Steven Hill, a 38-year-old Caucasian man from Lebanon, New Hampshire, was last seen on June 20, 1986, when he picked up his paycheck in Lebanon. Nearly a month later, on July 15, 1986, his remains were found along the Connecticut River near Summer Falls in Hartland, Vermont. An autopsy determined he died from multiple stab wounds.

The New Hampshire State Police led a homicide investigation with Vermont authorities, but no arrests have been announced and no specific suspects have been publicly identified. Hill’s death is sometimes mentioned alongside other unsolved homicides in the Connecticut River Valley from that period, though no definitive link has been established and the case remains cold.

Anyone who knew Steven, saw him after June 20, 1986, or has information about activity along the Connecticut River that summer is asked to come forward.