Newly launched {photograph} of Stacey Burns killed on Might 10, 2009
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The New Hampshire Legal professional Basic’s Workplace is making a renewed name for data within the unsolved homicide of a Wolfeboro mom who was killed 16 years in the past, a day earlier than Mom’s Day.
Stacey Burns, a 41-year-old mom of 5 and college nurse, was discovered stabbed to demise in her North Most important Avenue residence in Wolfeboro on Might 10, 2009.
Legal professional Basic John Formella, alongside investigators from the New Hampshire Chilly Case Unit and members of Burns’ household, on Friday reminded the general public that the case stays an open murder investigation and continues to be in search of recent leads.
“We have now not forgotten Stacey, and we won’t cease till justice is served — for her, her kids, and the group that continues to grieve her loss,” stated Formella. “Even in spite of everything these years, one tip may make the distinction.”
The night time Burns was stabbed, two of her kids and a number of other of their buddies had been sleeping close by, stated the Legal professional Basic’s Workplace in a press launch.
It was her 15-year-old son who discovered Burns the next morning.
Regardless of an exhaustive investigation, numerous interviews, and hundreds of hours of labor, no arrests have been made within the case.
As a part of the renewed attraction, the Burns household has shared a brand new {photograph} of Burns, in hopes of sparking recollections or conversations which may result in new ideas.
The household stated that even the smallest element may maintain the important thing to fixing the case to bringing justice to Burns and her grieving household.
“We’re upset that this marks one other 12 months that our mom was tragically taken from us, with no clear progress in her case. We are going to proceed to hope for the justice she deserves,” stated the Burns household.
Anybody with details about the homicide of Stacey Burns is urged to contact the New Hampshire Chilly Case Unit at (800) 525-5555 or by e-mail at coldcaseunit@dos.nh.gov.
