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Second victim dies out of Whitefield shooting

Second victim dies out of Whitefield shooting

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- Authorities say a second person has died following a shooting in Whitefield earlier this month, that authorities believe was part of an attempted-murder-suicide.

According to police Michael Marro,41, died from injuries sustained when his brother Eric Blake Jr. shot him back on August 11,2026.

Marro’s death comes after his mother Amy Blake,59, recently died after also being shot in the head.

Investigators say Eric Blake Jr not only shot both his mother and brother but also his father, Eric Blake Sr. 53, and then took his own life.

However, Police say Eric Blake Sr is expected to survive as he was able to drive himself to a nearby hospital after being shot.

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