Police found him living out of a car in Manchester with another woman. 4 by Manchester Police and charged with assault related to a July 2019 incident alleging he abused Harmony. Photo/Carol RobidouxĪdam Montgomery was arrested Jan. Manchester police Chief Allen Aldenberg, flanked by Assistant Chief Steve Mangone, left, called a news conference on New Year’s Eve announcing the search for Harmony Montgomery. Police Chief Allen Aldenberg immediately went public with the case on Dec. A missing person investigation was launched November 18, 2021, and, weeks later NH DCYF informed police they could not account for Harmony’s whereabouts. After trying with no luck to locate Montgomery in recent months based on the information she had, Sorey was finally able to get Manchester Police involved. Sorey believed her daughter to still be in the custody of Adam Montgomery. We pushed her to help us figure out where she is so we can have a relationship with her,” says Blair. “He asks for his sister and looks for her at playgrounds.

In fact, Blair says it was Jamison’s recent struggle to process the absence of his sister that led the Millers to encourage Sorey to reinvigorate her search for Harmony. 19, 2019, they adopted Jamison in an open adoption and have maintained a relationship with Sorey. But it was also Sorey’s loss that led to the completion of the Millers’ family.

Giving up her children was not an easy thing for her to accept. Sorey has since found her way to sobriety. Harmony’s father, Adam Montgomery, was granted full custody by the state, despite his own addiction issues and past criminal history, one of many confounding facts of the case yet to be addressed by authorities. Their mother, Crystal Sorey, lost custody of both children in July of 2018 due to personal struggles with addiction. She and Jamison were moved together and separately through the system, part of Massachusetts’ Department of Children and Families. Harmony was placed in foster care at age 4. In November of 2019, they adopted Harmony’s younger half-brother, Jamison through the Massachusetts foster care system.

In this case, those worlds have collided for Blair and Johnathon Miller of Washington, D.C. MANCHESTER, NH – Beyond the crushing headlines pleading for help in finding Harmony Montgomery, 7, a child who has not been accounted for since the fall of 2019, there is a parallel universe a world that promises love, safety and permanency for children caught up in the foster care system. Blair Miller, left, and his husband Johnathon Miller, right, with Crystal Sorey, birth mother of their adopted son Jamison, who is the half-brother of Harmony Montgomery.

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