Looks like they've charged someone...The cops work fast in this part of the world.
http://www.wmur.com/news/13613053/detail.html
http://www.wmur.com/news/13613053/detail.html
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Double Shooting at Army Barracks in Conway, NH
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shooting suspect has long history
just released from Maine State Prison in May - I am headed to Conway this weekend!
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just released from Maine State Prison in May - I am headed to Conway this weekend!
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/storie...TE&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2007-07-03-21-40-16
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I just got this update from someone here in my PM and they asked me to post it:
"It was 3 people killed 2 from Massachusetts and the other was James Walker a close friend of mine who managed that store. Fryeburg police caught the suspect on some railroad tracks and was being held on a warrant and was later charged with the 3 murders.
If you can please post on that bulletin because it won't let me. That the Army Barracks is accepting any donations at there locations. you can also mail a check to the James Walker Memorial Fund at the Army Barracks Headquarters in Salem Mass. www.armybarracks.com"
"It was 3 people killed 2 from Massachusetts and the other was James Walker a close friend of mine who managed that store. Fryeburg police caught the suspect on some railroad tracks and was being held on a warrant and was later charged with the 3 murders.
If you can please post on that bulletin because it won't let me. That the Army Barracks is accepting any donations at there locations. you can also mail a check to the James Walker Memorial Fund at the Army Barracks Headquarters in Salem Mass. www.armybarracks.com"
Shooter confesses to reporters-Says victims "botched the robbery"
I wonder if that means they tried to fight back
By DAVID SHARP
Associated Press Writer
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SOUTH PARIS, Maine (AP) -- A man suspected in the deaths of three people at a New Hampshire outdoors equipment store told reporters as he was led into a courtroom Thursday that he did it because he "needed the money."
Michael Woodbury spoke to reporters as he was being led across a parking lot from the Oxford County jail to the courthouse to be arraigned as a fugitive from justice.
"They botched the robbery," Woodbury, 31, said of the victims.
A reporter then asked, "Did you do it?"
"Unfortunately, I did," Woodbury answered.
Asked why he did it, Woodbury replied: "Needed the money."
In court, Woodbury, of Windham, Maine, waived extradition to New Hampshire. New Hampshire authorities then drove Woodbury back to the state, where he is scheduled to be arraigned Friday on three counts of first-degree murder.
Woodbury was arrested in Maine on Tuesday, the day after three men were shot at the story in Conway, N.H. The shooting prompted a massive manhunt involving officers from several agencies, a helicopters and search dogs. Woodbury was found walking along railroad tracks in Fryeburg, Maine, about five miles away.
The shooting victims were James Walker, 34, manager of the Army Barracks store; William Jones, 25, of Walpole, Mass.; and Gary Jones, 23, of Plymouth, Mass. The Massachusetts men were not related, but relatives said the two friends were as close as brothers. They had been hiking and had stopped at the outdoors gear shop on their way home.
© 2007 Th
I wonder if that means they tried to fight back
By DAVID SHARP
Associated Press Writer
U.S. Video
Advertisement
Buy AP Photo Reprints
SOUTH PARIS, Maine (AP) -- A man suspected in the deaths of three people at a New Hampshire outdoors equipment store told reporters as he was led into a courtroom Thursday that he did it because he "needed the money."
Michael Woodbury spoke to reporters as he was being led across a parking lot from the Oxford County jail to the courthouse to be arraigned as a fugitive from justice.
"They botched the robbery," Woodbury, 31, said of the victims.
A reporter then asked, "Did you do it?"
"Unfortunately, I did," Woodbury answered.
Asked why he did it, Woodbury replied: "Needed the money."
In court, Woodbury, of Windham, Maine, waived extradition to New Hampshire. New Hampshire authorities then drove Woodbury back to the state, where he is scheduled to be arraigned Friday on three counts of first-degree murder.
Woodbury was arrested in Maine on Tuesday, the day after three men were shot at the story in Conway, N.H. The shooting prompted a massive manhunt involving officers from several agencies, a helicopters and search dogs. Woodbury was found walking along railroad tracks in Fryeburg, Maine, about five miles away.
The shooting victims were James Walker, 34, manager of the Army Barracks store; William Jones, 25, of Walpole, Mass.; and Gary Jones, 23, of Plymouth, Mass. The Massachusetts men were not related, but relatives said the two friends were as close as brothers. They had been hiking and had stopped at the outdoors gear shop on their way home.
© 2007 Th
In response to my query . . . from a prominent owner of multiple businesses located in Conway, NH.
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