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Good morning to everybody except child predators, including Gregory Peck.

Gregory says he's "homeless" in Salem, NH, and this guy is a perfect example of why it's so important to post all s*x offenders. Who gives a crap if the charge was 20 years ago? This guy became a repeat offender 25 years after his first conviction and had little to no trouble in between. These people just lurk and when they think nobody is paying attention they strike again.

Gregory Peck, 47, at the age of 21 was convicted of Aggravated Felonious Sexual Assault (victim under 13) and Felonious Sexual Assault (victim between 13 and 16). Then, at the age of 46, he decided to reoffend and was convicted of Felonious Sexual Assault (victim under 16).

And to be clear on that second conviction, court records show the victim was actually under 13 years old, and he was originally charged with two counts of Aggravated Felonious Sexual Assault victim under 13. Yet after a sweet plea deal, this repeat offender is back out on the streets just two years later and is now roaming around Salem.

So the next time somebody asks why people still post s*x offenders whose convictions are decades old, Gregory Peck is a pretty good example of why. Twenty-five years passed between convictions, and he still ended up right back in court on another case involving a child.

If you ever have a concerning encounter with him don't hesitate to reach out to the Salem NH Police Department and let them handle it.

Breaking News: Two days after being struck while responding on his police motorcycle to a rollover crash involving an alleged impaired driver, Londonderry Police Officer Randy Dyer was released from the hospital Saturday night.

He’s now home resting in stable condition and being monitored for a concussion and a possible knee injury.

I also wanted to share this photo again of the officers of the Londonderry Police Department who showed up for Brandon’s graduation while his dad was still recovering in the hospital. Seeing officers show up for him like that says a lot about the department and the way they look out for their own. It’s one of the many reasons I think it’s easily one of the best-run departments around, if not the best.

Again congratulations, Brandon, on your graduation. Really glad to hear your dad is out of the hospital and expected to make a full recovery.

Wishing Officer Dyer and his family all the best as he continues to heal.

Breaking News: Kelsey Fitzsimmons has announced a new podcast, Case Notes Unfiltered.

She plans on telling her story about being shot in the chest inside her own home, her 53-day hospital stay, and the 138 days she spent behind bars for being a young mother in pain with a doctor's note to prove it — all while facing charges she was completely innocent of.

Kelsey says she'll be going in depth on details about stuff that a lot of people may have never heard before, as well as what it is like trying to rebuild her life after the betrayal and trauma she suffered.

The podcast launches June 30, 2026, exactly one year to the minute from when her baby was taken away for absolutely no reason.

I highly recommend everyone watch this because I know I will be. I can't wait for her to finally be able to tell her story publicly and let people hear what she went through in her own words. It will be streamed across all platforms.

Cc North Andover Police Department because "In other shocking news" had to start a new page thanks to the incompetence that was on full display throughout her case.

Hey everyone in the Derry area and Southern New Hampshire, this is one people need to be aware of because Danny Defrancesco's victim was just 4 years old.

He currently works as a Project Manager for the popular family-owned and operated company Defrancesco Quality Roofing and has even received positive reviews from unsuspecting customers for work performed by him and his team (photos below). He also appears in company newspaper photos and promotional materials (photos below).

Daniel Defrancesco, 53, was convicted at age 25 of Aggravated Felonious Sexual Assault involving a victim under the age of 13. When victims are in the single digits, that should be stated as well. According to court documents, the victim was 4 years old and a family member.

If you're planning to hire Defrancesco Quality Roofing for work on your home, you may want to ask who will be assigned to the job before work begins and make sure this guy is nowhere close.

As always, if you're tired of s*x offenders working in positions that regularly place them inside people's homes and around the public, don't hesitate to reach out. You will remain 100% anonymous. Community awareness matters, and keeping people informed helps them make decisions about who they allow into their homes.

Stay far, far away from Danny and if you ever have a creepy encounter don't hesitate to reach out to local law enforcement.

Breaking News: Former New Hampshire State Representative Stacie Marie Laughton has been sentenced to more than 33 years in federal prison.

This comes after he previously pleaded guilty in federal court on November 19, 2025, to three counts of s*xual exploitation of children and one count of distribution of child po*******hy.

This is one of the reasons I wish the federal government would handle every case involving crimes against children. If this had been prosecuted at the state level, there's a good chance he would be walking out of prison right now and never served a day in jail. Instead, he'll be spending more than three decades behind bars.

