Woman charged in decapitation case to get bail hearing

LANCASTER — The Jaffrey woman charged with falsifying evidence in the murder and beheading of Jeffrey Amerault of Keene last September will soon get a hearing on her request for bail.

At a telephonic dispositional hearing Monday morning for Britany Barron, 31, in Coos County Superior Court, Assistant State Attorney General Benjamin Agati said the state was not able to make a plea offer to the defense because it is still receiving discovery and test results.

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