When a fire destroyed the home of respected local innkeepers, leaving it in ruins and revealing the horrifying aftermath of a double murder,

the close-knit community of Jackson, New Hampshire faced an unthinkable

tragedy. As detectives looked into the lives of the victims, they discovered years of conflict, caused by the older man that their daughter had fallen in love with.

This story begins in New England, but it ends almost 1500 miles away in Florida with two more deaths.

But did it really end?

Doubts lingered among some of the original investigators, casting skepticism over the closure of the case, and the true

fate of the suspect.

I'm Kylie Lowe, and this is the case of Malcolm Elizabeth and Paige Jennings, part Hampshire, was startled by the sight of

bright leaping flames. They were coming from the Keeper's house behind the popular Dana

Place Inn.

The trucker continued a bit further down the road until he reached a store with a phone

to call the fire department.

Crews from Jackson, Glen, and Bartlett responded to the scene,

blasting water onto the burning structure

in treacherous zero degree temperatures

with wind gust near 40 miles per hour.

The blaze was almost out when firefighters made a discovery in one of the home's bedrooms, a body.

Just after 8 a.m. Sergeant John Healy of New Hampshire State Police arrived at the Dana Place Inn. By 850 the fire was

fully extinguished and the scene was turned over to law enforcement. As investigators from local and state police, the fire marshals office and the

Carroll County Sheriff's Department walked through what remained of the house,

they entered a second bedroom.

There on the floor, they discovered another body, that of a woman.

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