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Mark Russo of Swedesboro, New Jersey, was arrested on March 1 after a multi-month investigation into damage at America s Stonehenge in September 2019. (Salem Police Department)
SALEM, NH A four-month investigation into who damaged a New Hampshire landmark with carvings into a 4,000-year-old stone tablet, including a hashtag frequently promoted by QAnon supporters on Twitter, have led to an arrest, according to police and court documents.
Mark Russo, 50, of Kings Highway in Swedesboro, New Jersey, was arrested on Monday on a single felony criminal mischief charge.
According to police, an officer was sent to America s Stonehenge on Haverhill Road in Salem for a vandalism report on Sept. 29, 2019. When the officer arrived, he spoke to the owner of the property who reported discovering an unusual wooden cross with several pictures and drawings, suspended from two trees, near the main archaeological site. The property owner canvassed the area and also discovered sign