Human skeletal remains were found near the Hoodkroft Country Club golf course in Derry, New Hampshire, on Wednesday. This discovery came after police received a tip that prompted them to search the area.
Authorities, including Attorney General John Formella and Derry Police Chief George Feole, confirmed the discovery but have not yet identified the remains. They do not know the cause of death, the identity of the person, or any details about their age or biological sex.
This finding is particularly significant as it coincides with the fifth anniversary of Amanda Grazewski’s disappearance. Grazewski went missing on March 17, 2020, while she was reportedly staying with a friend. She left the house without her purse, cellphone, or any personal belongings. Derry police have dedicated thousands of hours to investigating her case, which remains open.
The investigation into the remains is ongoing. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner is conducting an examination with assistance from forensic anthropologists. Officials have stated that it could take months to officially identify the remains.
Derry police are urging anyone with information related to this case to reach out at 603-432-6111. Further updates will be provided as the examination progresses and more details become available.