Making the Case

Making the case for a federal investigation into violations
of five-year-old Harmony Montgomery’s constitutional rights

Can there be any justice for Harmony beyond her killer’s conviction?

A three-part, explosive exposé about New Hampshire’s part in Harmony’s death coming soon

Excerpts from Part One

What happened to Harmony may be one of the most extreme and shocking deprivations of a child’s constitutional and civil rights ever documented. If she is to suffer no further injustice, even in death, the state of New Hampshire and the federal government owe her a full, unbiased federal investigation

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Harmony Montgomery might still be alive if things had gone differently on July 29, 2019. It may very well have been her last real chance for survival. Instead, there would be no due process for Harmony that day. She simply had no fundamental or basic human rights. Despite multiple calls to the agency that day reporting severe abuse, DCYF failed to initiate any investigation or notify police as required by law. Harmony was left in the hands of the man who would later murder her

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A Three-Part Series

Exposés

Will Federal Authorities Get Justice for Harmony?

Carol Erskine June 5, 2025

Exposés

The Call for a Federal Probe

Carol Erskine June 4, 2025

Exposés

Making The Case for a Federal Investigation

Carol Erskine June 2, 2025

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Harmony Montogomery
The Child Welfare System
Missing /Injured Children
Domestic Violence