Police from Londonderry and Manchester executed a search warrant in connection with the two-year old murder of Denise Robert. Officers investigated 43 Kendall Pond Road #B in Londonderry last Friday with assistance from the New Hampshire State Police, according to a news release from Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald.
The home is part of a duplex, located by the South Elementary School. According to WMUR, investigators arrived at the home in the morning and crime scene tape went by noon. The Manchester Police Department’s Crime Scene Van arrived around 1:30 p.m. Officers and investigators were then seen sorting through boxes and photographing the items within.
The news release from the Attorney General’s office states “in order to protect the integrity of the on-going investigation, what items are being sought and what, if any, items are located will not be disclosed.”
The Londonderry Times reached out to Detective Christopher Olson of the Londonderry Police Department, but he did not return requests for comment by the time this article went to print.
Robert was murdered while walking down Ray Street in Manchester on Aug. 30, 2015. She was the eldest of 12 children and is survived by her remaining siblings. She formerly worked at the New Hampshire Union Leader selling advertising. She was a lover of the arts, learning ballet and painting, according to her obituary. She also thoroughly enjoyed hiking, biking, swimming and mountain climbing. Robert was an educated woman, having gotten an associate’s degree in medicinal secretarial science at Hesser College and a bachelor of science degree in business studies/marketing from Southern New Hampshire University. She was 62 years old.
So far, no one has been arrested in connection to the case.
Anyone with information regarding the murder can contact Investigator Todd Flanagan at (603) 271-1208 or the Manchester Police Department Crimeline at (603) 624- 4040.