Suspect in killing of couple to return to New Hampshire

ST. ALBANS, Vt. (AP) — A person arrested in Vermont final week agreed Thursday to return to New Hampshire to face expenses within the April capturing deaths of a Harmony couple.

Logan Clegg, 26, waived extradition throughout a web-based listening to in Vermont Superior Courtroom in St. Albans, and New Hampshire authorities mentioned they had been ready to select him up instantly.

Clegg, was arrested final week in South Burlington on an unrelated fugitive from justice cost from Utah after New Hampshire detectives alerted police. On Wednesday, New Hampshire officers charged him with second diploma homicide within the deaths of Stephen and Djeswende Reid, who had been discovered shot to dying three days after they left their house advanced to go for a stroll close to their dwelling.

New Hampshire Lawyer Normal John Formella mentioned Thursday investigators don’t have any info that implies anybody aside from Clegg was concerned within the deaths. He in any other case declined to offer details about what led authorities to Clegg, a potential motive for the crime or whether or not he had any connection to the couple.

“Mr. Clegg’s arrest is a big step on this case, nevertheless it’s just one step,” he mentioned. “There’s a lengthy approach to go on this case.”

He and Harmony Police Chief Bradley Osgood urged the general public to proceed coming ahead with any info or suggestions.

“Six months in the past, this mindless tragedy turned our primary precedence. It nonetheless stays our highest precedence right now,” Osgood mentioned. “We hope that right now will enable for a way of therapeutic for the group and the Reid household.”

Relations issued a press release thanking authorities for his or her work in figuring out and arresting a suspect, in addition to those that supplied info and donated cash to a reward hotline.