HUDSON, N.H. — A Hudson man is being held without bail after investigators said he used the social media platform X to seek child sexual abuse material and trade sexual messages and images with a 13‑year‑old girl, according to police and court documents.
The Hudson Police identified the suspect as 25‑year‑old Darian Doerr, of 48 Mobile Drive, who was arrested following a monthslong investigation triggered by a CyberTipline report from X Corp.
According to an affidavit, investigators linked Doerr to an account that requested child sexual abuse material, contained deleted messages in which he referred to himself as a “pedophile,” and included lewd communications with a 13‑year‑old girl from Idaho.
The investigation began in November when the Hudson and Manchester police were assigned to follow up on the CyberTipline report, which X Corp. had submitted to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in October.
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The report included two files described as “apparent child pornography” and provided a phone number, user identification, and IP address associated with the account “Darian473667.”
According to the affidavit, detectives traced the phone number and IP address to Doerr and confirmed his identity and residence through motor‑vehicle records, database checks, public‑records searches, and surveillance conducted in late December.
A search warrant served on X Corp. returned additional data, including deleted messages in which Doerr asked for photos and videos of child sexual abuse material and made sexual comments to the 13‑year‑old girl.
A judge approved a search warrant for Doerr’s home, and members of the Hudson Police Special Investigations Bureau and the New Hampshire Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force executed it on Jan. 21.
During an interview, Doerr told investigators he struggled with a pornography addiction and was recently viewing “‘Lolli’ type pornography.” The affidavit states that “Lolli” is a term that refers to “underage or child-like characters in sexually explicit situations.”
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Doerr is also alleged to have told investigators he searched the word “pedo” on X to trigger certain results.
Doerr further acknowledged communicating inappropriately with the 13‑year‑old girl and exchanging explicit images with her.
The affidavit states that at one point during the interview Doerr said, “Again I knowingly received sexual images and had sexual conversations with someone that was thirteen years old, I engaged in weird internet activity what’s the charges to come out of that?”
Police seized Doerr’s cellphone and computer during the search. A forensic review yielded “age difficult images of three separate females,” along with search history involving the word “pedo” and visits to multiple fetish pornography websites, according to the affidavit.
Doerr was arrested on March 9, and charged with possession of child sexual abuse images, a special felony. He was arraigned the following day, where he entered no plea.
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Court documents show that a judge ordered him detained pending trial, citing “probable cause that release of the person is a danger to that person or the public.”
Doerr remains held at the Hillsboro County Department of Corrections and is scheduled to return to court at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Tiny homes may be having a moment—but it is rare that one arrives on the market offering not just an opportunity to downsize in a one-of-a-kind cabin, but also a chance to claim a lush 6-acre expanse of land just 90-minutes’ drive from the nearest beach.
Yet that is the exact package currently being offered in New Hampshire, where a unique yurt-shaped abode has recently been listed for the bargain price of $300,000.
Set on more than 6 wooded acres in the picturesque Monadnock Region—known for its hiking trails and classic New England vibes—the two-bedroom dwelling is described as a “private, peaceful retreat with the perfect balance of rustic cabin character and modern convenience.”
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The Peterborough, NH, cabin itself features several incredibly unique design features, not least its yurt-inspired shape, which makes it look almost like a UFO from the outside.
Inside, however, that shape helps to create a truly fairy-tale feel, with a lofted bedroom at the heart of the round structure, creating the impression of sleeping in a treehouse.
A unique yurt-shaped abode has recently been listed in New Hampshire for the bargain price of $300,000.Realtor.com
The Peterborough, NH, cabin itself features several incredibly unique design features, not least its yurt-inspired shape, which makes it look almost like a UFO.Realtor.com
Inside, however, that shape helps to create a truly fairy-tale feel, with a lofted bedroom set at the heart of the round structure, creating the impression of sleeping in a treehouse.Realtor.com
The home’s all-wood interior immediately evokes the feeling of a secluded mountain cabin, despite being just a short drive from downtown Peterborough.
Built in 1980 and last sold in 2013, the circular home blends rustic cabin coziness with all the modern comforts. The distinctive wooden yurt-style residence, which is listed with Lisa Stone of Keller Williams Realty, comes with roughly 1,200 square feet of living space designed to take full advantage of its natural surroundings.
Attached to the round yurt-style structure is a more traditionally-shaped addition that houses the property’s only bathroom—with an entryway serving as the connector between these two wings. Sliding glass doors provide instant access to the backyard from this area.
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But it is the yurt structure that really shines as the star of the show, with every inch of space utilized to create a true woodland escape that feels totally removed from the bustling town that exists just a few miles away.
At its center, a wood-burning stove anchors the open-concept floor plan, while a sunken living room creates an inviting gathering space beneath timber ceilings.
Directly above the sunken living room is the loft-style primary bedroom, which is accessed via a wooden ladder and features a large circular skylight, perfectly positioned for stargazing from bed.
