Adam Montgomery, the father of Harmony Montgomery, has been indicted by a grand jury for second-degree murder. Adam Montgomery was arrested by Manchester police in October and charged in connection with the death of 5-year-old Harmony. Harmony’s mother, Crystal Sorey, said she is relieved to hear this news. “Obviously, I knew it was going to happen. But when she does, it’s a totally different feeling than you might expect,” Sorey said. fist. He has also been charged with falsifying physical evidence and witness tampering. “It’s a relief. It’s, you know, anger that he still hasn’t said where he is,” Sorey said. Sorey said she is determined to get justice for her daughter. I just want her back home,” Sorey said. Legal expert Patricia LaFrance said this is simply the next step in the process, even with Harmony still missing. “It’s possible to go forward with the prosecution without having a body,” she said. LaFrance said LaFrance said they probably have evidence to prove Adam Montgomery committed the crime “I would say they probably have an eyewitness, given the specificity of the allegation,” LaFrance said But even as months have gone by, Sorey He said he will never give up looking for his daughter.”She belongs at home,” Sorey said.Anyone with information on this case is asked to contact the Manchester Police Department.
Adam Montgomery, the father of Harmony Montgomery, has been indicted by a grand jury on one count of second degree murder.
Adam Montgomery was arrested by Manchester police in October and charged in connection with the death of 5-year-old Harmony.
Harmony’s mother, Crystal Sorey, said she is relieved to hear this news.
“Obviously, I knew it was going to happen. But when she does, it’s a totally different feeling than expected,” Sorey said.
The grand jury indictment, which was returned Friday, charges Adam Montgomery with recklessly causing Harmony’s death by repeatedly striking her over the head with a clenched fist.
He has also been charged with falsifying physical evidence and witness tampering.
“It’s a relief. It’s, you know, anger that he still hasn’t said where he is,” Sorey said.
Sorey said she is determined to get justice for her daughter.
“Even if it’s the least of what I get, I just want her back. I just want her back home,” Sorey said.
Legal expert Patricia LaFrance said this is simply the next step in the process, even with Harmony still missing.
“It is possible to go forward with the prosecution without having a body,” LaFrance said.
LaFrance said they probably have evidence to prove that Adam Montgomery committed the crime.
“I would say they probably have an eyewitness, given the specificity of the allegation,” LaFrance said.
But even as the months go by, Sorey said he will never stop looking for his daughter.
“She belongs at home,” Sorey said.
Anyone with information on this case is asked to contact the Manchester Police Department.
