NH Man Who Helped Cover Up Mont Vernon Murder Granted Parole
Autumn Savoy admitted helping convicted killers Steven Spader and Christopher Gribble dump bloody clothing.
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Autumn Savoy admitted helping convicted killers Steven Spader and Christopher Gribble dump bloody clothing.
More than 100 golfers took part in the Kimberly Cates Memorial Scholarship Fund Golf Tournament Friday at the Amherst Country Club.
One of the five men convicted in one of the most vicious crimes in New Hampshire history, is now serving out his sentence in New Jersey.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has rejected the appeal of a man who sought to reverse his conviction for the murder of a woman hacked to death with a machete.
A New Hampshire man convicted of hacking to death a woman and maiming her daughter in a 2009 home invasion was sentenced once again Friday to life in prison without parole, plus 76 years.
A New Hampshire man seeking to reverse his conviction for the murder of a woman hacked to death with a machete and knife in her home will have his case argued next month before the state Supreme Court.
Police are still searching for a man who broke into a Mont Vernon home and sexually assaulted a woman.
It will be months before a New Hampshire man who wielded a machete in a deadly home invasion in Mont Vernon gets to make his case for a reduced sentence because he was 17 at the time.
Lawyers for a man convicted of slashing a woman to death with a machete and maiming her 11-year-old daughter during a home invasion want to have his life sentence reduced.
Steven Spader was just 17 when he and Christopher Gribble murdered Kimberly Cates in a gruesome machete attack and home invasion.
The man who lost his wife in a vicous home invasion two years ago in Mont Vernon, New Hampshire announced a new scholarship in his wife's honor on Wednesday.
Gov. John Lynch is expected to sign a bill, prompted by a machete and knife attack that killed a mother in her bed, to expand New Hampshire's death penalty.
A New Hampshire man who pleaded guilty to hiding evidence in a home invasion and machete attack is going to prison.
A New Hampshire man convicted in a deadly home invasion is going to appeal his conviction.
Two teenagers who heard screams and pleas but did nothing to stop the machete and knife attacks that killed a New Hampshire mother and maimed her 11-year-old daughter were sentenced Monday to decades in prison for their roles in the home invasion.
It appears the five men who were part of one of the most vicious crimes in New Hampshire history, may all wind up at the same prison.
A jury quickly found Christopher Gribble guilty of first-degree murder Friday in the brutal 2009 Mont Vernon home invasion.
Jurors in a deadly New Hampshire home invasion and machete attack trial are listening to recordings of the admitted killer detailing the crimes.
Prosecutors are presenting their case in the trial of a New Hampshire man who has admitted being part of a deadly knife and machete attack on a Mont Vernon woman.
The former girlfriend of a New Hampshire man serving a life sentence for his role in the 2009 home invasion killing of a woman and maiming of her daughter says she used to call the suspect on trial now "Creepy Chris."
The New Hampshire man who has admitted being part of the deadly knife and machete attack on a woman and her 11-year-old daughter finished testifying Wednesday.
The insanity defense can be a risky strategy, says attorney and former prosecutor Jennifer Roman commenting on the Christopher Gribble trial.
The murder defendant in a deadly New Hampshire home invasion and machete attack took the stand on Tuesday for a second day of testimony. Christopher Gribble was expected to discuss gruesome details of the killing.
A New Hampshire man charged in a deadly 2009 home invasion and machete attack took the witness stand Monday afternoon.
