"sweet and guiltless" New Hampshire young lady who has been absent for almost three years is a manslaughter casualty, despite the fact that her remaining parts presently can't seem to be found, specialists said Thursday.

Concordance Montgomery was probably killed in Manchester toward the beginning of December 2019, New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella told columnists. She was 5 years of age at that point.

Formella, the state's top examiner, said agents have uncovered "natural proof" that has "drove us to this troublesome and appalling end."

"This is currently formally a crime examination," Formella said. "Our agents will keep on looking for equity and investigate the conditions of Harmony's homicide and quest for her remaining parts."

Formella and Manchester Police Chief Allen Aldenberg didn't take questions or expound on the proof that drove them to proclaim Harmony's passing.

Thursday's improvement comes over seven months after police in Manchester said they previously discovered that Harmony had not been seen for a considerable length of time.

The young lady has not been seen since late 2019, yet police said they learned she was missing just in December.

Aldenberg considered her a "sweet and honest 8-year-old young lady."

Specialists pursued for the public's assistance in tracking down her remaining parts and distinguishing her executioner.

"Now is the ideal opportunity. Time to move forward and make the best decision and settle on the decision to that tip line," Aldenberg said. "Concordance's a sweet and guiltless youngster who should be brought back to her loved ones."

Agreement was in the authority of her dad, Adam Montgomery, when she was most recently seen in late November 2019, New Hampshire policing have said.

Adam Montgomery and his better half, Kayla, who isn't Harmony's mom, have both been captured and charged, yet not in that frame of mind with the young lady's vanishing. Both have argued not liable.