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 COMES TO HANDLING THE THREAT OF DOMESTIC TERRORISM, 46% TO 44%. >> FIVE YEARS AFTER CELINA CAMP WAS FOUND MURDERED, WE HAVE A BREAK IN THE CASE. WHAT LED TO THE CHARGES? MARY? CONCESSION. EVIDENCE. WE HOPE TO KNOW MORE TOMORROW WHEN WENDELL NOYES APPEARS BEFORE A JUDGE. >> I CAN LOOK YOU RIGHT IN THE EYES AND TELL YOU THE TRUTH. I HAVEN'T GOT A CLUE. I HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT. >> WENDELL NOYES HAS ALWAYS DENIED ANY INVOLVEMENT IN THE OF HIS THEN STEPDAUGHTER CELINA WITH SWCOND DEGREE MURDER, ACCUSED OF DROWNING THE 11-YEAR-OLD IN THE CONNECTICUT RIVER WHERE HER BODY WAS EVENTUALLY >> FIVE YEARS IS ACTUALLY A FORWARD. HAMPSHIRE'S FORMER SENIOR ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL. SHE SAYS IN A HIGH PROFILE CASE LIKE CELINA'S THAT INVOLVED A WEEK-LONG, EMOTIONAL COMMUNITY WIDE SEARCH, IT'S NATURAL FOR THE PUBLIC TO WANT QUICK JUSTICE. BUT PROSECUTORS NEED TO FOCUS ON THE LONG HAU >> THEY HAVE ONE SHOT TO BRING MAKE IT STICK. ACTUALLY TO PROVE THE CASE BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT, AND HAPPENED IN THE LAST MONTH OR GOT THEM TO THE POINT WHERE A CHARGE. >> THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE ISN'T SAYING YET EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED TO RESULT IN HIS ARREST, BUT NOYES HAS BEEN INVESTIGATED REPEATEDLY IN THE WENDELL NOYES WILL BE ARRAIGNED 

 An arrest has been made in the case of an 11-year-old New Hampshire girl who mysteriously vanished and was then found dead in a river five years ago. 
 
 Young Celina Cass went missing on July 26, 2011. Her disappearance attracted national attention as the FBI and police agencies from all over New England got involved in her search. Her story appeared on the TODAY Show for a week at the time. 
 
 This 2010 photo provided by the New Hampshire State Police shows Celina Cass of West Stewartstown, N.H., in a basketball team uniform in Canann, Vt. Don Whipple / AP 
 
 Six days after she disappeared her body was found wrapped in a rug at the bottom of a dam on the Connecticut River, barely a half a mile from her home in Stewartstown, N.H. 
 
 Her stepfather, Wendell Noyes, 52, was arrested on Monday and charged with second-degree murder, according to the New Hampshire Attorney General's office. 
 
 Police had long-suspected Noyes, and he did himself no favors by behaving bizarrely in front of NBC cameras at the time — at one point he threw himself off of his front-porch steps, crawled across the ground, and pretend to toss a grenade. 
 
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 That incident followed an afternoon where Noyes was questioned by a detective publicly outside his home, in full view of reporters. 
 
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 At the time of her disappearance, Celina lived with Noyes, her mother, her 13-year-old sister and the 22-year-old son of one of her mother's former boyfriends. Both men were later subpoenaed to testify at grand jury proceedings related to the case. This February, a major crimes squad truck was seen parked outside Noyes' trailer. 
 
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 Court documents show Noyes has a history of psychiatric issues. He was found unfit to stand trial in a 2003 case in which he was charged with breaking into an ex-girlfriend's home and threatening her.
– After his 11-year-old stepdaughter Celina Cass disappeared in a small New Hampshire town five years ago, Wendell Noyes told reporters he had a message for her: "Get your butt home." Investigators now say that he knew she would never be coming home because he had drowned her in the Connecticut River, where her body was found six days after she was reported missing from her Stewartstown home on July 26, 2011, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports. Noyes, 52, who split up with Celina's mother after the disappearance, was arrested and charged with murder on Monday afternoon, reports WCVB. Noyes, who described Celina to reporters as a quiet girl who would never have left home on her own, had long been considered a suspect, reports NBC News. The network notes that he once behaved bizarrely in front of its cameras, crawling across the ground and pretending to chuck a grenade. His record includes a 2003 arrest for breaking into an ex-girlfriend's home and threatening her, and his pickup truck was seized just days after Celina's body was found. "What happened five years later for them to finally make this arrest when there was so much speculation around him in the first place?" a woman whose daughters were friends with Celina asks the Union Leader. "There were so many rumors and scenarios that go through people's heads in a small town."