A couple is shot to death in their home On May 19, 1993, Deborah Carreau, aged 36, and her husband, David Carreau, were brutally murdered in their home at 51 Warren Avenue in Goffstown, New Hampshire. Both victims were found shot to death, and their bodies were discovered by one of their children upon returning home from school. The crime scene, which suggested a violent attack, has left investigators and the community searching for answers ever since.
Despite initial investigations, the case has remained unsolved for over
three decades. In the 1990s, police sources indicated they had a suspect in mind—a man who later served prison time for unrelated crimes. However, no one was ever officially charged for the Carreaus' murders, and the case has grown cold. The couple, who had been married for 13 years, left behind two young children, further amplifying the tragedy of their untimely deaths.
The New Hampshire Cold Case Unit continues to appeal to the public for any information that could bring closure to the Carreau family. Tips and renewed leads are vital, as investigators remain hopeful that advancements in forensic technology or new witness statements could eventually solve this chilling double homicide.
