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Naomi Andrews Speaks With News Director Christian Mower Before The Primaries
Democratic Congressional hopeful Naomi Andrews came into the Magic studios to speak with News Director Christian Mower about her stance on the issue’s. Andrew’s talks about her experience in congress while working for Congress woman Carroll Shea-Porter, her views on the gun control, student debt, and more. You can listen to the interview below.
For more information about Andrews before you head to the polls visit naomiandrews.com
Conway Police Warn Of Recent Vehicle Break-Ins
CONWAY, NH – Conway Police are advising visitors and residents about recent vehicle break ins. In a Facebook post the Police said that they have seen an increase of thefts from unoccupied vehicles. The post said that the thief’s appear to be targeting vehicles left unattended at the parking lots for local hiking trails.
The suspect has been breaking windows to get into the vehicles and then proceeds to steal any item of value inside. In the post Police joked that unlike Bartlett Police they are certain that these thefts are not being committed by a bear.
Police also posted a picture of the suspect taken from by ATM when he attempted to use a stolen ATM card from one of the thefts.
They advised that people not leave anything of value in their vehicles and to notify authorities if they recognize the individual in the pictures by calling 356-5715.
Abby Hernandez Speaks With 20/20
CONWAY, N.H. (AP) — A New Hampshire teenager who was abducted, imprisoned and sexually assaulted nearly five years ago said her ordeal made her stronger.
Abby Hernandez spoke to ABC’s “20/20” in an interview that aired Friday night. She was kidnapped as she walked home from school in Conway in October 2013 and mysteriously returned home nine months later. Nathaniel Kibby, of Gorham, was arrested a week after letting her go. He later pleaded guilty to kidnapping, rape and other charges and was sentenced to 45 to 90 years in prison.
In the interview, Hernandez said she accepted a ride from Kibby and asked him to drop her off at a restaurant, but she knew she was in danger when he said he needed to stop at Home Depot. When she unbuckled her seatbelt, Kibby pulled out a gun.
“He said, ‘Now I can blow your (expletive) brains out, I can slit your (expletive) throat right open,” she said.
Hernandez, who turned 15 a week after her abduction, was held in a storage trailer in Kibby’s yard. She described how Kibby gagged and blindfolded her, forced her to wear a shock collar and made her call him “master.” When she tried to send a hidden message in a letter she sent to her family a month into her captivity, he held a stun gun to her feet to punish her, she said. But she said she never gave up hope.
“Even when you feel like you lost everything, hope is something nobody can take away from you,” she said. “You can’t lose hope. It’s all you have. It’s almost like breathing or drinking water. It’s something you need to have.”
Hernandez said she is enjoying her new life and career as a hair stylist.
“Freedom really is a beautiful thing,” she said. “It’s bliss. It’s the best thing in the world.”
Asked if her horrific experience has made her stronger or more fragile, she said, “I think it’s made me stronger, definitely.”
You can watch the full interview by going to abc.go.com