Discretion is advised.

This is 10-minute murder.

In the early 1960s, two-year-old

two young girls were brutally sexually assaulted and murdered in

Hookset, New Hampshire.

The first killing took place in February 1960, when 18-year-old Sandra Vallade disappeared

during a snowstorm and was later found beaten, raped, and shot to death.

The news of Sandra's disappearance shook the community, but there were no leads, and the

case went cold.

Four years later, during another snowstorm, 14-year-old Pamela Mason was abducted, raped, and

killed.

Authorities quickly linked the two murders together, and within weeks of Pamela's body being found,

there were rumors that a local housewife knew the identity of the killer.

The woman's name was Rina Paquette.

And although she claimed that she knew who had committed the murders,

investigators never got the chance to speak with knew who had committed the murders, investigators never got

the chance to speak with her. Early in the morning of February 3, 1964, Rina's 13-year-old

son, Danny, walked downstairs for breakfast but couldn't find any sign of his mother. After

searching the house, Danny realized that she must have gone

outside on the farm, but it was a cold winter's morning, and Rina had not taken any of her

warm clothing with her. Danny went and found his uncle, and the two of them began to search the large

property, calling out her name. There was no response, But around an hour into the search, Danny saw something

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