Following the guilty verdict in the Adam Montgomery murder trial, New Hampshire Judge Amy Messer has ordered his mandatory appearance for sentencing on May 9th. Prosecutors cited state law, noting that Harmony Montgomery’s family and other victims intended to provide impact statements in court. Defense attorney Caroline Smith requested Montgomery’s absence, citing his claim of innocence. However, Judge Messer denied the request, emphasizing the applicability of the law. Montgomery was convicted of numerous charges related to Harmony’s death, including second-degree murder and abuse of a corpse. He is currently serving prison time for unrelated firearm charges. The sentencing hearing will address the devastating impact of Montgomery’s actions on Harmony’s family and the community.
NH Judge Orders Adam Montgomery’s Appearance for Sentencing in Harmony Montgomery Murder Case
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