
Justice for Harmony: The Trials of Adam Montgomery" is a gripping and deeply investigative podcast that peels back the layers of a case that's captivated and horrified a nation. This meticulously researched series delves into the disappearance and tragic death of five-year-old Harmony Montgomery, and the subsequent trials of her father, Adam Montgomery. We seek to uncover the truth, analyze the fa... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryTrue CrimeNews | |||

The conviction that was supposed to say what happened to Harmony Montgomery is gone. The New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled unanimously that trying the murder alongside a separate assault charge in a single trial denied Adam Montgomery a fair proceedi... more
Harmony Montgomery died in December 2019. Nobody noticed she was gone for two years. A jury convicted her father of murder in 2024. The Supreme Court reversed that conviction before it reached its second anniversary. The state says it will try again.... more
Adam Montgomery has been offered every incentive the system can provide. A lighter sentence. A path to something less than dying behind bars. All he has to do is tell someone where he put his five-year-old daughter. He has chosen silence every time. ... more
Adam Montgomery hid his daughter’s body in a duffel bag, a car trunk, banks of snow, a cooler, a homeless shelter ceiling, and a walk-in freezer. He used lime to accelerate decomposition. He rented a U-Haul and disposed of what remained of Harmony so... more
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This was real justice for Harmony. The people were able to hear the entire court case so there is no chance for any person to twist the truth around or to pick and choose what they want to twist in their own narrative . Thank you for the audio. I truly hope that the judges will rethink how they place a child when determining if a person is fit to be a parent of a child instead of just a sperm or or womb donor. Just because you gave birth to a child doesn’t make you fit to care for the child.
I can't with this guy. As everyone has mentioned, the episodes are only minutes long and about 40%+ of his measly content are ads. I have no problem forwarding through too many bothersome ads but this guy takes it to a whole new level. It's frustrating because I actually like him and his commentary, but the fact that he continues to make these small minutes long episodes while bombarding us with ads is not doable for any sane listener. You have to go through six episodes to get even half the con... more
Nothing else to say. Can’t get past that.
the order of the videos was very messed up but good podcast overall. can't wait for the next trial!!
So basically the reporters voice is obviously AI generated. And the boy speaks at a very fast pace , so I can hardly even make out what the bot is saying anyway. This podcast is a joke , I want to pull my own hair out.
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A gripping true-crime and legal-analysis series that centers on the disappearance and death of Harmony Montgomery and the subsequent trials of Adam Montgomery. Episodes dissect trial mechanics, evidentiary issues, and systemic failures in child welfare and the justice system, paired with pointed commentary on accountability and the human impact of high-profile cases. The show often blends expert legal insight with impassioned opinions, offering both procedural explanations and strong narrative takes that appeal to listeners who want to understand how complex cases unfold and what they mean for justice.
Noteworthy for its intensive focus on courtroom strategy, witness dynamics, and the interplay between procedure and outcome, the show tends... more
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