New Haven Man Convicted in Coordinated 2022 Murder Case

WHO:

WTNH - Aaron Dwight Moore, 38, was found guilty of murder.

NH Register - John Williams, 38, was the victim of the shooting.

WHAT:

WTNH - Aaron Dwight Moore was convicted of murder for shooting John Williams in a coordinated ambush.

NH Register - The coordinated ambush occurred four years prior to the conviction.

WHERE:

WTNH - The incident took place in Hamden, Connecticut.

NH Register - The trial was held in New Haven, Connecticut.

WHEN:

WTNH - The murder occurred in 2022.

NH Register - The co-defendant of Aaron Dwight Moore is currently awaiting trial.

WHY:

WTNH - Prosecutors stated that the murder was planned and executed as part of a coordinated ambush.

HOW:

WTNH - The murder was carried out through a shooting.

(UPDATED September 18, 2026 23:02 UTC)

Aaron Dwight Moore has been found guilty of murder for shooting John Williams in a coordinated ambush that took place in Hamden, Connecticut, four years prior to the conviction. The trial was held in New Haven, where prosecutors emphasized that the murder was premeditated and executed as part of a planned attack. Moore's co-defendant is currently awaiting trial for their involvement in the incident, which occurred in 2022.