New Hampshire police are still desperately searching for answers about a couple found fatally shot last month on the hiking trails near their apartment, and they’re willing to pay.
A $5,000 reward has been offered for information on the murders of Stephen Reid, 67, and wife Djeswende, 66, the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office announced Thursday.
Investigators have so far received more than 130 tips and are working through them.
Missing New Hampshire couple found fatally shot multiple times in wooded hiking area
© Provided by New York Daily News This photo provided by the family through the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office shows Djeswende and Stephen Reid. The couple, who moved back to the husband’s hometown of Concord, N.H., “to enjoy a well-deserved retirement”, were found slain by multiple gunshot wounds on Thursday, April 21, 2022, after they went for a walk on local trails on April 18. (Courtesy of the Reid Family/NH Attorney General via AP)
This photo provided by the family through the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office shows Djeswende and Stephen Reid. The couple, who moved back to the husband’s hometown of Concord, N.H., “to enjoy a well-deserved retirement”, were found slain by multiple gunshot wounds on Thursday, April 21, 2022, after they went for a walk on local trails on April 18. (Courtesy of the Reid Family/NH Attorney General via AP)
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On April 18, the Reids left their Concord apartment and went for a walk at the nearby Broken Ground Trails, but never returned. They were reported missing two days later when Stephen didn’t show up for an event.
Their bodies were found on April 21 with multiple gunshot wounds.
Both deaths have been ruled homicides.
Anyone who was driving, hiking or biking near the area, including the Broken Grounds Trails or the Marsh Loop Trail, is asked to contact the Concord Police Department.