I've also posted the charging documents in the comments for anyone who wants to read for themselves exactly who Stacie really is. Warning it is graphic.

I got a question: has anyone been paying attention to the case of Kristy Gesse vs. the State of New Hampshire?

This case has been sent over to me by a couple of people, and all I can say is go get ‘em, Kristy. I’m really glad to see you having the courage and strength to relive what you went through. No dollar amount can undo a lifetime of torment caused while the State of New Hampshire looked the other way.

She's going after the state after DCYF placed her in a private group home where she was r***d hundreds of times. What's even more disturbing is that others reportedly tried to report abuse by the same person before Gesse was ever placed there, only to be shut down by DCYF. Nothing to see here, folks. Just look the other way.

It sounds like DCYF either didn't care or turned a blind eye while young girls were being placed into the care of this absolute monster, Peter Tsetsilas, at his Saddleback Mountain Retreat in Deerfield, New Hampshire.

Tsetsilas was later convicted of these crimes and has since passed away.

It takes an incredible amount of strength to get on the stand, go after the state, and relive one of the most horrific periods of your life. The reality is that stuff like this never goes away. As I always say, the damage these monsters cause lasts a lifetime for victims.

This case is a perfect example of why harsher punishments are needed. When the state continuously lets these people out or look the other way and they go on to reoffend, the state should be held accountable too, along with the judges and prosecutors who keep giving these monsters chance after chance.

I hope she gets millions, and I hope the hundreds of other victims suing DCYF do too. Maybe when the state has to pay out billions for failing to protect vulnerable children, they'll finally start taking these crimes seriously.

I bet the State of New Hampshire wishes it had listened to the earlier victims of Tsetsilas back in the 1980s. Instead, more children were victimized for years afterward.

NH DCYF should face a thorough investigation into how it's still operating today. From what I see, not nearly enough has changed, and I still receive numerous complaints about the agency on a regular basis and I think I might start talking about that now as well.

🚨 MISSING JUVENILE - LAWRENCE MA

Let's help bring this young girl home.

She was last seen in the Beacon Street and Andover Street area of Lawrence. If you've seen her, know where she may be, or have any information that could help, please contact the Lawrence Police Department MA at 978-794-5900.

Please share. One share could reach the person who knows where she is.

Good Morning to everyone except child predators, including Colby Bisson.

Hey Manchester, here's one everyone needs to be aware of.

Colby is now living somewhere in Manchester, NH and listed as homeless, which means he doesn't show up as a pin on the map people use to keep track of registered s*x offenders. There is nowhere to put a dot when someone claims to be homeless.

Colby Bisson, 31, was convicted at the age of 28 of two counts involving child s*xual abuse images.

Court records show he was originally charged with seven counts after authorities found child s*xual abuse images and videos on his cell phone, including material depicting an adult man s*xually abusing a prepubescent girl.

But you know how the courts work. They hand out sweet plea deals because they'd rather get a conviction on something than put in the effort to pursue every charge and seek true justice for the victims. So here we are in 2026, and he's back out on the streets with a cellphone in hand, roaming somewhere around Manchester while the public is left to keep an eye out for itself.

Stay safe, Manchester. If you ever have a concerning encounter with this individual, don't hesitate to contact Manchester NH Police and let them handle it.

Please share so people know who is living in their community.

Hey everyone in and around Allenstown and Dunbarton, let’s congratulate Officer Alyssa Soucy on becoming Dunbarton’s newest police officer.

Dunbarton, NH Police Department gains a solid officer with some experience, and Allenstown Police Department loses another one. Not exactly surprising at this point, let’s be honest.

When good officers keep walking out the door, at some point you’ve got to look at what’s going on inside the department. Maybe it’s time to ask what’s driving the turnover and why morale and confidence in leadership keep coming up- especially when even the Board of Selectmen has been overriding Chief Beth Towers decision-making recently

Either way, wishing Officer Soucy the best in Dunbarton — and hopefully with a department that has solid leadership and a lot less drama. Congratulations, Officer Soucy.

The Epping Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying the woman in the surveillance photos below.

I think most of us can probably make an educated guess as to why they're looking for her, but a few extra details from the Epping NH Police Department would certainly help in the future while asking for publics help!!

If you recognize her, please contact Officer Safarz at 603-679-5122.