A landlord discovers his renter dead Gregory LeFevre, a 35-year-old male, resided in a rented cottage in the town of Alton, New Hampshire. On February 6, 1988, a sense of concern led his landlord to the small home. The landlord had noticed that Gregory's van was missing and went to the cottage with the intention of feeding his tenant's dogs. Upon entering the residence, a grim discovery was made. Gregory's body was inside.
An autopsy would later reveal the violent nature of his death.
Gregory had sustained multiple blunt and incised wounds to his head, as well as blunt force trauma to his neck. The investigation that followed was immediate, treating the case as a homicide. A significant piece of evidence, Gregory's van, was later located in Pembroke, New Hampshire. Curiously, the keys had been left in the ignition.
Despite the discovery of the van and the clear evidence of a violent struggle, the case grew cold over the years. No arrests have ever been made in connection with the murder of Gregory LeFevre, and no specific suspects have been publicly identified. His death remains an unsolved homicide, a lingering mystery in the small New Hampshire town where he lost his life. The case is now considered a cold case, awaiting any new information that might finally bring justice for Gregory and his family.
