On December 9, 2017, 62-year-old Kimberly Shue was found dead in her bed at the Prescott Road home in Manchester, Maine. A 911 call that morning came from her 82-year-old husband, Clyde Shue, who told the dispatcher he had killed his wife and then hung up. Maine State Police and a tactical team tried to make contact for hours before entering the house.

The medical examiner ruled Kimberly’s death a homicide from a gunshot wound to the head. Clyde Shue was found elsewhere in the home, in the mudroom, with a handgun and was later ruled to have died by suicide from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Investigators concluded the incident was a murder-suicide with Clyde as the only suspect.

Family described the Shues’ 22-year marriage as loving and affectionate, and relatives said Clyde had recently shown signs of cognitive decline; some hoped medical examination might explain his actions. Does anyone have information about the Shues’ life in Manchester or what might have led to that day?