Tammy dreamed of one day becoming a professional model and, like Laura, had already done a little modeling work herself. But she was practical and knew that she needed a career should those plans not work out, so, she enrolled at Portsmouth Beauty School, the same cosmetology program that Laura attended. Tammy was four years younger than Laura.

Authorities investigating the murders of a husband and wife in Concord, New Hampshire, released a sketch of a person of interest. On the night of Friday the 12th of July, Gurinderjit was lured to the layby in Corhampton to collect debt money from Hannis.Unsolved murders are incredibly hard for families to cope with, with no closure, no punishment for the killers and a sense of endless frustration for the officers involved. It was almost eight the next morning before Maren dared leave hiding. Unable to gain the attention of workmen on a neighboring island she staggered on frozen feet across the breakwater connecting Smuttynose and Malaga and waved her arms to the children of Jorge Ingerbredsen who were playing outside their home on Appledore. Once alerted, Jorge rowed the quarter mile to Maren’s rescue. He returned her to the care of his wife then gathered men with guns to search Smuttynose. When the party landed on the small island they discovered Wagner’s deed horribly documented. Rumors about in Northfield, a town of fewer than 5,000 residents north of Concord and southwest of the Lakes Region. In what now seems to eerily mirror the steps taken by Laura the year before, Tammy found an apartment for herself in the summer of 1982. The unit was on the ground floor of a 2-story apartment house with blue wood siding, located at 315 Maplewood Avenue, about a mile northwest of Laura’s apartment.

Police described the letter as a "smokescreen" and said information about his disappearance suggested he was murdered. Interviews with Laura’s neighbors colored in the details of what happened after Karen left her in the early hours of Monday morning. There was RS and his mother across the street, who had witnessed Laura in her sitting room around 1:30AM. Roughly half an hour later a man named Daniel Fortier, who lived in Laura’s building, arrived home. He walked in through the front entryway and noticed that the hallway light in the ground floor corridor was out. To his left, he saw that the wooden panel on Laura’s door was missing. Noises from within led him to believe that someone in the apartment was fixing the door, possibly after a break-in.Over the next two days, she did not show up to school, nor did she answer any calls. Several friends tried to get ahold of Tammy, and a few even left notes on her door. Tammy’s mother, Kim Durgin, grew concerned after several days had passed without speaking to her. On the afternoon of Tuesday, October 19, she went to Tammy’s apartment after work and let herself in. Her daughter’s cat was there but there was no sign of her daughter... until she entered the bathroom and looked into the tub.

After a long, severe winter, spring was finally in the air and the sun rose steadily in the clear sky as John, Matthew, and Ivan set sail on the morning of March 5, 1873. When the trawl lines were in they planned to sell the catch in Portsmouth and buy bait arriving on the early train from Boston. At sea they met a neighbor and asked him to stop at Smuttynose and tell the women the winds had changed in favor of sailing directly to the mainland, so they wouldn’t be stopping to leave one of the men on the island, as was their custom. They’d be home later that evening. Steve and Wendy had returned three years ago to his hometown of Concord to enjoy a well-deserved retirement. Steve’s thirty-plus year career as an international development specialist in service to the world’s most vulnerable through USAID humanitarian projects could not have been made possible without the love, care, and support of Wendy, who also helped recently-resettled refugees acclimate and thrive in the United States. Maren Hontvet was a small woman, but not frail, with a gentle manner, especially in company of others. She provided a fine household for her hardworking husband, applying her decorative touch by using bright paint and paper in their cottage. And she always kept the sunny window shelves filled with an assortment of plants. Ivan and Matthew flew to the tender and rowed furiously to Smuttynose. They landed at the same time as John and the three raced to the house. Ivan pushed open the door and entered the kitchen. There, lying on the floor, her long gold hair matted in a pool of dried blood, was his adored lover. Covering his face he pushed his way out the door and collapsed senseless in the snow. John and Matthew viewed the full contents of the destroyed home, then sailed the Clara Bella to Appledore. Later that afternoon John and others carried Maren’s tale of terror to the authorities in Portsmouth. In April 1992, 53-year-old Michael Schallamach from Bitterne, Southampton went missing and police believe he was murdered.The attorney general's office said in the days after the killings that Sean Sweeney, the children's father, was "cooperative and helpful" in their investigation.

Investigative paperwork filed with the court ahead of a hearing Thursday about a fugitive from justice charge showed Clegg had been living in the woods by the trails in Concord while working at a fast food restaurant nearby. Attorney General’s report regarding the September 28, 1981, murder of Laura Kempton in Portsmouth, New Hampshire,” issued 7/20/2023. Authorities said Friday that no arrests have been made in connection with the triple murder investigation. I wanted to thank everyone for the outreach and support, while things will never be 'normal' again my body finally shut down and let me get some sleep last night and I woke up feeling as 'normal' as possible," he wrote. Concord police, with assistance from New Hampshire State Police and the Central New Hampshire Special Operations Unit, began search efforts that ended when authorities found the Reids’ bodies on Thursday evening, officials said.It is not uncommon for witnesses to realize that they have information that may be relevant after an arrest is made,” Formella noted, urging anyone with information to call Concord police at 603-225-8600. In the coming weeks, investigators on NH’s Cold Case Unit will peer more closely into the details of Ronney’s life to see if it intersected with other victims of unsolved crimes. At the press conference for Laura Kempton, investigators wouldn’t comment on the murder of Tammy Little from 1982. As of now, it’s still an unresolved case.