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The prosecution’s top witness in Raymond Gore's murder trial was seen using his phone while testifying on the witness stand a day prior.

A Portsmouth jury found 58-year-old Raymond Gore not guilty in a quadruple murder case on Friday.

The second day of the jury trial for a quadruple murder case in Portsmouth wrapped up on Wednesday.

Gore is one of two men indicted for his alleged role in a deadly quadruple shooting that happened at a home on Maple Avenue in the Prentis Park neighborhood back in

Raymond Gore, 58, is facing several charges including four counts of aggravated murder. The prosecutor and defense both presented their opening statements to the jury Tuesday.

PORTSMOUTH — The trial for a Suffolk man accused of gunning down four residents of a Portsmouth boarding house got underway Tuesday with jury selection and opening statements. Raymond Gore, 58, is charged with four counts of aggravated murder and several other related charges for the June 7, 2022, slayings at the corner of Maple Avenue and Randolph Street. If convicted of any of the aggravated ...

Raymond Gore and his nephew Antwann Gore are charged with killing four people at a boarding house last summer. Antwann Gore remains a fugitive after being indicted Jan. 5. Raymond Gore turned himself in after being indicted last month and was denied bond by a judge on Friday.

Raymond Gore, one of the two men connected to a quadruple homicide in Portsmouth in June 2022, is now in police custody.

Raymond Gore, one of the two men connected to a quadruple homicide in Portsmouth, is facing charges again, a source confirmed to 13News Now.

In December, a judge dismissed charges against Antwann Gore for the June 2022 shooting on Maple Avenue.