A couple is shot to death in their home On May 19, 1993, David Carreau, 32, and his wife Deborah Carreau, 36, were tragically murdered in their Goffstown, New Hampshire home. The couple was found shot multiple times, and their deaths remain unsolved to this day. The gruesome discovery was made by one of their children upon returning home from school. The case has perplexed investigators for decades, particularly due to the brutal nature of the killings and the lack of clear motive or suspects.
David Carreau was an Air Force
veteran, and Deborah worked as a hairstylist. The couple had been married for 13 years and left behind two children. Despite a lengthy investigation, authorities have not been able to make any arrests in connection with the double homicide. In the years following the murder, it was suggested that a man who was later imprisoned on unrelated charges might have been involved. However, no concrete evidence has emerged to link him to the crime.
Investigators have remained tight-lipped about many details of the case, and despite occasional developments and reexaminations, the murders of David and Deborah Carreau remain one of New Hampshire's most notorious cold cases. The state's Cold Case Unit continues to seek information that might lead to a breakthrough in solving this horrific crime.
