A man implicated in the shooting of a Concord couple has now been charged with murder in their deaths. Logan Clegg, 26, has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder in connection with the April 18 shooting. Stephen and Wendy Reid. >> Concord Murder Review Case Timeline Clegg is considered a fugitive on murder charges, the New Hampshire attorney general’s office said in a news release Wednesday afternoon. He is scheduled to be arraigned on Thursday. New Hampshire authorities plan to seek Clegg’s extradition to the Granite State. >> Albans, Vermont, escaped from Utah on an unrelated fugitive charge. His attorneys appealed the matter on Wednesday seeking a bail hearing, which the Vermont Supreme Court rejected before a high court judge ruled that a hearing was ordered in the civil case. Craig has been held for seven days after his arrest in South Burlington, Vermont. Investigators said he had been on the run for 15 months, even traveling abroad. They said he had booked a one-way ticket to Germany and left two days after his arrest. After Clegg’s arrest, the Concord community breathes a little easier. “You never really think this could happen, my grandmother has lived in this complex environment all my life, so it’s really weird to think about a murdered couple I’ve probably seen over the years, ‘ said neighbor Hayley Cantwell. Cantwell and Reids live in the same community. She said she moved two months after the couple was found dead. For six months, there were few answers, leaving a friendly community on edge. “You’re going to be walking around this neighborhood and people are going to wave at you and talk to you,” Cantwell said. Often people will walk out of the apartment just to say hello. “If my wife took the trail, I’d go with her, but I’m worried because I’m 74,” said neighbor Ed Leifeld. Neighbors hope the arrest will lead to more answers and ultimately help The Reeds are recovering. Cantwell said: “It’s kind of closed. It won’t completely calm them, but at least it’s just closed. “Some relief, but you live with it forever,” Leifield said. “The pain is always there. The bodies of Steven and Wendy Reed were found shot dead on the Broken Ground trail in Concord in April. It is unclear whether there is a connection between Clegg and Reed. Possible motive for comment. The Concord Police Department said it will continue to investigate the circumstances of the murders of Steven and Wendy Reed.
A man named as a person of interest in the shooting of a Concord couple has now been charged with murder.
Logan Clegg, 26, has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder in connection with the April 18 shootings of Stephen and Wendy Reed.
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Clegg is considered a fugitive on murder charges, the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office said in a news release Wednesday afternoon. He is scheduled to be arraigned on Thursday.
New Hampshire authorities plan to seek Clegg’s extradition to the Granite State.
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Clegg was a hero of St. Petersburg. Albans, Vermont, escaped from Utah on an unrelated fugitive charge. His lawyers filed an appeal Wednesday seeking a bail hearing on the matter, which the Vermont Supreme Court rejected before a high court judge ruled that a hearing was ordered in the civil case.
Clegg has been in custody for seven days following his arrest in South Burlington, Vermont. Investigators said he had been on the run for 15 months, even traveling abroad. They said he had booked a one-way ticket to Germany and left two days after his arrest.
After Clegg’s arrest, the Concord community breathes a little easier.
Neighbour Hailey Cantwell said: “You never really think this could happen and my grandmother has lived in this complex environment her whole life so it’s really weird to think about a couple killed I might have seen over the years. .”
Cantwell and Reids live in the same community. She said she moved two months after the couple was found dead.
Six months with few answers left a friendly community in limbo.
“You’re going to be walking around this neighborhood and people are going to wave at you and talk to you,” Cantwell said. Often people will walk out of the apartment just to say hello. ”
“If my wife walks the trail, I’ll go with her, but I’m worried because I’m 74,” neighbor Ed Leifeld said.
Neighbors hope the arrest will bring more answers and ultimately help the Reeds recover.
“It’s kind of closed,” Cantwell said. “It’s not going to give them complete peace, but at least it’s just closed.”
“Some relief, but you’ll live with it forever,” Leifield said. “The pain is always there.”
The bodies of Steven and Wendy Reid were shot dead on the Broken Ground trail in Concord in April.
It is unclear if there is a connection between Clegg and Reed. Investigators have yet to comment on a possible motive.
The Concord Police Department said it will continue to investigate the murders of Steven and Wendy Reed.