CONCORD – Families of some of the roughly 130 unsolved murders and missing persons cases in New Hampshire gathered outside the Attorney General’s Office this week to collectively ask for
CONCORD – Families of some of the roughly 130 unsolved murders and missing persons cases in New Hampshire gathered outside the Attorney General’s Office Tue
The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office announced that the nearly 50-year-old murder of a Massachusetts woman has been solved, but the murderer cannot be arrested since he died in 2019.
The body of 48-year-old Arlene Clevesy was discovered on June 4, 1972, in a wooded area near Hume Brook in Newton, near the South Hampton town line. An autopsy concluded that she suffocated due to trauma in her neck and drowning.