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Exclusive: Damien Fisher Breaks New Details of a 2017 New Hampshire Murder

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Exclusive: Damien Fisher Breaks New Details of a 2017 New Hampshire Murder

Indepth NH Investigative Reporter Damien Fisher shares a breaking story surrounding the 2017 Stoddard homicide investigation involving a domestic situation and a police officer’s suicide. Recent reviews of the case have exposed many concerns and potential improprieties.

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