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Suspicious Death In Wolfeboro Ruled A Homicide
WOLFEBORO, NH – Monday night the Attorney General’s Office in conjunction with State and Wolfeboro Police announced additional information concerning an incident that occurred at 10 Lakeview Drive.
Authorities said that shortly before 9:00 p.m. Sunday, police officers responded to a 911 call from the single-family home. Upon arrival, officers discovered 36-year-old Kris Dube and his girlfriend 36-year-old Kathleen Moran who were suffering from apparent gunshot wounds.
Mr. Dube was pronounced dead at the scene. Ms. Moran was taken to a hospital where she remains in critical condition.
There were other residents of the home present during the incident, none of whom were physically harmed.
Dr. Christine James of the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner performed an autopsy on Mr. Dube yesterday and determined that his cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds and ruled his death is homicide.
No other details have been released, including whether or not authorities have a suspect.
The incident is being actively investigated. Anyone with information about the incident or Kris Dube and Kathleen Moran’s activities this past weekend is asked to call the NH State Police Major Crime Unit at 223-4381.
Wildcat Mountain Resort Starts Snow Making For The Season!
GORHAM, NH – As snow fell in the valley getting residents in to mood for winter Wildcat Mountain was creating some of their own. Jack Fagone Director of Marketing for Attitash Mountain Resort and Wildcat Mountain said that the resort fired up their snow guns Wednesday night.
Jack said crews charged the system and were making snow at 6pm with a focus on Upper and Middle Lynx. He added that they picked up about 2 inches of natural snow and will be making snow as long as temperatures allow.
Wildcat doesn’t have a set opening date just yet, but they are often the first ski resorts in the state to open for the season. For the most up to date information about what you can expect at Wildcat this season log onto Skiwildcat.com.
4 Vehicle Accident In Franconia Notch Caused By Snow
TWIN MOUNTAIN, NH – An multi-vehicle accident in Franconia Notch proves that no good deed goes unpunished. State Police Troop F reported that at around 2:15pm Wednesday 42-year- old Paul Haynes of Montpelier, VT, had lost control of his 2015 Ford Transit Van as he was heading northbound on Interstate 93 near exit 35. Police said that Haynes had failed to negotiate a curve on a roadway that was covered with a film of slush after some light snow. The van drove off the right side of the roadway, went several hundred feet striking multiple rocks, ending up in the embankment. Authorities said that Haynes was not injured as a result of this accident.
Just after Haynes crashed 54-year-old Tammy Simoneau of Newport, VT, stopped her 2016 Mercedes Sprinter van to help.
Moments later 34-year-old Eric Brant of Chelsea, MA ended up losing control of his 2009 Nissan Murano while heading northbound and sideswiped Simoneau’s van, which was parked in the breakdown lane. As a result the Nissan continued into the median and onto the southbound lane.
Within seconds of that collision, 44-year-old Olagoke Owojori of Portland, OR lost control of his 2018 Ford F150 slamming into the rear of Simoneau’s van, that was still parked in the breakdown lane.
Five people were transported to the Littleton Regional Hospital for evaluation and treatment of some minor to moderate injuries.
Police said that the roadway was closed for 2 hours to allow emergency personnel to remove the injured and tow all 4 vehicles from the scene. Vehicles were diverted off exit 35 and re-routed back at exit 36 causing minimal effects on traffic flow.
State Police were assisted by the Franconia Police Department, Sugar Hill Police Department, NH DOT, Franconia Fire and EMS. B&B and Arnolds Towing services assisted with vehicle removal.
The State Police wanted to remind drivers that as the state transitions from Autumn to Winter weather, the roads appearing to be wet can potentially be covered with ice or slush.