On October 14, 1979, a Subaru station wagon was found burned in a gravel pit off Gould Road in southern Weare, New Hampshire. Inside the scorched vehicle were the burned remains of a young man later identified by dental records as 28-year-old Kenneth Jache. An autopsy showed Kenneth had been shot multiple times before the car was set on fire, and his death was ruled a homicide.

The case remains unsolved. No arrests have been announced, and the New Hampshire State Police Cold Case Unit keeps the investigation open while periodically asking the public for tips. The Department of Justice has released case details seeking information that might break the investigation.

If anyone has memories, photographs, or small details from Weare in October 1979 that could help, please contact the Cold Case Unit.