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Martice Fuller, who was only 15 years old at the time of the alleged crime, faced charges of first-degree intentional homicide and attempted first-degree homicide. He was accused of stalking and breaking into Kaylie Juga's home on May 9, 2019. Martice became distraught after Kaylie ended their relationship, which was alleged to have turned violent. Despite being ordered to stay away from Kaylie while in school, Martice continued to stalk her, resulting in his expulsion from their high school. This expulsion also terminated his participation in the high school football team, and he held Kaylie responsible for what he perceived as the ruin of his life. On the afternoon of May 9, 2019, Martice entered Kaylie's home and proceeded to her bedroom, where she listened to music. He shot her five times before encountering her mother, Stephanie, in the hallway, shooting her twice. Stephanie survived the attack. Martice Fuller's trial, initially scheduled for February 2020, faced delays due to allegations of juror interference. Recorded jailhouse calls purportedly captured Martice "mentioning certain jurors by name" to family members and friends, as indicated in court documents. Subsequently, the trial date was rescheduled for August 31 but was further postponed due to unrest in the city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, following the police shooting of Jacob Blake.

Today, we finish the last two witnesses from day two before diving into day three. Martice Fuller, who was only 15 years old at the time of the alleged crime, faced charges of first-degree intentional homicide and attempted first-degree homicide. He was accused of stalking and breaking into Kaylie Juga's home on May 9, 2019. Martice became distraught after Kaylie ended their relationship, which was alleged to have turned violent. Despite being ordered to stay away from Kaylie while in school, Martice continued to stalk her, resulting in his expulsion from their high school. This expulsion also terminated his participation in the high school football team, and he held Kaylie responsible for what he perceived as the ruin of his life. On the afternoon of May 9, 2019, Martice entered Kaylie's home and proceeded to her bedroom, where she listened to music. He shot her five times before encountering her mother, Stephanie, in the hallway, shooting her twice. Stephanie survived the attack. Martice Fuller's trial, initially scheduled for February 2020, faced delays due to allegations of juror interference. Recorded jailhouse calls purportedly captured Martice "mentioning certain jurors by name" to family members and friends, as indicated in court documents. Subsequently, the trial date was rescheduled for August 31 but was further postponed due to unrest in the city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, following the police shooting of Jacob Blake.

Martice Fuller, who was only 15 years old at the time of the alleged crime, faced charges of first-degree intentional homicide and attempted first-degree homicide. He was accused of stalking and breaking into Kaylie Juga's home on May 9, 2019. Martice became distraught after Kaylie ended their relationship, which was alleged to have turned violent. Despite being ordered to stay away from Kaylie while in school, Martice continued to stalk her, resulting in his expulsion from their high school. This expulsion also terminated his participation in the high school football team, and he held Kaylie responsible for what he perceived as the ruin of his life. On the afternoon of May 9, 2019, Martice entered Kaylie's home and proceeded to her bedroom, where she listened to music. He shot her five times before encountering her mother, Stephanie, in the hallway, shooting her twice. Stephanie survived the attack. Martice Fuller's trial, initially scheduled for February 2020, faced delays due to allegations of juror interference. Recorded jailhouse calls purportedly captured Martice "mentioning certain jurors by name" to family members and friends, as indicated in court documents. Subsequently, the trial date was rescheduled for August 31 but was further postponed due to unrest in the city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, following the police shooting of Jacob Blake.

Martice Fuller, who was only 15 years old at the time of the alleged crime, faced charges of first-degree intentional homicide and attempted first-degree homicide. He was accused of stalking and breaking into Kaylie Juga's home on May 9, 2019. Martice became distraught after Kaylie ended their relationship, which was alleged to have turned violent. Despite being ordered to stay away from Kaylie while in school, Martice continued to stalk her, resulting in his expulsion from their high school. This expulsion also terminated his participation in the high school football team, and he held Kaylie responsible for what he perceived as the ruin of his life. On the afternoon of May 9, 2019, Martice entered Kaylie's home and proceeded to her bedroom, where she listened to music. He shot her five times before encountering her mother, Stephanie, in the hallway, shooting her twice. Stephanie survived the attack. Martice Fuller's trial, initially scheduled for February 2020, faced delays due to allegations of juror interference. Recorded jailhouse calls purportedly captured Martice "mentioning certain jurors by name" to family members and friends, as indicated in court documents. Subsequently, the trial date was rescheduled for August 31 but was further postponed due to unrest in the city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, following the police shooting of Jacob Blake. Join Excited Utterance on her stream today at 5:30 PM ET for her interview with Franklin Tucker and Lauren Jenai! Link below: https://www.youtube.com/live/jU8j-CDIQxI?si=Wl4tnjCGvydJ8CHb

I know the courtroom audio is low. I had the volume to the max and boosted 600%. I can't control the courtroom audio. We have arrived at the final chapter in this book of horrors. We have sent Shanda, Paul's mom, off to her forever home, and now it's time to send Paul off to his home. I hope the pre-sentencing investigation gave Judge Kacel all the information needed to sentence Paul the proper amount of time. I don't know what that is, but I hope it is many decades. Nothing can ever fix what these two monsters did to Timothy. I hope Timothy's other siblings can find peace and stop blaming themselves once these monsters are behind bars.

We watched the first part of this hearing during "verdict watch" for Adam Montgomery. It starts at 3:36:35 on the "Adam Montgomery Day 10" video. Today, we will watch the bodycam footage from when police first arrived on the grisly scene where three young boys were allegedly unalived by their father, Chad Doerman, in front of their mother and stepdaughter. Then, continue watching the hearing for a motion to suppress Chad Doerman's confession he made to police after the incident.

The jury deliberated for 6 hours 44 minutes before handing down their verdict. Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her body.

