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a tiny bit of news, house is being searched again. WBZ

Police cruisers and two New Hampshire State Police trucks could be seen parked outside the house this morning.

A tow truck also arrived and was loading up a silver Ford F150 pickup truck with New Hampshire license plates. The F150 had a blue tarp over its bed, but a dark green plastic garbage can could be seen inside.

i don't know whose truck it is.


at about 2:37 on this video you can see the stepbrother briefly, Nick Noyes.

http://boston.cbslocal.com/video-on-dema...Id=6102836


Celina lived with her mother, sister, stepfather and a man named Kevin Mullaney, said by neighbors to be the son of a former boyfriend of her mother, Louisa Noyes. his was the red truck. Kevin Mullaney was arrested in 2007 for burglary but has no other criminal record.

The brother and mother of Celina's stepfather said he is not doing well and asked the media to leave him alone.

I just watched the video of the "Step Brother", WOW no emotion, nothing in that voice..."we miss you, we want you home safe"...the eyes tell it all. They are blank!! An interview like that says A LOT!

But one thing keeps coming to mind, and gives me a little doubt. LC, what is your take on the comments on FB by Celina (or someone that has access to her computer). How she takes walks at night?

On Celina's FB page Kevin Mullaney is listed under "Family" as
'Brother'.

Celina and sister Kayla




Celina with Kevin Mullaney.
they sure look a lot alike, but he is supposed to be son of mom's old boyfriend. i wonder if she knows who her kids' baby-daddies are.



BOSTON (CBS) – 11-year-old Celina Cass was wrapped in a blanket when she was found dead in a river earlier this week, WBZ-TV’s Karen Anderson has learned.

truck removed
truck that neighbors said was driven by the girl's stepfather







Nick Noyes



Trooper, bio-dad-adam laro, his son adam jr.

Well if she was wrapped in a blanket they can disregard the accidental drowning...

(08-03-2011, 10:33 AM)Feistyoldbroad Wrote: [ -> ]Sorry,, I will delete it. You're right. I see I can't edit aftera certain amount of time. I'm sorry. This wasn't the place and I apologize.

You don't owe anyone an apology. That was lovely of you to compliment LC, it's deserved & nowhere else but her crime forum is it more appropriate for her to read it.

(08-03-2011, 10:02 AM)IMaDick Wrote: [ -> ]And you really thought this was the right thread for that?

She had a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ chance of getting it right.

bringing photos over to this page.

(08-03-2011, 02:43 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: [ -> ]Celina and sister Kayla




Celina with Kevin Mullaney.
they sure look a lot alike, but he is supposed to be son of mom's old boyfriend. i wonder if she knows who her kids' baby-daddies are.



BOSTON (CBS) – 11-year-old Celina Cass was wrapped in a blanket when she was found dead in a river earlier this week, WBZ-TV’s Karen Anderson has learned.

truck removed
truck that neighbors said was driven by the girl's stepfather









Nick Noyes



Trooper, bio-dad-adam laro, his son adam jr.

Does anyone have a link to Celina's FB page? I couldn't find it in this thread.

(08-03-2011, 06:38 PM)Nina Wrote: [ -> ]Does anyone have a link to Celina's FB page? I couldn't find it in this thread.

it was taken down a day or two ago.

body has been turned over to family. will be private funeral. bio-dad not invited.

creeper family in so many ways.

ABC/AP

August 3, 2011

Law enforcement officials looking into the death of an 11-year-old New Hampshire girl whose body was pulled from a river this week entered her home with a warrant Wednesday and impounded her stepfather's pickup truck, as her mother began making arrangements for a private memorial service.

New Hampshire State Police loaded the late-model silver pickup truck onto a flatbed, and gloved crime scene technicians examined its undercarriage before it was hauled away.

Investigators also re-entered the home as they sought evidence that could assist in the criminal investigation in the death of Celina Cass, who was last seen at a computer at her home the night of July 25 and was reported missing the next morning, Senior Assistant Attorney General Jane Young said.

The fifth-grader was missing for a week before her body was found Monday in the Connecticut River, which divides New Hampshire and Vermont. An autopsy didn't immediately provide the cause or manner of her death. Investigators labeled her death suspicious and said the case was being treated as a criminal investigation.

With their home cordoned off by police tape, the family is staying with friends and relatives, but friends won't disclose the family's location.

Close family friend Jeanine Brady, the employer of Celina's mother, Louisa Noyes, said the girl's body has been turned over to the family and a service is being planned. Brady declined to say where or when the service would be held. She said it will be private.

Brady said Noyes has been surrounded by her family since Celina's disappearance.

"She needed the utmost privacy," Brady said.

The pickup was the second vehicle hauled away from the home in Stewartstown, a community of 800 residents. Police last week impounded a red pickup truck that neighbors say was driven by Kevin Mullaney, who had moved in with the family.

Mullaney and Celina's stepfather, Wendell Noyes, have previously run afoul of the law. Mullaney was charged in a string of car thefts in 2007, and Noyes was arrested in 2003 for breaking into an ex-girlfriend's home and threatening to throw her down a flight of stairs, according to court documents.

Wendell Noyes was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric hospital after the 2003 incident, and an order signed by a probate judge indicated he suffered from paranoid schizophrenia.

Mullaney pleaded guilty to stealing five cars and trucks in 2007 and was sentenced to 1 ¹⁄₂ to 3 years in prison and a consecutive term of four months in jail.

Brady declined to say whether Wendell Noyes was staying with Louisa's family. Noyes initially spoke to reporters about Celina's disappearance but later stopped speaking out. A man who answered the phone at the home of Wendell Noyes' sister on Tuesday said no one at the house would talk to a reporter.

A message left with one of Mullaney's family members wasn't returned.

Friends close to Louisa Noyes say Mullaney, 23, is the son of a former boyfriend and moved into the Noyes' home about a year ago, joining Wendell and Louisa Noyes and her children, Celina and her older sister, Kayla.

That Bucky Beaver picture cracked me up!

Step-Ass preparing for an insanity defense, which will probably work!!! Sad as it is. The other guy in the house will probably do the same thing.....

OBIT says there is a memorial fund set up in Celina's memory, awesome idea..... BUT.....
Why would anyone want to donate money to this fund without knowing what it will be used for? NOT ME!!! I'm not going to support the family legal fees!! Someone outside the family should start a fund specifically for a head stone, that would make more sense to me!!!







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link:
http://news.bostonherald.com/news/region...position=0

Boston Herald

STEWARTSTOWN, N.H. — The grief-stricken grandfather of 11-year-old Celina Cass is pleading for police to solve the girl’s suspicious death and not leave loved ones grasping for answers like they are in Florida’s Casey Anthony case.

“I just hope justice is brought and whoever’s responsible gets the max because that little girl didn’t deserve that,” Wally Laro told the Herald yesterday. “I don’t want no Casey Anthony.”

(08-03-2011, 10:47 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: [ -> ]


Services are pending
Donations maybe made in her memory to The Celina Cass Memorial Fund, c/o the Passumpic Savings Bank, PO Box 351, Lancaster, NH 03584.

Does anyone know how I would go about finding out who is going to benefit from this fund and/or who will control it????

Mamma Cass-Noyes seems to have made some piss poor choices in the last year and I'm not going to donate any money to a fund she will have control over.