(Per NH State Police- August 2017) Since the January 2017 release, investigators on the case have followed up on dozens of tips and leads regarding Evans's actual identity and the identity of the Allenstown homicide victims. In addition, DNA work has been ongoing as a potential means of determining Evans's true identity and that of his victims. As a result of those efforts, a DNA sample was obtained from a living adult believed to be Evans's child. Testing on that adult's DNA sample has confirmed that his father was the person known as Robert "Bob" Evans. Those DNA results and other investigative work have allowed investigators to confirm that Robert "Bob" Evans's true identity is in fact, Terry Peder Rasmussen. Rasmussen was born in 1943 in Denver, Colorado. Rasmussen lived in both Colorado and Arizona with his family. He attended Phoenix, Arizona North High School from 1959 - 1960. In 1961, he enlisted in the United States...

A nurse? Stabbed 14 times during the day in a rural location? Could the killer of Carol Ann Fitzmaurice have migrated north after 1970 to become the predator known as the Connecticut River Valley Killer in the 1980s? A neighbor remembers seeing "... a thin individual, about six feet tall with narrow facial features – near the home around the time of the murder. Police said the man's red or maroon car..." Cold Case Files: Brutal 1970 murder of nurse remains a mystery  By Dan Herbeck |   February 3, 2018 The Buffalo News Nearly five decades later, the murder of Carol Ann Fitzmaurice still haunts retired State Police Investigator J. Thomas Stofer. Every once in awhile, his mind races back to Oct. 20, 1970, and the unanswered questions that still puzzle and distress him. Why would anyone walk into a house in Cattaraugus County farm country and brutally stab a 23-year-old nurse who had no known enemies? Did the killer k...

People in Allenstown, NH still remember the winter of 1969 when 11 yr old Debra Lee Horn disappeared from her home.   The following summer, several teen-age boys discovered her body in the trunk of a car in Sandown, NH.     She was nude and had probable head trauma, just like the girl found in the barrel in Bear Brook State Park fifteen years later.   Is it just a coincidence that this tiny rural town has two similar homicides of young girls?  Or was there someone connected to Allenstown who was the worst kind of predator? There were more than a few around . Robert Breest was living in Allenstown in the late 60s when he got this mortgage for a place in Hooksett.

Lindsay Henderson,  who lived in the area that Desiree went missing from, has  a Facebook Group  about the case. Open to anyone. DESIREE CHAUNESSY CARROLL                                                                                        DESIREE SHAUNESSY CARROLL  (correct spelling) INVESTIGATION IN MISSING KOSSE CHILD CONTINUES; LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS MEET TO POOL INFORMATION The investigation into the case of a missing Kosse two-year-old, Desiree Carroll, continues. Last Thursday, March 31, law enforcement officers, who have been involved in the case, met in Limestone County Courthouse to pool their information. The meeting was called at the request of Limestone County Sheriff Dennis Walker. In addition to Walker, others a...

  Hope these 3 children wound up in a safe and loving home with their mother and not in a box in a shed. Makes you wonder why they were left with their uncle in the first place.    Information on this page is from articles cited at the bottom of page and from the research of Jessica Velstra. It cannot be said with certainty that this box of bones represents a homicide(s) and certainly no one mentioned on this page is to be viewed as guilty of any crime. This research into the history of the property and its owners/tenants is to simply provide background and context around a puzzling development. We'd love to talk to anyone who used to live at this address, or their family members.   In September of 2017, a cleaning crew was hired to clean out a property at 2166 S 12th St W in  Missoula , Montana after an eviction of a tenant (Douglas Duane Labare) who had been living illegally on the property. Near the end of the month, the crew came across a cardbo...

Is there any possibility that the suspect in this case is the CT River Valley killer? Those stabbings to the neck... Unsolved, unproven? 33 years later, DNA may crack Rutland case           By Jean Laquidara Hill TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF   Jul 9, 2006 It started out like any other spring day for the residents of Rutland, a bucolic town of rolling hayfields and growing families. But for the Moynihan family of Nancy Drive, that day -- Tuesday, June 5, 1973 -- was anything but ordinary. The school year was winding down for Gerald F. Moynihan, a math teacher at West Boylston Junior-Senior High School. His wife, Maureen F. Moynihan, had left the couple’s neat ranch house that morning to drop off their 6-year-old son, Timothy, and his friends at afternoon kindergarten. Afterward, she ran errands with their 4-year-old daughter, Jennifer, including a stop...