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Investigation underway into suspicious deaths in Manchester

Investigation underway into suspicious deaths in Manchester

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- The Attorney General’s office says authorities are investigating what are being described as “suspicious” deaths of an adult male and female at a home on Wheelock Street.

According to investigators Tuesday morning police responded to a report of a domestic dispute and once on scene found an unidentified man and woman dead, and an eight-year-old-child, alive, who had suffered what are believed to be non-life threating injuries.

Police note the child was then transported to an area hospital where they’re said to be in stable condition.

As for the exact circumstances surrounding this incident authorities have yet to say but note in a press release that they plan to release new information when it becomes available.

As the investigation into this incident continues police are asking that anyone with information that could be helpful to please contact Manchester police at 603-668-8711.

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