Stacey Burns was 41 and a school nurse and mother of five when she was stabbed to death in her bedroom at the family home on North Main Street in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, on Mother’s Day, May 10, 2009. Her 15-year-old son discovered her body; two other children and several of their friends were asleep in the house that night.

Investigators have spent thousands of hours and conducted numerous interviews, but no arrests have been made and the case remains unsolved. The New Hampshire Cold Case Unit and Stacey’s family have periodically renewed public appeals for information. Two individuals examined in the investigation have been her ex-husband, Ed Burns, whose divorce from Stacey had been contentious and who was reportedly to appear in court on child support the day after the murder, and Jim Vittum, a man Stacey had been seeing who admitted confronting her the day before her death and who spoke with investigators when her body was found.

If anyone knew Stacey, her movements that weekend, or has information about either man’s whereabouts the night of May 10, 2009, please come forward.