Cornish, NH Area Cold Cases
Name
Sarah HunterAge
32Cause of Death
HomicideInfo
Sarah hunter was a golf pro at the manchetser country club, manchester, vt. She was last seen alive on 9/18/1986. She was reported missing to manchester police department after her vehicle was found parked behind a local car wash. Her remains were found in november of 1986 by a hunter in the woods in pawlet vt. Evidence identified at the scene, during autopsy and during this investigation support the classification of this case as a homicide.Agency
Vermont State Police
Name
John BensonAge
58Cause of Death
ShootingInfo
John benson was located deceased inside his residence in the town of manchester, a victim of multiple gunshot wounds. Investigation revealed mr. Benson had visitors on the night of this incident. The visitors were known by mr. Benson.Agency
Vermont State Police
Name
Doris BakerAge
45Cause of Death
HomicideInfo
Doris baker was found deceased in the floor covering store, inc., a business which she owned with her husband. She was alone in the building at the time of this crime. Ms. Baker’s death was determined to be a homicide. The homicide was not the only crime committed at this time and location. This case remains unsolved.Agency
Vermont State Police
Name
Kenneth JacheAge
28Cause of Death
Shooting and FireInfo
On october 14, 1979 a burned body was discovered in a severely fire damaged subaru station wagon located in a gravel pit off from gould road in south weare, nh. The victim was identified to be kenneth jache, age 28, through dental records. It was determined kenneth's death was due to multiple gunshot wounds and that he had been killed prior to the fire.Agency
New Hampshire DOJ
Name
Earl Greene JrAge
56Cause of Death
HomicideInfo
Earl joseph greene jr. Was found in a river in manchester vermont. His death was determined to be a homicide, accidental causes being ruled out. This case remains unsolved.Agency
Vermont State Police
Name
Kathleen DaneaultAge
25Cause of Death
StrangulationInfo
Police were called to a wooded area off mill street where nearby workers had found the body of ms. Daneault. Numerous witnesses placed ms. Daneault in the company of edward h. Mayrand jr., 36, during the day and evening on november 17. Mr. Mayrand was identified as a suspect in the case, but investigators felt there was not enough evidence to bring a charge of murder against him. In january 2008, the state police detectives began a review of the case. In 2011, dna evidence was resubmitted to the state police crime lab for further analysis.Agency
Worcester DA