Skeletal remains discovered on October 24, 1993, in a secluded wooded area off Kettle Rock Road in Epsom, New Hampshire, were later identified as 25-year-old Jerry Riley of Manchester. An autopsy found a single gunshot wound to the head as the cause of death, and the condition of the remains suggested he had been killed two to three months earlier, placing the killing in the summer of 1993. His pockets were turned inside out when found, a detail investigators noted could indicate robbery or an attempt to conceal identity.

In the months before he disappeared Jerry had been employed at a Chinese restaurant in Bedford; his employer said Jerry was likable but that his work performance had declined, with lateness and absences attributed to heavy partying and possible drinking issues. Jerry told that employer he had found a new job in Concord and quit, and was last seen by that employer in July 1993. The death was ruled a homicide and remains unsolved; no arrests have been announced and the case is an open investigation.

Did anyone who knew Jerry in Manchester, Bedford, or Concord in 1993 notice who he was spending time with that summer?