Vigil Held For Manchester Murder Victim, Chandler Innarelli

MANCHESTER, NH — Friends, and family gathered together to remember Chandler Innarelli who was shot to death in Manchester on Feb. 19, 2020.

Innarelli’s there have been no arrests in the murder investigation of his death. More than 50 people gathered Friday on Beech Street for a vigil near where the murder occurred.

The group, who gathered in snowy conditions, shared photos and stories of Chandler. Several candles were placed on the ground forming a symbol for “Long Live Chandler”.

“Justice For Chandler,” a Facebook page formed by Chandler’s mother, has continued to bring attention to the unsolved murder. Chandler’s death is one of many deaths of young men in Manchester that have not led to an arrest.

Manchester police recently released preliminary crime statistics for 2020 showing four homicides compared to six in 2019. Chandler’s homicide is one of the four homicides.

Siidi Dhurow, 22, was stabbed to death near the corner of Beech and Lowell streets. Balloons continue to be placed near the scene of the murder, but there have been no arrests.

Jaden Connor, 17, was shot to death on Central Street on July 14, 2020. His death led to an indictment of Isaiah Rivera-Perez in November for second-degree murder and reckless conduct in connection with an incident

Alan Beliveau, 59, of Manchester was shot to death on Brockton Street on April 16, 2020. Autopsy results showed the death was ruled a homicide. MPD and the NH Attorney General's Office have not released the name of the person who shot Beliveau. No arrests have been made, and no final report has been issued in a possible self-defense investigation situation.

Mercedes Tremblay, 25, and 2-year-old Mason Tremblay were found dead in an apartment on Bodwell Rd on Dec. 14, 2020. The NH Attorney General’s Office and MPD have not released the cause or manner of death of these individuals.

Cynthia Halloran, 69, was found deceased in a parking lot near the Rockingham Rail Trail in Manchester on Dec. 30, 2020. The NH Attorney General’s Office and MPD have not released the cause or manner of death of Halloran. Police continue to ask for information on where she was shortly before her body was discovered.

The deaths of the Tremblays and Halloran are not part of the preliminary homicide crime statistics for 2020, and at this time remain as open investigations.

MPD was asked to clarify if the crime statistics will be revised if any of the unclassified deaths are ruled homicides. MPD Spokesperson Heather Hamel said a 91A Right To Know Request would have to be filed. A 91A request was filed on February 12th, and we are awaiting a reply.

Anyone with any information about any of these cases is encouraged to contact detectives of the Manchester Police Department at 603-668-8711.

Patch will update as additional information is provided in the investigations.