GOFFSTOWN, N.H. (WHDH) - The daughter of an elderly woman who was found shot to death in a home in Goffstown, New Hampshire was arrested in Florida on Sunday and is expected to face a charge of second-degree murder when she’s returned to the Granite State, officials said.
Jennifer Clow, 49, was arrested in Naples in connection with the death of her 72-year-old mother, Sally Miller, according to a release issued by New Hampshire Deputy Attorney General Jane E. Young.
Clow was arrested on a fugitive from justice charge based on an arrest warrant issued June 15 charging her with alternative counts of knowing and reckless second-degree murder for causing Miller’s death.
Officers conducting a welfare check at Miller’s home on Friday found her dead from a single gunshot wound.
Clow is being held in Florida pending her arraignment, where authorities will seek her extradition to New Hampshire to face the murder charges.
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