US EditionMan Accused of Killing Father in 2003 New Hampshire Cold Case
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE, JUN 17 – Douglas Herlihy was arrested after a 20-year cold case investigation linked him to his father’s blunt-force trauma homicide in Milford, New Hampshire, authorities said.
- Douglas Herlihy, 39, was arrested on Tuesday in Saugus, Massachusetts, for the 2003 murder of his father Paul Herlihy in Milford, New Hampshire.
- Paul Herlihy was killed by blunt-force trauma inside his home between August 23 and 27, 2003, and the case remained unsolved until new evidence emerged decades later.
- Officials from Essex County, the Massachusetts State Police, and the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office worked together on the arrest following the emergence of key witness testimony.
- Herlihy faces second-degree murder and fugitive from justice charges and is held without bail pending extradition and arraignment in New Hampshire courts.
- The arrest brings resolution to a longstanding investigation handled by a specialized unit in New Hampshire and may result in legal action in the future, although no court dates have been set at this time.
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Douglas Herlihy was arrested for his alleged connection to his father's crime in August 2003, a case that remained unresolved for decades.
N.H. man suspected of killing father over 20 years ago arrested in Mass., will be extradited
A New Hampshire man was arrested in Saugus in connection with the death of his father in 2003, New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella’s office said Tuesday. Douglas Herlihy, 39, faces one count of second-degree murder in connection with the death of his father, Paul Herlihy. After an arrest warrant was issued on Monday, Douglas Herlihy was arrested in his home in Saugus, Massachusetts, on Tuesday afternoon, Formella’s office said in a stat…
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