New Hampshire Minor Arrested On Costs Of Killing Mom And Her Two Kids

Cassandra Sweeney and her two sons were murdered on August 3. A minor is believed to have done it. On August 11, Northfield Police arrested the minor.

The child will likely be tried as a minor. He or she faces three counts of first degree murder and one count of fabricating physical evidence.

Attorney General John M. Formella, State Police Colonel Nathan Noyes and Northfield Police Chief John Raffaelly said Thursday that Kassandra Sweeney, 25, and her two children, Benjamin, 4, and Mason, 1 had died in a triple homicide.

When police arrived at the house just after 11:30 a.m. last Wednesday in response to a 911 emergency call, they found all three bodies.

A flower is placed in front of the house where Cassandra Sweeney and her two sons were murdered on August 3. evidence related to their deaths.

Juvenile tips, which protect minors’ identities and prevent more information from being released in cases involving them, were cited as the reason why no other information about the teen was made public.

No one knows if the Sweeney family knew the child or had any other information, such as the child’s age, that would have helped them find it.

A person involved in the case says prosecutors can request that a juvenile delinquent be tried as an adult, after which the court makes the final decision. The official also said he doesn’t know if that will happen in this case or not.

Sean Sweeney, Cassandra Sweeney’s husband, has reportedly been linked to the entire murder.

Sean wrote on Facebook that he was tired of his “identity being dragged in the mud” in response to the rumours.

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