New Hampshire

A Christmas tree farmer with dementia disappears in rural New Hampshire, and his wife never reports him missing — this Bear Brook episode traces the strangeness that follows.

An episode of Casefile examining how Gregory Smart's murder exposed a wife's plot with her teenage lover in New Hampshire's first televised trial.

Pamela Smart: An American Murder Mystery is a 3-part Investigation Discovery documentary series about the 1990 murder of Gregg Smart in Derry, NH, orchestrated by his wife Pamela Smart.

Pamela Smart orchestrated her husband's 1990 murder through her teenage lover in New Hampshire's first televised trial, receiving life without parole.

Bear Brook: New Hampshire Murders Solved Through DNA delivers the discovery that closes the 40-year Bear Brook murders case — and opens a new mystery.

In November 1985, a boy kicking over a barrel in Bear Brook State Park, New Hampshire, uncovered the remains of two victims—beginning one of America's most haunting unsolved cases. Thirty-two years later, genetic genealogy identified the killer: Terry Peder Rasmussen, a man who had evaded justice under at least five aliases.

On February 9, 2004, 21-year-old Maura Murray crashed her car on Route 112 near Woodsville, New Hampshire. When police arrived minutes later, she was gone—and despite two decades of investigation, no trace of her has ever been found.

In 1985, New Hampshire police discovered human remains in barrels near Bear Brook State Park. Decades later, a podcast would transform this case into a watershed moment for forensic science—and raise troubling questions about how confessions are obtained and justice is served.