"We may never know the motive," they promised.
A man was charged with second-degree murder after a shooting Saturday night at a country club in Nashua in which one person was killed and several other people were injured, some while trying to flee the chaotic scene.
The Attorney General's Office said Hunter Nadeau, 23, of Nashua, allegedly shot and killed Robert DeCesare, 59, in an attack at the Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua.
An autopsy on DeCesare is scheduled for Monday.
Nadeau, meanwhile, is scheduled to be arraigned at 1 p.m. Monday. Formella said additional charges are likely.
Investigators said Nadeau shot and wounded two other people, including one who worked at the restaurant and one who was a patron. Meanwhile, at least four other people suffered other non-gunshot injuries as they tried to flee.
Nashua Fire Rescue said on Sunday that two people who were wounded were taken by vehicle to the Spit Brook Road fire station, where aid was given to one person with a gunshot wound to the face and one person with a hand laceration. Both were taken to Southern New Hampshire Medical Center and the gunshot victim was flown to a Boston hospital, fire authorities said.
Attorney General John Formella said the victim flown to a Boston hospital is in in critical condition, but the victim is said to be stable.
The NYPost reports what WMUR censors -- the gunman screamed "Free Palestine!" as he committed murder.
He also shouted "the children are safe" which could be a reference to the trans extremists' claim that we must protect the children... from people who don't want to lop off healthy body parts.
The armed maniac, wearing a mask, stormed into the wedding, flipped off the guests and shouted "the children are safe" and "Free Palestine," witnesses told local media.
"Getting together for a dance for the bride and groom and then all chaos went off," Tom Bartelson, the uncle of the groom, said. "We heard about six shots and everybody ducked for cover and next thing you know we're rushed into safe spots and things like that."
Officials said it's not clear whether the attack was targeted or random, and they have not determined a motive.
"And we never will," Nashua prosecutors added.
They say he might have been targeting someone specific.
Which suggests a bizarre possibility: That people are now going to commit personal-motivation murders but then shout left-wing political slogans on the not-implausible theory that left-wing jurors will jury-nullify and refuse to convict them because they see them as soldiers of the left.
And in another terrorist act in New Hampshire that we May Never Know the Motive For, a man crying about the "Israeli Deep State" plotted to detonate a bomb to kill the governor.
A 22-year-old has been arrested after he allegedly threatened to murder New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte using homemade pipe bombs.
Independent reporter Breanna Morello posted on X: "Investigators say Tristan Anderson boasted about his plans to his roommate on Snapchat, displaying the materials he planned to use.
Anderson allegedly posted anti-Semitic messages about an "Israel Deep State" before targeting Catholic Governor Kelly Ayotte with threats.
His social media included violent posts, like threatening to "kill" New Hampshire committee members he believed misrepresented residents.
His roommate reported to police that Anderson owned guns and showed her fireworks, metal tubes, and bags of nuts and bolts, which he allegedly planned to use to make pipe bombs.
And of course two men, both named Nasir, set a bomb on a Fox News van last week.
A bomb on a local FOX 13 news van in Salt Lake City fizzled out instead of blowing up on Friday, and police have two suspects in custody. Suspected Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson is being held nearby.
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It was those sneaky Lutherans again. Just kidding. The suspects' names are Adeeb Nasir, age 58, and Adil Justice Ahmed Nasir, age 31.
The story slipped under the radar over the weekend, but investigators found that the bomb "had been lit but failed to function as designed," according to court documents revealed by CBS affiliate KUTV early Monday.
On Sunday, the FBI served a search warrant in Salt Lake's Magna neighborhood west of downtown, but only after evacuating neighboring homes. It's a good thing, too, since the search found explosives, explosive-related components, firearms, illegal narcotics, and drug paraphernalia.
The two Nasirs were arrested at the scene and could face charges related to weapons possession and threats of terrorism, according to local ABC News affiliate KTVX.
"There was no information about a possible motive," according to the Associated Press, and my eyes just rolled so hard into the back of my head that I can see my brain stem in startling detail.
No possible motive. Wait, I've got one: White Supremacy.
I have to apologize for some thin blogging I'm doing and will be doing all week. I'm very busy with personal matters (nothing bad, just laborious) that I have to take care of by Friday.