Three dead following motorcycle crash in Laconia

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In this still image taken from video, and ambulance with working lights is parked in a street in Cambridge, Mass., on Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Photo: Saga Communications/AP Photo/ No Photographer given

MANCHESTER, N.H.- Authorities say three people are dead following a motorcycle crash over the weekend.

According to police the crash occurred just before 11p.m. Saturday night near the Looney Bin Bar and Gril, which ended up closed a section of Route 3 for roughly eight hours.

Out of the crash Police say Cameron Mosher,28, of Dennis, Massachusetts, Miles Collette, 32, of Gilford and Jeanine Fereshetian, 33, of Laconia died at the scene.

As for the events leading up to the crash, authorities say that’s the subject of an ongoing investigation but also went out their way to note that in no way did the Looney Bin Bar and Gril have anything to do with the crash.

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