Tipsters who provide information that leads to an arrest or indictment for the murders of Steve and Wendy Reid will receive a $5,000 award, Concord Police and the New Hampshire Attorney General announced Thursday.
Concord Police have received over 130 tips related to the double homicide of the Reids, who police say left their Alton Woods apartment on the afternoon of April 18 for a walk toward the Broken Ground trails off Portsmouth Street.
“The police continue to follow-up on each of these leads and continue to investigate every aspect of these murders,” Attorney General John Formella and Concord Chief of Police Bradley Osgood wrote in a statement. “It is crucial that any person who has any information regarding these murders report to the police what information is known to them, no matter how inconsequential the person believes the information may be.”
Investigators asked drivers with dashboard camera footage from Loudon Road or Portsmouth Street on April 18 to contact Concord Police. Police also requested that hikers or bikers on the Broken Ground trails on April 17, April 18 or April 18 to reach out, particularly if they were on the Marsh Loop trail.
Tips can be submitted anonymously through the Crimeline website. Concord Police have asked anyone who submitted a tip at www.concordregionalcrimeline.com to check the “Review/Update Tip” button to check if Concord Police requested clarification.
The Concord Regional Crimeline also offers $5,000 rewards for information leading to the arrest or conviction of people responsible for the deaths of Judy Lord, Shirley Ann “Tippy” McBride, and David Braley, all victims on the state’s cold case list.