Mandatory attendance for sentencing bill hits roadblock
CONCORD — A bill prompted by Adam Montgomery’s initial refusal to attend his sentencing on a murder conviction has run into a major roadblock in the state Senate after corrections
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CONCORD — A bill prompted by Adam Montgomery’s initial refusal to attend his sentencing on a murder conviction has run into a major roadblock in the state Senate after corrections
Michelle Wetherbee says Belknap County Jail has 'tighter sense of community between staff and inmates'
A drag show proposed as part of a Pride celebration in Hartwell, a town of 5,000 residents 100 miles northeast of Atlanta, prompted an emotional showd
April 14, 2021Reprints The cover of the summary report of a parole review hearing for Joseph Messere, known as "Cement Head," provided by his attorney, David Apfel. Kayana Szymczak for STAT During his 39 years in prison, the closest Joseph Messere ever came to walking free was when he was intubated, unconscious, and dying of Covid-19. The opportunity pinged onto his attorney’s phone just before Christmas, in a series of voicemails from the Massachusetts Parole Board. “This is Michelle Wetherbee, chief of the transitional services unit,” said one, from 12:31 p.m. on Dec...