A man is found in the Androscoggin River On a spring day in May of 1991, the quiet waters of the Androscoggin River in Dummer, New Hampshire, gave up a grim secret. The body of Maurice Giguere, a 30-year-old Caucasian male, was discovered on May 2nd of that year. An investigation would later reveal that he had been the victim of a homicide, having suffered fatal gunshot wounds. His life, which began in Gorham, New Hampshire, had been cut tragically short, leaving behind a mystery that has endured for decades.
Months before his
discovery, Maurice had been living in Nashua, New Hampshire. The last time he was seen by anyone was on February 22, 1991. On that evening, he was attending a party just across the street from his residence on Clairmoor Drive. After leaving the gathering, he seemingly vanished. It wasn't until March 3, 1991, that a roommate, concerned by his prolonged absence, officially reported him as a missing person. For weeks, his whereabouts remained unknown, a period of uncertainty and growing concern for those who knew him.
The discovery of his body in the river confirmed the worst fears of his family and friends. The case immediately became a homicide investigation, with law enforcement working to piece together the events that led to his death. Despite their efforts, the trail grew cold. Over the years, the investigation into the death of Maurice Giguere has remained open, a cold case that continues to seek resolution. To this day, there has been no public information released regarding any specific suspects or arrests in connection with his murder, leaving a lingering sense of unanswered questions and a quest for justice that has yet to find its conclusion.
