Manchester police parked near a wooded area where a homeless man was found dead off the rail trail in south Manchester. Officers parked in the parking lot behind the DMV and walked into the site. (JEFFREY HASTINGS PHOTO)
Alexandra Eckersley is the adoptive daughter of Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley. The family said that Alexandra, who allegedly abandoned her newborn in a tent, has long suffered from mental illness and asked the public not to judge her. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Manchester police parked near a wooded area where a homeless man was found dead off the rail trail in south Manchester. Officers parked in the parking lot behind the DMV and walked into the site. (JEFFREY HASTINGS PHOTO)
Alexandra Eckersley is the adoptive daughter of Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley. The family said that Alexandra, who allegedly abandoned her newborn in a tent, has long suffered from mental illness and asked the public not to judge her. (COURTESY PHOTO)
MANCHESTER — A second homeless person has died in Manchester since Christmas morning, when a woman was found dead in a tent outside the Families in Transition shelter at 199 Manchester St.
The death reported Thursday was a man in a homeless encampment in Manchester. His family hasn’t yet been notified, and it doesn’t appear suspicious, said Manchester Police spokesman Heather Hamel.
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