Roberta Bobbie Miller was 54 when she was found dead in her Gilford, New Hampshire, home on November 1, 2010. Recently divorced after a 26-year marriage, she had moved to a new house on Country Club Road and was studying for a business degree. Her son Jonathan, then in his early twenties, discovered his mother and her yellow Labrador Scout inside the home; both had suffered gunshot wounds. An autopsy ruled Roberta’s death a homicide. Investigators reported no signs of forced entry and noted the dog had also been shot and killed.

The case became one of New Hampshire’s unsolved cold cases. Family members put up billboards and offered a reward, but no arrests have been publicly announced and no suspects have been named. In the days before the killing, a camp in Acton, Maine, that Roberta’s ex-husband Gary Miller had received in the divorce was firebombed in an incident determined to be arson. Rumors circulated and family tensions later surfaced publicly; Jonathan sought a restraining order against Gary and accused him in court filings of believing Jonathan killed his mother. Both men have denied involvement. Anyone with information about Roberta’s murder or that night in Gilford is asked to come forward.