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On May 19, 1993, Deborah Carreau, 36, and her husband David Carreau were found shot to death in their home at 51 Warren Avenue in Goffstown, New Hampshire. Their bodies were discovered by one of their children returning home from school. The scene indicated a violent attack; both victims had been shot.

The couple had been married 13 years and left behind two young children. In the 1990s investigators had a man in mind who later served prison time for unrelated crimes, but no one was ever officially charged in the Carreaus’ murders and the case has remained unsolved for more than three decades. The New Hampshire Cold Case Unit continues to seek tips and new leads, noting that advances in forensic technology or witness information could yield answers.

If anyone knew the Carreaus, lived on or near Warren Avenue in 1993, or has information about that day, please come forward with what you know.