Update: Manchester Man Sentenced To 30 To 90 Years In Prison After Child Rape Convictions

Updated: July 21, 2025: Librado Robledo, 49, of Manchester, was sentenced to 30 to 90 years in the New Hampshire State Prison for Men on Monday after being convicted on multiple counts of child rape.

Robledo received four 10- to 30-year sentences served consecutively to one another, meaning he should be in prison for anywhere from 40 to 120 years. Pending treatment and good behavior, Robledo can petition to be released after 30 years.

“Our office is dedicated to eradicating exploitation of our children,” County Attorney John Coughlin said. “This was another successful prosecution by Assistant County Attorneys Alexander G. Gatzoulis and Nicholas Anderson, and it is an example once again of the exemplary work of the attorneys of the Hillsborough County Attorney's Special Victims Unit in coordination with our law enforcement partners, in an ongoing effort to bring sexual predators to justice and protect our community from predatory violence.”

The Manchester Police Department issued a statement praising both the victim in the case as well as detectives.

“We want to commend our Manchester Police Juvenile Detectives for their tireless work on a deeply difficult and emotionally draining case. Their perseverance helped bring justice for a young victim, who showed incredible strength and courage throughout the process.”

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MANCHESTER, NH — A man from Manchester was convicted on 18 child rape charges in Hillsborough County Superior Court North on Thursday.

Librado Robledo, 49, of Manchester, was convicted on 15 counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault against a child and three aggravated felonious sexual assault-pattern charges, all felonies, after a three-day trial, according to Shawn Sweeney of the Hillsborough County Attorney’s Office.

Sweeney said Robledo sexually assaulted a child victim repeatedly across two years, from 2015 through early 2017. He also commended the victim for providing “critical testimony detailing the assaults, including specific information about the manner, timing, and locations where the sexual assaults occurred.”

Sweeney said, “Despite facing three hours on the witness stand, the victim remained steadfast in recounting the traumatic experiences to the jury.”

The Manchester Police Department, led by Lt. Nick Georgoulis, conducted the investigation, he said. Heather Morgan, victim advocate, worked with the victim throughout the trial, and Jordan Baer was the trial team paralegal, Sweeney said.

“These convictions demonstrate our office's commitment to seeking justice for survivors of sexual assault,” Prosecutors Alexander G. Gatzoulis and Nicholas Anderson, who represented the state in this case, said. “We commend the courage of the victim in coming forward and testifying, as well as the thorough investigation conducted by the Manchester Police Department.”

Robledo will be sentenced in July.

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