The defense rested this morning without putting any witnesses on the stand. The court proceeded to closing arguments and once jury instructions were read to the jury, the jurors retired to the jury room to start deliberations. They deliberated until around 4 PM ET and will resume deliberations tomorrow morning. Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her body.

The state will rest today. The defense will ask for the charges of witness tampering, 2nd-degree assault, and 2nd-degree unaliving to be dismissed. Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her body.

We are watching Friday's testimony since the court is not in session today. Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her body.

We will finish up day 6 before proceeding to day 7. The last two witnesses for day 6 were Kevin McMahon and Martin Orlowicz both from the NH State Police Forensic Laboratory. Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her body.

Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her body.

Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her body.

Kayla Montgomery is on the stand again today as the defense continues to cross-examine her. Testimony was cut short due to Kayla getting a migraine on Friday. Kayla allegedly witnessed the abuse Adam inflicted upon his daughter, Harmony, which caused her death. Adam Montgomery's defense team says Kayla is to blame for Harmony's death, and Adam was covering for her when he helped hide Harmony's body for several months. Adam Montgomery has not been in court since day one of jury selection. Will he show up today? Tune in and find out! Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her body.

Kayla Montgomery will take the stand to testify against her estranged husband, Adam. Kayla allegedly witnessed the abuse Adam inflicted upon his daughter, Harmony, which caused her death. Adam Montgomery has not been in court since day one of jury selection. Will he show up today? Tune in and find out! Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her body.

After an unusual start to this trial, we finally get to hear opening statements today. On day one, the jury went to view three scenes where the state contends Harmony was beaten, died, and where her body was hidden until Adam removed it. Adam Montgomery also conceded two charges during day one, which were falsifying evidence and abuse of a corpse. He waived his right to be present in the courtroom and did not show up for court. Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her.

The jury is still being seated this morning. Opening statements are set to begin as soon as that happens. While we wait, we will recap what this trial is about. Adam Montgomery stands accused of causing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony's death in 2019. Although her body has never been found, police in New Hampshire charged him with the crime in the fall of 2022. He is charged with second-degree murder, second-degree assault, abuse of a corpse, falsifying evidence, and witness tampering. Prosecutors say Adam Montgomery punched Harmony to death in 2019 while in a car with his estranged wife Kayla and their two boys. Kayla told investigators that Adam hit Harmony in the head with a closed fist because she had a "bathroom accident" in the car the family was living in at the time. Kayla stated this had happened three separate times on Dec. 9, 2019. She said that after the final blow, Adam said words to the effect that he felt something or heard something when he hit Harmony, and, "I think I really hurt her this time. I think I did something." The couple is accused of hiding Harmony's body by moving her around and placing her in a duffle bag, a cooler, and attic space. Investigators suspect Adam dismembered Harmony and disposed of her remains.

Today we will hear closing arguments, the verdict, and an update on what has happened since the trial concluded. Two-week-old Caliyah McNabb was found dead near the trailer she shared with her father, Christopher McNabb, and mother, Cortney Bell, in 2017 after they woke up to find their daughter missing. The couple were tried jointly in connection with Caliyah's death, which was determined to be homicide by blunt for trauma. Disclaimer: This is my opinion only. I'm not an attorney, so nothing said here is advice on the law.

Today, we cover days 3 & 4, but due to some horrible audio, we skipped a lot and had a blast chatting with one another. On Monday, we will cover days 5 & 6. If we don't finish Monday, we will finish Wednesday and get ready to start the Adam Montgomery trial. Two-week-old Caliyah McNabb was found dead near the trailer she shared with her father, Christopher McNabb, and mother, Cortney Bell, in 2017 after they woke up to find their daughter missing. The couple were tried jointly in connection with Caliyah's death, which was determined to be homicide by blunt for trauma. Disclaimer: This is my opinion only. I'm not an attorney, so nothing said here is advice on the law.

Two-week-old Caliyah McNabb was found dead near the trailer she shared with her father, Christopher McNabb, and mother, Cortney Bell, in 2017 after they woke up to find their daughter missing. The couple were tried jointly in connection with Caliyah's death, which was determined to be homicide by blunt for trauma. Disclaimer: This is my opinion only. I'm not an attorney, so nothing said here is advice on the law. Intro Music: Highlander Droid Artist: FormantX Album: As the Metal Falls Countdown Music: The Proposal Artist: Jon Björk Album: Domain Reclaimed Exit Music: Already Over (Vocal) Artist: Justin Froese Album: Fireflies

Two-week-old Caliyah McNabb was found dead near the trailer she shared with her father, Christopher McNabb, and mother, Cortney Bell, in 2017 after they woke up to find their daughter missing. The couple were tried jointly in connection with Caliyah's death, which was determined to be homicide by blunt for trauma.

Shanda will be sentenced to life in prison today. I hope she has a long, healthy life so she can think about the things she's done, especially when it comes to what she did to Timothy. May all her meals consist of the hottest sauces and the stalest bread for as long as she lives!

Paul Ferguson was in court yesterday to enter a guilty plea for his role in his brother, Timothy Ferguson's death. Paul was charged with 1st degree child abuse. His sentencing is scheduled for January 29, 2024, the same day his mother is to be sentenced for her role in Timothy's death.

Shanda Vander Ark is facing a first-degree felony charge of murder and child abuse in the first degree for alleged crimes that stem back to July 2022. The specifics of the torture 15-year-old Timothy Ferguson allegedly had to endure from both his mother, Shanda, and older brother, 20-year-old Paul Ferguson, were spoken in the courtroom for the first time Wednesday. Paul is also charged with one count of 1st Degree Child Abuse in the 60th District Court.

Shanda's attorney, Fred Johnson, talks about the guilty verdict handed down to his client.