Daren Charette, a 49-year-old White man, was found dead in a basement apartment at 485 West Main Street in Fort Kent, Maine, on Sunday, November 25, 2018. Police responded to a 911 call and an autopsy later determined Charette died of a single gunshot wound; his death was ruled a homicide. State police Major Crimes detectives investigated and early on interviewed the person believed to have fired the fatal shot. Authorities said that person was cooperating and that there was no ongoing threat.

Charette’s family says he lived a largely isolated life after a long struggle with schizophrenia that his sister Stacy Theriault says was worsened by a head injury from a car accident. Family members remember him as a loving father who enjoyed hunting, fishing, and riding his bicycle, and say his growing fear and paranoia led him to distance himself from relatives.

Months after the shooting a grand jury declined to indict the person investigated; that individual’s name was not released and no charges were announced. Does anyone have information about what happened that night or about Charette’s last days?