NEW HAMPSHIRE 1981 Cold Case Solved After 42 Years — He Broke Down Her Door

NEW HAMPSHIRE 1981 Cold Case Solved After 42 Years — He Broke Down Her Door For more than four decades, the murder of 23-year-old Laura Kempton remained one of New Hampshire's unsolved cases. On September 28, 1981, Kempton was found dead inside her Portsmouth apartment after a police officer arrived to serve her a court summons. Investigators determined that she had suffered massive head trauma, and evidence from the scene would eventually become crucial to solving the case. In this video, we follow the investigation from the original crime scene through decades of unanswered questions and finally to the DNA and forensic genetic genealogy breakthrough that identified Ronney James Lee as the person responsible, according to New Hampshire authorities. We'll examine the documented evidence, investigative leads, DNA discoveries, and timeline that brought the 42-year-old case to a conclusion. Because Lee died in 2005, authorities said there could be no criminal prosecution, but the case was officially classified as solved. If you enjoy cold cases, true crime investigations, DNA breakthroughs, and solved murder mysteries, subscribe and turn on notifications for more documented cases. #NewHampshire #LauraKempton #ColdCase #TrueCrime #ColdCaseSolved #TrueCrimeDocumentary #DNAEvidence #MurderInvestigation #SolvedMystery #CrimeHistory