NH Corrections Department: 2 Fugitives, With Suspected ‘Violent Tendencies,’ Now In Custody: Follow-Up

CONCORD, NH — Two fugitives of the week are now in custody, according to the New Hampshire Department of Corrections.

Christopher Lee Goodman, 50, who was featured in April, was arrested on Oct. 11 by Keene police. According to corrections investigators, police received a tip after a resident saw him featured on a Fugitive of the Week post online and recognized him entering a local apartment.

“Officers responded and located Goodman inside the residence, where he was taken into custody without incident,” according to a corrections update issued Monday. “He is currently being held at the New Hampshire State Prison for Men awaiting a parole revocation hearing.”

Goodman, a convicted strangler, was accused of violating multiple conditions of his parole and absconding from supervision.

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Kevin Justin Thibaudeau, 41, was featured last week and on Thursday, while the Belknap County Sheriff’s Office was conducting a search of a homeless camp in Belmont, he was found inside a tent.

“During a subsequent search,” corrections said, “(a) deputy located a set of metallic knuckles in the pocket of Thibaudeau’s jeans. In addition to the charges Thibaudeau faces for the violation of his probation conditions, he is facing an additional charge of being a felon in possession of a dangerous weapon.”

Thibaudeau is currently being held at the Belknap County House of Corrections. He was also wanted on probation violation allegations.

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