen other people were taken to Nashua area hospitals with injuries that were not gunshot-related, sources told News 9 Investigates. Many were injured in the chaos of the shooting.
 
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I looked up the definition of first-degree murder in the state of New Hampshire. (I excluded the part about fetus as it does not apply to this case but it's at the link if anyone is interested in that off-topic portion of the definition):

I. A person is guilty of murder in the first degree if he:
(a) Purposely causes the death of another; or
(b) Knowingly causes the death of:
(1) Another before, after, while engaged in the commission of, or while attempting to commit felonious sexual assault as defined in RSA 632-A:3;
(2) Another before, after, while engaged in the commission of, or while attempting to commit robbery or burglary while armed with a deadly weapon, the death being caused by the use of such weapon;
(3) Another in perpetrating or attempting to perpetrate arson as defined in RSA 634:1, I, II, or III;
(4) The president or president-elect or vice-president or vice-president-elect of the United States, the governor or governor-elect of New Hampshire or any state or any member or member-elect of the congress of the United States, or any candidate for such office after such candidate has been nominated at his party's primary, when such killing is motivated by knowledge of the foregoing capacity of the victim.
II. For the purpose of RSA 630:1-a, I(a), "purposely" shall mean that the actor's conscious object is the death of another, and that his act or acts in furtherance of that object were deliberate and premeditated.
III. A person convicted of a murder in the first degree shall be sentenced to life imprisonment and shall not be eligible for parole at any time.

 
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I looked up the definition of first-degree murder in the state of New Hampshire. (I excluded the part about fetus as it does not apply to this case but it's at the link if anyone is interested in that off-topic portion of the definition):

I. A person is guilty of murder in the first degree if he:
(a) Purposely causes the death of another;
or
(b) Knowingly causes the death of:
(1) Another before, after, while engaged in the commission of, or while attempting to commit felonious sexual assault as defined in RSA 632-A:3;
(2) Another before, after, while engaged in the commission of, or while attempting to commit robbery or burglary while armed with a deadly weapon, the death being caused by the use of such weapon;
(3) Another in perpetrating or attempting to perpetrate arson as defined in RSA 634:1, I, II, or III;
(4) The president or president-elect or vice-president or vice-president-elect of the United States, the governor or governor-elect of New Hampshire or any state or any member or member-elect of the congress of the United States, or any candidate for such office after such candidate has been nominated at his party's primary, when such killing is motivated by knowledge of the foregoing capacity of the victim.
II. For the purpose of RSA 630:1-a, I(a), "purposely" shall mean that the actor's conscious object is the death of another, and that his act or acts in furtherance of that object were deliberate and premeditated.
III. A person convicted of a murder in the first degree shall be sentenced to life imprisonment and shall not be eligible for parole at any time.

BBM:

Exactly.

Traveling to and entering a public premises with a loaded firearm (deliberation/premeditation) and shooting at people with a lethal weapon (purposely) while shouting political messages meets that statutory definition of first degree murder.

Charges should and I predict will be upgraded.

JMO.
 
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On Saturday, Sept. 20, officers responded to reports of a man who entered the Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua and “fired several gunshots,” killing one man and injuring several others, Attorney General John M. Formella said in a New Hampshire Department of Justice (NHDJO) press release.
 
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Been following. This one hits close to home. I grew up in MA near the MA/NH border not too far from Nashua where this atrocity happened, went to college in NH, married and settled here on the NH coast just a bit north of the MA border.

Just a little context for those maybe not familiar with the area, NH is a beautiful state as is the whole area of New England. Many of us native NE’ers refer as being from
sweet New England! Alot of people move here as it’s not only beautiful, it’s rated as one of the safest areas to live with several NE states, NH being one of them, that are ranked at the top of safest states to live in the U.S.. Safest States in the US 2025
Just goes to show that these senseless acts of violence can happen anywhere, even in the safest states/areas. Absolutely nowhere is safe anymore. Sad and scary.

Glad this unhinged lunatic mass shooter/killer was id’d and detained quickly. Sad thing is, for every one of these lunatic mass shooters caught, another one somewhere out there is planning their own mass attack/assault on unsuspecting innocent people just trying to live their lives going about their day. Sickening.

All over the country, so much carnage and innocent lives lost. Injured and other surviving victims and communities traumatized likely for life. Tragic. I am so sick of this senseless violence happening on an almost daily basis across the U.S.. It’s insane, absolute madness!
As I said recently on another mass shooting thread, we live in a cesspool society that’s in desperate need of cleanup. STAT.

My condolences to the deceased victim’s family and friends.
Thoughts and prayers are with all the surviving victims’, their families, friends, and the community.

RIP Mr. DeCesare

IMO
 
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On Saturday, Sept. 20, officers responded to reports of a man who entered the Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua and “fired several gunshots,” killing one man and injuring several others, Attorney General John M. Formella said in a New Hampshire Department of Justice (NHDJO) press release.
There is another thread here already---I'll go find it...brb


 

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