11-04-2019, 09:51 AM
A vigil was held last night in the hometown of a New Hampshire couple whose bodies were found buried in at a South Texas beach. They were from Rumney.
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Crosses have been erected where the couple's bodies were found in a shallow grave on Padre Island, Texas.
Relatives said the pair had been traveling the country in a recreational vehicle since June of 2018 and was last heard from on October 16th when they were visiting Padre Island.
Investigators say both vehicles were last seen on surveillance video between October 20th and 21st crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. The driver was not James or Michelle Butler.
"It's not very often we have a mobile crime scene if the crime was committed say in the trailer," said John Matthews of Community Safety Initiative.
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Crosses have been erected where the couple's bodies were found in a shallow grave on Padre Island, Texas.
Relatives said the pair had been traveling the country in a recreational vehicle since June of 2018 and was last heard from on October 16th when they were visiting Padre Island.
Investigators say both vehicles were last seen on surveillance video between October 20th and 21st crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. The driver was not James or Michelle Butler.
"It's not very often we have a mobile crime scene if the crime was committed say in the trailer," said John Matthews of Community Safety Initiative.
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