In this episode of Granite State Crimes, we examine a case out of Newmarket, New Hampshire, where someone has been charged with second-degree murder — but it's far from clear that a murder actually occurred. We break down what second-degree murder really means under New Hampshire law, what kind of evidence is admissible in court, and where this case currently stands in the legal process.

Is this a case of intentional homicide — or could it be something else entirely, like self-defense or an accidental death? We’ll explore the legal possibilities.

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