US EditionMan Previously Imprisoned for Killing Father Accused of Trying to Strangle His Mother
Ian Delmore faces felony strangulation and multiple assault charges after allegedly abusing his mother, with charges upgraded following investigation, police said.
- Nashua police arrested Ian Delmore on Sunday after a domestic dispute, charging him with five counts of domestic violence-simple assault and strangulation.
- Records show Ian Delmore was sentenced in 2008 for killing his father in 2007 and was released on May 27 this year, officials said.
- According to police, victim statements and physical evidence led to the arrest after Delmore's mother left safely, but he remained inside and later refused to speak with Nashua police.
- After further investigation, prosecutors upgraded the charges to second-degree assault and added domestic-violence counts; Ian Delmore is held without bail and arraigned Monday in Nashua District Court.
- Prosecutors noted Ian Delmore stabbed his father 22 times, and autopsy findings showed Noel Delmore, 57, died from stab wounds that reached his brain.
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Man who served prison time for killing father accused of strangling mother
A man who served prison time after pleading guilty to killing his father back in 2007 was arrested Sunday and charged with strangling his mother. Ian Delmore, 40, of Nashua, is charged with one count of second-degree assault-domestic violence-strangulation and five counts of domestic violence-simple assault. Nashua police said they arrested Delmore after responding to a report of a domestic dispute between Delmore and his mother. Delmore had rep…
A man who served a prison sentence after pleading guilty to his father’s murder in 2007 was arrested on Sunday and charged with strangling his mother. Ian Delmore, 40, a resident of Nashua, is charged with a second-degree assault charge with domestic violence and strangulation, and five counts of domestic violence with simple assault. Nashua police reported that Delmore was arrested after responding to a notice of a domestic dispute between Delm…
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