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Manchester man facing additional charges in connection with stabbing death

Manchester man facing additional charges in connection with stabbing death

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- The man charged in a stabbing this past summer outside a gas station has been indicted on new charges.

According to court documents Antonio Cajigas,22, has been charged with second degree murder for stabbing Christopher Marcoux,25, but is now also facing charges of falsifying physical evidence charge in connection with the disposal of the murder weapon.

Authorities say Marcoux died from his injuries after he was stabbed outside a gas station on South Willow Street back on May 18,2026.

Following news of the additional charge, Cajigas is now scheduled to appear before a judge on October 13,2026.

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