Adam Montgomery Murder Conviction OVERTURNED

The New Hampshire Supreme Court has overturned Adam Montgomery’s second-degree murder conviction in Harmony Montgomery's murder. Retired NYPD detectives DutyRon and Ed Wallace break down what the appeal ruling actually means, what convictions remain, and what happens next.

This is a legal-procedure ruling, not an exoneration. The court found the murder charge should not have been tried together with a separate prior assault charge involving Harmony. Prosecutors say they plan to retry the murder charge.

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Important clarification: Adam Montgomery’s second-degree murder conviction was overturned by the New Hampshire Supreme Court, but this does NOT mean he was cleared or released. Other convictions remain in place, and prosecutors say they plan to retry the murder charge. Tonight we are breaking down the legal ruling, what went wrong procedural, and what happens next for justice for Harmony Montgomery.

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