Concord, NH – New Hampshire authorities are renewing their appeal for information in a decades-old missing person case involving Denise Beaudin, who vanished in 1981 and has never been found.
According to the New Hampshire State Police Cold Case Unit, Beaudin, then 23, was last seen by her family on Thursday, November 26, 1981, in Goffstown. Not long after that visit, relatives discovered she had unexpectedly moved out of her Manchester apartment with her boyfriend, Robert Evans, and her infant daughter. Beaudin was never reported missing at the time, and investigators say this has complicated efforts to determine what led to her disappearance.
State Police say Beaudin’s daughter has since been located and is not missing. However, officials emphasized that the circumstances surrounding the young mother’s disappearance are still considered suspicious, and detectives believe someone may have information that could finally help resolve the case.
Beaudin’s family has been waiting more than four decades for answers, and State Police say renewed community attention may be key to uncovering new leads. Cold case investigators are urging anyone who lived in or around Manchester, Goffstown, or the greater Merrimack County region in the early 1980s to come forward if they recall seeing Beaudin, Evans, or any unusual activity connected to the pair.
The Cold Case Unit continues to review evidence, interview witnesses, and assess historical records in hopes of determining what happened to Beaudin. Officials stress that even small details could help move the investigation forward.
Anyone with information is asked to submit a tip through the State Police Cold Case Unit Tip Form or email coldcaseunit@dos.nh.gov.
This article was produced by a journalist and may include AI-assisted input. All content is reviewed for accuracy and fairness.
Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for more relevant news stories and SUPPORT LOCAL INDEPENDENT NEWS! Have a tip? Message us!
