Our Coalition
Who We Are. The New Hampshire Coalition of Families of the Missing and Murdered is a statewide alliance of families, survivors, and advocates whose loved ones remain missing or unsolved victims of homicide. United by shared grief, frustration, and resilience, we have come together to demand transparency, accountability, and meaningful progress in more than 127 unsolved cases across New Hampshire.
This Coalition was formed by families who, despite years and in some cases decades of waiting, continue to face silence, stalled investigations, and inconsistent communication from public officials. Alone, our voices were often dismissed. Together, we cannot be ignored.
Why We Came Together. Each founding member joined the Coalition for deeply personal reasons:
This Coalition was formed by families who, despite years and in some cases decades of waiting, continue to face silence, stalled investigations, and inconsistent communication from public officials. Alone, our voices were often dismissed. Together, we cannot be ignored.
Why We Came Together. Each founding member joined the Coalition for deeply personal reasons:
Family of Trish Haynes (murdered 2018):
“Years have passed without answers, without justice, and without meaningful communication. We joined this Coalition because Trish deserves better, and so does every family left behind.”
Jane Boroski, survivor of the Connecticut River Valley serial killer:
“I survived an attack that others did not, and decades later we still don’t have answers. I joined to make sure these victims are never forgotten and their cases are never abandoned.”
Family of Maura Murray (missing since 2004):
“After two decades of roadblocks and silence, it became clear that families needed to stand together. Transparency and communication should not be something we have to beg for.”
John Roberts, brother of Denise Robert (murdered 2015):
“It feels like we’ve been waiting forever. I joined because families deserve answers, and because waiting in the dark should never be the system.”
Ken Dionne, brother of Roberta “Bobbie” Miller (murdered 2010):
"For nearly fifteen years, my family has pushed for answers on our own, and it's clear our voices are stronger together than they ever were alone. I joined this Coalition because Bobbie deserves justice, not silence, and no family should have to fight this hard just to be heard."