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Suspect in death of Vermont border agent transferred to New Hampshire

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Teresa Youngblut, a suspect in the killing of a Vermont border agent, has been transferred to a facility in New Hampshire

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Weeks after shooting of border patrol agent, FBI searched connected residences in North Carolina

On Feb. 5, dozens of FBI agents swarmed a wooded neighborhood in Chapel Hill, where two individuals linked to the Jan. 20 shooting of a border patrol agent in Vermont had stayed.

9 days ago·Montpelier, United States

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WMUR

Woman charged in Vermont border agent's death being held in New Hampshire

A woman charged in connection with the shooting death of a Border Patrol agent in Vermont is now being held in New Hampshire.

10 days ago·New Hampshire, United States

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WPTZ

Suspect in death of Vermont border agent transferred to New Hampshire

Teresa Youngblut, a suspect in the killing of a Vermont border agent, has been transferred to a facility in New Hampshire

10 days ago·Plattsburgh, United States

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Vermont Daily Chronicle

Woman suspect in fatal Border Patrol shooting moved out-of-state - Vermont Daily Chronicle

Teresa Youngblut, 21, is now at the Merrimack County Department of Corrections near Concord, NH, due to bed shortage for Fed. detainees in VT jails.

9 days ago

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Niagara Action

Foul Play Unknown in Death of FBI Agent Leah Bellitto

Leah K. Bellitto, a 28-year-old investigative specialist with the FBI, was found dead in a wooded area in East Amherst on Tuesday three days after she was reported missing. The circumstances surrounding her death remain unclear, and authorities have not yet confirmed whether foul play was involved. A Mass of Christian Burial for Bellitto will be held at 11am on Saturday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, located at 6919 Transit Road in Swormville. B…

10 days ago

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