NORTH HAVERHILL, N.H. — A New Hampshire hunter has been sentenced to two to four years after being convicted of negligent homicide in the shooting death of a Massachusetts man in 2011.
Fifty-year-old Wade Holmes of Lisbon also had been convicted of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon in the death of Kenneth Brunelle of Marlboro, Mass.
Brunelle was unarmed and walking with his father and brother on opening day of firearm deer season when he was shot once and instantly killed. He had been carrying a video camera to document the hunt.
The Caledonian Record reported that Holmes remains free on bail pending an appeal to the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
Holmes’ lawyer said the incident still haunts his client, who is internalizing his grief.
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