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Authorities identify woman found dead in Hampstead but say a cause of death remains under investigation

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office has released the identity of the woman found dead in Hampstead, however the events leading up to her death remains under investigation.

According to officials the state medical examiner’s office has identified the deceased as Brittney Hoehn,33, who body was found inside her home on Merryfield Lane.

As for a cause of death, officials say they need more time to conduct a further analysis as Hoehn’s case is the subject of an active investigation but also note that there is no threat to the public at this time.

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