Mays found guilty of negligent homicide in fatal Stoddard crash - The Keene Sentinel

Mays found guilty of negligent homicide in fatal Stoddard crash The Keene Sentinel He was found not guilty of a second negligent homicide charge (speed). At issue during the four-day trial in Cheshire County Superior Court was whether Mays was behind the wheel of a Honda Accord that crashed in Stoddard in 2011, killing Brandon Farrow ... and more »

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Jury: Mays was behind wheel in fatal Stoddard crash The Keene Sentinel Kimberly A. Kossick of the N.H. Public Defender's Office, who represented Mays, said she was disappointed in the verdict, and that a decision on whether to appeal has not yet been made. Kyle Jarvis can be reached at kjarvis@keenesentinel.com or 283 ...

Defendant testifies during his negligent homicide trial, denies telling ... The Keene Sentinel Mays, 26, of Wilton, testified at his retrial Monday in Cheshire County Superior Court that he doesn't know who was driving when the Honda flew off the road, hit a tree, rolled over, skidded and killed Brandon Farrow, 24, of Hancock. He is charged with ...

Teen charged with car theft The Keene Sentinel Kristy Dansereau, 29, and Jamie Dansereau, 30, both of Westminster, called 911 about 4 p.m. on their way down from one of the Fall Mountain range summits because they lost the trail and became exhausted, according to a news release from N.H. Fish and ...

Retrial starts in fatal car crash case The Keene Sentinel Who was driving a car involved in a 2011 fatal crash in Stoddard is at issue in the retrial of a former Hancock man charged with homicide. Prosecutors say ... McLaughlin said that evidence gathered by N.H. State Police points to Mays as the driver. His ... and more »

Prosecution witnesses testify defendant was behind the wheel in fatal crash The Keene Sentinel Mays, 26, formerly of Hancock, is on trial for the second time in Cheshire County Superior Court, after a jury deadlocked in October over whether he was the one behind the wheel at the time of the crash. Mays faces two ... N.H. State Police Trooper ...

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