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On September 17, 2003, Ford Construction Corp. (“Ford”) commenced this action against TWG Construction Co. (“TWG”) and Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust (“Wal-Mart”) (collectively, “the defendants”) to recover $192,692.16 it claims is due for labor and materials it provided in connection with the construction of Wal-Mart Store #3535 (“store #3535”) in Epping, New Hampshire. That same day, Ford also filed a petition for ex parte attachment, which this court granted, seeking to attach store #3535 in the amount of $192,692.16. The defendants subsequently filed an objection to the ex parte attachment, and thereafter moved to dismiss the case for lack of jurisdiction. Ford objects. Upon review of the parties’ pleadings, the contract at issue and the applicable law, the court finds and rules as follows.

The defendant, Eric Windhurst, is charged with one count of first degree murder for allegedly shooting Daniel Paquette to death on or about November 9, 1985. The State alleges that the defendant committed this crime while accompanied by Melanie Cooper, Paquette’s step-daughter. Presently before the court is the defendant’s motion to suppress consensually recorded telephone conversations between Cooper and the defendant which were obtained by the New Hampshire State Police on various dates in July 2004. The court heard argument on the motion on June 23, 2006. I conclude that the motion is lacking in merit and must be denied.