Marie Bourque-Namer

CCS, CCDS, CDIP, CHRI. Ret CIRCC, CTR.
Acute Care Revenue Cycle & Quality Subject Matter Expert. Clinical Documentation Integrity, DRG Validation Audit & Appeal

[Marie Bourque-Namer @MarieNamer]

@vote_fuckers @Liza137823 I feel bad for her she slept with him

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@Sofia50020Sofia The phone book

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@SarahWorkx Well that picture is not Baron Trump

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@OlenaRohoza A very quiet funeral and burial in the golf course

[Blair Miller @BlairMillerTV]

We will always fight for Harmony and Jamison. 💜💜💜💜💜💜

[Carol Erskine @TheCarolErskine]

For all those who have followed Harmony's story with me and who care about this beautiful little girl, here is my statement on the decision by the New Hampshire Supreme Court to overturn the conviction and send the case back for a new trial:

Once again the State of New Hampshire has decided to extend the unconscionable abuse of Harmony Montgomery even further by overturning the conviction of Adam Montgomery.

The Court did not find Adam Montgomery innocent, nor did it conclude that Harmony was not murdered. Rather, it determined that legal errors regarding the joinder of charges deprived him of a fair trial on the murder count and ordered a new trial.

Nothing, when it comes to this case, has been fair to a beautiful little girl who was brutally abused by her violent father and then brutally treated by the New Hampshire child welfare system.

It is impossible to discuss this case without thinking first of Harmony. Long before there was a criminal trial or an appeal, there was a little girl who was failed by the adults and institutions charged with protecting her.

The decision is also deeply personal for me. I was the judge who finalized the adoption of Harmony's brother Jamison, just weeks before Harmony was murdered. I came to know Jamison's adoptive fathers, Blair and Johnathon Miller even before I finalized the adoption. I worked alongside them to tell Harmony's story in "A Cruel Injustice." We developed a deep and lasting friendship between our families.

Through that experience, I witnessed firsthand the profound love they have for their children and the enduring pain caused by Harmony's loss.

Today's ruling changes the legal path forward, but it does not change the underlying tragedy. Harmony remains the victim. Her brother and his family carry an unimaginable burden.

My first reaction to today's decision is not as a former judge, but as someone who has spent years examining how New Hampshire's child protection system failed Harmony Montgomery at virtually every turn. Those failures do not and did not end with Harmony.

The reversal is disappointing because it means yet another chapter in a case that should never have existed in the first place. Long before there was a criminal trial, an appeal, or a Supreme Court decision, there was a little girl who was repeatedly failed by the very institutions charged with protecting her.

The public should never forget that Harmony's death did not occur in a vacuum. Reports of abuse were not properly investigated. Evidence presented at trial contradicted key representations made in the Governor's report regarding the state's response to those reports. Opportunities to intervene were missed. Warnings were ignored. And a vulnerable child was left in circumstances that ultimately proved fatal.

The criminal case may be entering a new phase but the systemic failures that left Harmony vulnerable and placed her on a lethal trajectory remain unaddressed today. Those failures remain every bit as deserving of scrutiny and accountability—as they were before this decision was handed down.

New Hampshire's responsibility for the failures that placed Harmony in danger remains exactly the same today as it was yesterday.

[Marie Bourque-Namer @MarieNamer]

@little_foot777 @DropMicrodots Logic is a funny thing he clearly doesn't have

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@Case1034521625 You can't possibly be that stupid

[Defense Diaries @defense_diaries]

BREAKING NEWS!!!

The State of Arkansas has DISMISSED its case against Aaron Spencer!!!
#FreeAaronSpencer

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@bellesouth826 @Bederowlaw 🤡

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@jb126764417 @Bederowlaw 🤡

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@kreadisinnocent 🤡

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@Timcast @DoctorTurtleboy

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@DoctorTurtleboy @DoctorTurtleboy that's not Ozempic. That is the benefit of the big guns, tirzepatide!

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@joncoopertweets Another good reason to vote

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@Freyaaie Morgan!

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@OldMerIsDead Still having a problem with the fleas I see

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@TheYoungJurks I'm so disappointed that this is the type of thing you're posting now

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@BakerBroken Such a terrible disappointment

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@Arma_Lite_14 Doctor of what? Thanatology? Puppetry?