Prosecutors in Brian Chevalier's 2003 kidnapping case "dropped balls," allowing him to be paroled and allegedly kill Wendi Davidson.
The man allegedly shot 11 rounds into the side of the woman's car after finding out she was pregnant.
There are stark similarities between Brian Chevalier's 2003 kidnapping conviction and the North Andover murder he now stands accused of.
In 2010, two New Hampshire private investigators tried to help Brian Cheavlier in his legal fight for a reduced prison sentence.
Brian Chevalier did not waive rendition at his arraignment in Imperial County Superior Court in California.
Wendi Davidson called off her engagement with Brian Chevalier after learning details of his 2004 kidnapping conviction.
The man was the last of 10 to plead guilty after investigators broke up their drug ring in March.
Brian Chevalier was arrested in California on a New Hampshire parole violation charge and a Massachusetts larceny charge.
John Williams killed Somerset County Cpl. Eugene Cole's this morning, police in Maine said. A manhunt for him is on.
In 2003, Brian R. Chevalier beat, sexually assaulted and threatened to kill a woman while holding her captive for 21 hours.
A spokeswoman for the Essex County District Attorney's office said Monday there are no new developments in the case.
Investigators say the murder of Wendi Rose Davidson, 49, does not appear to be a random act.
No arrests have been made in the death of a 49-year-old woman.
The department is conducting joint exercises with the Lawrence Police Department this week.
It was the second time in as many weeks that police made fentanyl-related arrests at the North Andover Mall.
Police have identified the 18-year-old killed in Saturday evening's crash.
Samantha Russell, 25 of Eliot, Maine, and Mario Cardenas, 24, of Lawrence, are being held on $100,000 bail.
A 16-year-old allegedly referenced bullets, death, and a mass shooting at Methuen High to other students.
The woman who allegedly caused the fatal crash is expected to be charged in her hospital bed with drunk driving.
Joseph Falero of Manchester, NH, allegedly left the victim covered in mud and snow on the side of the highway.
The man's power generator was improperly ventilated, police said. Methuen had more than 5,000 without power Friday night.
Police need to know if you saw this crash or the ensuing altercation.
Two other teens were also hurt - one with life-threatening injuries - in the Saturday night crash in New Hampshire.
Firefighters are battling a fire at an elementary school in the wake of an ice storm.
A teen was arrested overnight in connection with the threat.
The 10-year-old was arrested and charged with shooting out two bus windows.
State Police say none of the occupants had a license to carry.
Investigators believe a generator may have caused dangerous levels of carbon monoxide to rise inside the home.
The widespread power outage is the direct cause of several million gallons of raw sewage being dumped into the Merrimack River Monday.
Drivers are being asked to avoid Forest Street, especially on the stretch between Boxford Street and Jared Place.
An 18-year-old is dead after a single-car crash in Haverhill.
Meanwhile, the Methuen Police Chief says it's a miracle noone was injured when a tree fell on top of a house.
Multiple incidents of vandalism were reported throughout the city.
There have been 2 fatal drug overdoses in North Andover since the start of 2014, and emergency responders have administered Narcan 67 times.
It's not as much a curfew as a reinforcement of a city ordinance, police clarified Tuesday afternoon.
Twice a year, North Andover Police collect unused prescription medications for proper disposal as part of a national initiative.
The crash on Amesbury Street Saturday night resulted in serious injuries, police said.
Erick Santiago-Then, 36, was a paid cooperator who tried to outsmart the IRS while supposedly helping a criminal investigation.
Find out if sexual offenders or predators live in your neighborhood before trick-or-treating with the kids.
Officers will be at Presentation of Mary Academy on Thursday.