The primary bedroom space also has multiple windows that open up to the lush surroundings and help to fill it with a blissful breeze, while built-in dressers and closets provide ample storage.
A second, smaller bedroom with an adorable reading nook is tucked just off the kitchen.
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A second, smaller bedroom with an adorable reading nook is tucked just off the kitchen.Realtor.com
A freestanding outbuilding provides additional flexibility as an artist’s studio or home office, making the property especially appealing to creatives seeking an inspired place to work.Realtor.com
“The acreage offers distinct spaces to explore and utilize. A short, scenic walk down a wooded path leads directly to Otter Brook running through the backyard woods,” the listing crows. Realtor.com
The open-plan kitchen takes up a large section of the rounded walls and comes complete with a sizable countertop for food preparation, plenty of built-in storage, and a small dining table situated under another skylight.
Another area perched above the sunken living room has been transformed into an office, while the area next to the wood-burning stove is currently being used as an additional seating area.
The idyllic nature retreat extends outdoors, where a brook meanders through the property and natural landscaping reinforces the feeling of being tucked away in a private woodland escape.
“The acreage offers distinct spaces to explore and utilize. A short, scenic walk down a wooded path leads directly to Otter Brook running through the backyard woods,” the listing crows.
A freestanding outbuilding provides additional flexibility as an artist’s studio or home office, making the property especially appealing to creatives seeking an inspired place to work.
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While it is currently being used as a residence, the listing notes that the property is rich with potential—whether a buyer is seeking out a “private homestead” or a lucrative rental, highlighting its convenient proximity to nearby Peterborough.
“With its eclectic design and distinct features, this property is an ideal setup for a standout short-term rental destination or a private homestead-all just minutes from downtown Peterborough,” the description notes. “Peterborough is known for its quaint down town full of shops and restaurants and for its arts and music events.”
And it seems the allure of the property was too hard to resist for one eager buyer—with the listing now showing that the home is already “pending” sale, meaning that an offer has been accepted, although the deal has not yet closed.
For the buyer looking for a weekend getaway, an artist’s retreat, or a full-time residence with unmistakable charm, the home’s rare combination of affordability and privacy makes it easy to see why it was scooped up almost as soon as it hit the market.
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Larissa Runkle is a seasoned real estate writer, lifestyle journalist, and marketing strategist with over a decade of experience and 2,000+ published articles. Her work covering housing, personal finance, and lifestyle has appeared in major publications like Bankrate, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, and New York Post. In 2023, she launched a boutique copywriting studio to partner with land developers and top brokerages, creating strategic content that builds lasting brand authority. When she isn’t writing, Larissa enjoys the outdoors from her home in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, where she lives with her husband, son, and German shepherd, Yoko.
A driver was killed in a 3-vehicle crash on the Everett Turnpike in Nashua, N.H. that also sent a Massachusetts woman, another driver and several children to the hospital, New Hampshire State Police said.
Theresa Douville of Hooksett, N.H. was driving a 2020 Honda CRV around 4:30 p.m. when she allegedly failed to slow down for traffic stopped in the northbound lane, State Police said in a statement.
She crashed into an Infiniti QX 60 driven by Gyna Santana, 35, of Lawence, who had children in her car, the statement said.
Santana’s car then hit another Infiniti QX 60 driven by Madison Berube, 30, of Hooksett, who also had chldren in the car, State Police said.
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Douville, 69, was treated at the scene for serious injuries by emergency workers. She was taken to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead, the statement said.
Santana, Berube, and multiple children from both vehicles were taken to a local hospital to be evaluated as a precaution, police said.
Three lanes of northbound traffic were shut down for about an hour while troopers processed the scene.
The crash remains under investigation.
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Adam Sennott can be reached at adam.sennott@globe.com.
Have you ever wanted to meet the people who work every day to help keep your community safe? Now you and your family have the perfect opportunity!
One of my favorite things about living in New Hampshire is how the community genuinely makes the effort to know one another. Whether its neighbors lending a helping hand, local businesses supporting fundraisers, or first responders showing up for community events, there’s a real sense that we’re all in this together.
Events like Coffee with a Cop are a perfect example of that Granite State spirit!
Coffee with a Cop gives residents the chance to sit down with the dedicated men and women of the Bedford Police Department in a casual setting. Just real conversations over coffee and pastries.
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This is a wonderful opportunity for children to meet police officers outside of an emergency situation. Instead of only seeing officers during stressful moments or traffic stops, they get to laugh, ask questions, and learn about the people behind the badge.
As a newer mom, I don’t take for granted the people who work every day to protect the community my child is growing up in.
If you’re looking for a simple way to connect with your neighbors while supporting your local law enforcement, stop by Simply Delicious Bakery on Wednesday, July 15, from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Grab a cold drink, enjoy a pastry, and spend a few minutes getting to know the people who work tirelessly to help keep Bedford a safe place to call home.
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I love highlighting stories like this because they remind us what makes New Hampshire special. It’s not just the beautiful scenery, it’s the people who continue to show up for one another.
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