Harmony Montgomery
LOCAL NEWS Harmony Montgomery murder investigation timeline
Harmony Montgomery Was Murdered in December 2019, New Hampshire Attorney General Says
Gruesome details revealed in opening statements of Adam Montgomery murder trial
Man on trial in killing of 5-year-old daughter said he hated her ‘right to his core,’ friend says
‘She alone knows how Harmony died’: Adam Montgomery defense pins long-missing girl’s death on estranged wife during opening statement, admits helping cover-up
Harmony Montgomery’s birth mother calls Adam Montgomery “coward” as he’s found guilty of murder
New Hampshire jury convicts Adam Montgomery of murder in the death of his 5-year-old daughter Harmony
Adam Montgomery guilty of Harmony Montgomery’s murder
Harmony Montgomery case: Sentencing date set for father convicted of murder in NH
Harmony Montgomery’s Father Found Guilty of Murdering 5-Year-Old
Stepmother of missing 5-year-old Harmony Montgomery granted parole
Kayla Montgomery granted parole from New Hampshire State Prison sentence
Monster Child Killer Declines Reduced Prison Sentence, Refuses to Say Where He Hid Daughter’s Remains
‘You are a monster’: Family members face Adam Montgomery during his sentencing for daughter’s murder
Harmony Montgomery’s Father Gets Up to Life in Prison for Murdering 5-Year-Old Daughter
‘Chose again to be heartless and immoral’: Adam Montgomery declines a drastically reduced prison sentence in exchange for saying where Harmony Montgomery’s remains can be found during dramatic sentencing hearing
Defendants
Adam Montgomery – convicted, sentenced to 45 years to life in prison
Kayla Montgomery – pled guilty, sentenced to 18 months in prison, then probation [perjury]
INMATE INFORMATION
Name: ADAM MONTGOMERY
Age: 34 66018
INMATE ID: 143303
BOOKED DATE: 01/01/1900
MAXED: 5/21/2065
FACILITY: NH State Prison for Men
CaseID: 301557
OffenseDate: 9/29/2019
Minimum: 12/30/2036
Maximum: 12/27/2051
Docket: 216-2022-CR-00577
Court: HILLSBOROUGH SUPERIOR COURT NORTH
INMATE INFORMATION
NAME: KAYLA L. MONTGOMERY
AGE: 33
INMATE ID: 92912
TERM ID: 141955
BOOKED DATE: 11/18/2022
MAXED: 5/2/2029
FACILITY: NH Correctional Facility for Women
CaseID” 298011
OffenseDate: 5/20/2022
Minimum: 11/5/2023
Maximum: 5/2/202
Docket: 216-2022-CR-01037
Court: HILLSBOROUGH SUPERIOR COURT NORTH
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It is not hard to imagine a cute pair of siblings, boy and a girl ages 4 and 3. Both had sparkling eyes and beautiful big smiles, especially when they were together. Ariana, 3, loved to color and play with her dolls. Tyler, 4, loved Scooby Doo and cooking. Sounds like your average little children, right? Unfortunately, these two beautiful children are dead, at the hands of their father, Christopher Payne, and his girlfriend, Reina Gonzales. Christopher was a non-custodial parent to these two children, and should not have even had them. However, he got them for a visit and never returned them to their mother, Jamie Hallam. Jamie tried to get her children back, but no one would help. The police asked CPS for help, which apparently was a bad idea. CPS told the police that Jamie was under investigation because of drug abuse (called into them by an “anonymous” source). But she was not under investigation. Someone at CPS did not close out the previous inquiry where she was cleared of any wrongdoing. Now, Christopher, on the other hand, was about $19,000 behind on child support, but he still filed for temporary custody in 2006. Jamie begged both the police and CPS to help her get her children back. She should not have had to do that since she had full custody. The next thing she knew, the situation took a dark turn. Christopher, being the genius that he is, stopped making payments on his storage unit. When management went through the unit to get it ready for auction in February 2007, they discovered Ariana’s body in a plastic tub. 
Tyler’s body was nowhere to be found. To make a long story short, Christopher was convicted and is currently enjoying life on death row. His girlfriend, Reina Gonzales, turned State’s witness and testified against Christopher. She talked about how his abuse of these 2 children increased when he lost his job. Yeah, children really deserve to have this happen to them. They starved the children to their deaths. But mind you, their child, Christopher Jr. was alive and healthy. They did nothing wrong with him. This seems to be the end of it, right? NO. Not at all. Where is Tyler’s body? Nothing seemed to be happening about finding Tyler’s body. No one seems to know anything about this. Reina testified against Christopher, but from what I have heard and read, she did not tell anyone where Tyler’s body is. I do not believe for even a moment that she does not know where Tyler’s body is. She knew everything else, but not this one very important fact? I don’t believe it for a moment.
Of course, this brings us back to Tyler and his missing body. Jamie deserved to have both of her children returned to her. Without it, she may never be able to get over what happened to her children. After all, she begged for help and the people who should have helped her, didn’t. Not even to try and find Tyler’s body. I, personally, would never be able to heal from such a thing without having my child’s body. It is so important to Jamie and her family, those who love Tyler. So, here comes the children’s advocate, Miranda Yonts. Thankfully, Miranda could be counted on to help out in any way she could, even though she was in a different state (Jamie was in Arizona and Miranda was 
in Illinois). Miranda stepped up to the plate and done everything she could. She has posted in many true crime forums, plastered the information and pictures all over her social media. So far, none of this hard work has found Tyler. But she keeps trying. I admire her resilience, her dedication to helping her friend find her child’s body. Can you imagine thinking about this every single day? I also admire her persistence. It seems like she finds a different way to work this issue, which is not easy when she is perhaps a thousand miles from Arizona. So, especially if you are in or close to Tuscon, or if you know anything about where Tyler is or could be, please contact the Tuscon police or Miranda Yonts. Tyler deserves to have his body returned so he can be buried.
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