Logan Clegg Sentenced to Life for Murder of Retired Couple in New Hampshire

Known as the 'Mountain Dew Man', Clegg was found guilty of all charges including second-degree murder and falsifying physical evidence.

Logan Clegg, 27, was sentenced to two consecutive sentences of 50 years to life in prison for the murders of retired couple Stephen and Djeswende 'Wendy' Reid.
Clegg, known as the 'Mountain Dew Man', was living in a tent in the woods near the couple's home in Concord, New Hampshire, and had been camping there for months.
The Reids were shot multiple times on a trail near their home in April 2022. Their bodies were found days later, dragged into the woods and covered with leaves, sticks, and debris.
Clegg was found guilty in October of all nine counts he faced, including four counts of second-degree murder, one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm and four counts of falsifying physical evidence.
After the murders, Clegg attempted to flee, burning his tent, erasing his computer, and buying a bus ticket out of Concord. He was eventually arrested in South Burlington, Vermont, with a one-way plane ticket to Berlin, Germany, a fake passport, and a gun in his backpack.