"Verdict Reached: Father Found Guilty of Murdering 5-Year-Old Harmony Montgomery"

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A New Hampshire man, Adam Montgomery, was found guilty of murdering his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony Montgomery, who was killed in 2019 but reported missing almost two years later and never found. Montgomery was convicted of second-degree murder, second-degree assault, falsifying physical evidence, abuse of a corpse, and tampering with witnesses and informants. His stepdaughter testified that he repeatedly punched Harmony, leading to her death, and then moved her body to various locations. The jury's verdict was delivered in Montgomery's absence, and New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu called him a "monster" deserving of life in prison.
- Father of Harmony Montgomery, missing 5-year-old New Hampshire girl, found guilty of her murder NBC News
- Harmony Montgomery murder: Jury reaches verdict in Adam Montgomery trial Fox News
- 'I'm grateful' Harmony Montgomery's mother responds to verdict in murder case WCVB Boston
- New Hampshire man convicted of killing daughter, 5, whose body has not been found The Associated Press
- Harmony Montgomery's Father Found Guilty of Murdering 5-Year-Old PEOPLE
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