The New Hampshire State Police, renewing efforts to solve a murder case cold for more than three decades, are reaching out to the public for information regarding the unsolved homicide of 59-year-old David Pickett. Found dead on a New Castle beach on February 4, 1993, Pickett's case has remained a mystery despite the passing years. Boston 25 News reported on the state police's statement, which revealed that "David had sustained slashes to the throat and a stab wound to the back," leading to the ruling of his death as a homicide.
Yesterday, in a post that reminded the public, the New Hampshire State Police said in a Facebook post, aiming to reignite interest and gather new information that could lead to closure for Pickett's family. The post, shedding light on the gruesome facts, stated that Pickett had encountered a violent end on the shores of New Castle nearly 33 years ago.
Investigators are urging anyone with information that could aid in resolving this decades-old crime to come forward. Tips can be submitted anonymously through an online Tip Form, or by sending an email to the Cold Case Unit at [email protected].
In their ongoing call for assistance, the authorities remind us of the enduring impact of unresolved tragedies through the New Hampshire State Police's Facebook post, which conveys not only the dry details of Pickett's death but also an unwavering commitment to pursuing justice, no matter how much time has elapsed: "Help us solve this case and bring justice to the family of this victim."
