Walter Page was a longtime member of the Freemasons in Manchester, New Hampshire.

As treasurer of his local lodge, Walter had overseen the philanthropic efforts of their chapter for years,

and he also had helped sort out the mess following more than one financial theft.

In the days before his death, Walter was on the verge of exposing

yet another. Investigators have been exceptionally vocal about their views of what happened on

that snowy night in December of 1995 and have even named a primary suspect in the case. But as the

30-year anniversary approaches, she has not been arrested.

No one has.

And Walter's family is still waiting for the day that their father and grandfather gets the justice he deserves.

I'm Kylie Lowe, and this is the case of Walter Page on Darkdowne East.

It was almost 3 p.m. on Thursday, December 14, 1995, when a 911 call alerted local authorities that the home at 123 Walnut Hill Road

in Manchester, New Hampshire, was on fire. According to reporting by Sissy Taylor for the

New Hampshire Union leader, by the time firefighters arrived at the scene, the house was fully

involved. It was a massive blaze burning through the heavy wet snow that fell

around it. When the flames were finally contained, firefighters made a terrible discovery.

A resident and owner of the home, 76-year-old Walter Page was found deceased in his basement

office. Investigator surveyed the scene, looking for a source that may have triggered this

apparently fatal fire.

As reported by Pat Grossmith for the union leader, the basement itself was coated in inches

deep heating oil.

Walter was reportedly known to keep two of everything, even oil tanks, especially after the

1970s oil shortages, and one of those tanks had split open and exploded.

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