Acworth, New Hampshire – The 2007 killing of a 25-year-old Acworth woman remains unsolved today, prompting renewed public appeals.
According to New Hampshire State Police, Carrie Hicks was found dead on a couch inside a home at 146 Beryl Mountain Road on Saturday, February 24, 2007. Authorities said Hicks died from two gunshot wounds to the left temple, and the medical examiner ruled the manner of death a homicide.
Police reported that when officers responded to the residence, a man identified as Wayne Ring was also found with a single gunshot wound to the head. Authorities said he survived and did not die from the injury.
Investigators have not announced any arrests in the case, and it remains classified as an unsolved homicide. The New Hampshire Cold Case Unit is continuing to review evidence and pursue leads, according to officials.
State police are asking anyone with information to submit tips through the Cold Case Unit tip form or by contacting their email.
The case has remained open for nearly two decades, and investigators say even small details could help move the investigation forward. For younger residents who may have been children or not yet living in the area at the time, authorities say renewed awareness can generate new leads.
Anyone with relevant information is encouraged to come forward.
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