NH NH - Tammy Belanger, 8, Exeter, 13 Nov 1984

[Richard]

Victor Wonyetye, Suspect in disappearance of Tammy Belanger
Inmate DC # 621378 - Wonyetye, Victor G.
White Male; Black & Gray Hair; Brown Eyes; 6'0'; 215 pounds.
Born: 7 May 1943 Died: December 2012

LINKS:

Episode Thirty Six - Tammy Belanger - 1984 - NH — Wicked Deeds Podcast

www.wickeddeedspodcast.com

WONYETYE GUILTY, JURY SAYS

Convicted child molester Victor Wonyetye Jr. faces up to 43 years in prison after a jury on Wednesday convicted him of 16 charges related to peering into a bedroom window for sexual arousal. Wonyet…

www.sun-sentinel.com

CONVICTED CHILD RAPIST, VICTOR G. WONYETYE

Convicted child rapist, current Florida inmate, but soon to be released from prison, Victor G. Wonyetye is suspected in the abduction of Tammy Belanger and Christy Luna. Let's put pressure on Florida to keep him behind bars, where he belongs, for the 60-years he was sentenced to serve. Does...

www.angelfire.com

State v. Wonyetye

State v. Wonyetye - 122 N.H. 39

law.justia.com

 

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4 Unidentified Person Exclusions

 

[Grace503]

I was 5 yrs old and lived right down the street when this happened. I rember growing up hearing people comment and always seeing flyers even as years past. I also found out some trouble some information about a man who married my grandmother. They lived on hall place and my mom and I lived there as well. His name was John and from the stories he was a bad man. My mother said one day a bunch of police from all over showed up and arrested him something to do with children. Over the years I kept wondering about Tammy and today I wonder if he ever was questioned. I have looked him up but being so long ago can't find any files about him and that's odd. My grandmother divorced that week and never went back to the house again. She did ask my mom about a lock box if she could get into the box my mom bought the exact box and the key happened to work for John's box. My grandmother never told her what she found and I don't know if she ever told anyone besides my mom about the box. This was about 1984 1986 time frame. Not sure if any of this is even remotely helpful. My mom said he was arrested because of stuff having to do with children but that's all she ever said.

 

[cheshire84]

I was 5 yrs old and lived right down the street when this happened. I rember growing up hearing people comment and always seeing flyers even as years past. I also found out some trouble some information about a man who married my grandmother. They lived on hall place and my mom and I lived there as well. His name was John and from the stories he was a bad man. My mother said one day a bunch of police from all over showed up and arrested him something to do with children. Over the years I kept wondering about Tammy and today I wonder if he ever was questioned. I have looked him up but being so long ago can't find any files about him and that's odd. My grandmother divorced that week and never went back to the house again. She did ask my mom about a lock box if she could get into the box my mom bought the exact box and the key happened to work for John's box. My grandmother never told her what she found and I don't know if she ever told anyone besides my mom about the box. This was about 1984 1986 time frame. Not sure if any of this is even remotely helpful. My mom said he was arrested because of stuff having to do with children but that's all she ever said.

@Grace503 I would love to hear more about this!

 

[Pennysmom1]

Nov 12, 2024

Tammy Belanger's disappearance remains a mystery 40 years later

The mysterious disappearance of the 8-year-old Exeter girl on Nov. 13, 1984, shook the community to its core and struck fear in many parents and their children.

www.unionleader.com

 

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The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

By bringing people, information, forensic science and technology together, NamUs helps resolve cases.

www.namus.gov

 

[ThunderFist]

I feel I should apologize for something I posted several times here and in threads involving Christy Luna. I read in a source or two, both newspaper websites, years ago that Victor Wonyetye had confessed to eight to twelve inmates, I believe in New Hampshire, that he had raped, strangled and murdered two 8-year-old girls. I had shared this numerous times because I felt it was some pretty solid evidence against Wonyetye, and since it came from newspapers, the sources seemed credible enough,and I felt it was something people needed to know who may not be aware of it already. However, I have since read elsewhere, and I cannot remember where I read it, that the inmates later admitted that they made it up, possibly for attention. I now take the testimony of the inmates with a grain of salt, and I want to apologize for sharing it as I did before in light of the inmates making it up.