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Christina Lunceford.

MUS-2026-291

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MUS-2026-291

Suspicious death

Incident
2004
Indexed
Oct 16, 2026, by MuseUnsolved
Agency
Tyngsborough Police Department
Location
Nashua NH

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Summary

What happened, as the record shows.

Christina Lunceford, 20, disappeared from her new apartment in Nashua, New Hampshire, in early August 2004. Her regular calls to her mother stopped soon after her sister visited her there on August 2. On April 9, 2005, foragers found her remains in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts, wrapped in a comforter inside a plastic bag near the Merrimack River. Dental records confirmed the remains were hers. The medical examiner could not determine a cause of death, but investigators treated the case as a homicide. No arrest has been reported.

Timeline

What the record establishes.

  1. Jul 30, 2004

    Lunceford told her parents she and her boyfriend had signed a lease on a new apartment.

  2. Aug 2, 2004

    Her sister visited her at the new apartment at 58 Vine Street, Nashua. Soon after, her regular calls to her mother stopped.

  3. Apr 9, 2005

    Remains were found by foragers in Tyngsborough, in a partially torn black plastic bag, wrapped in a reversible comforter, about 30 feet from the road near the Merrimack River.

  4. Apr 11, 2005

    Dental records confirmed the remains were Lunceford's. The medical examiner could not determine cause of death.

Key people

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VictimChristina Lunceford

20, of Nashua, New Hampshire. Disappeared in early August 2004. Her remains were found in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts, in April 2005.

Investigating agencyTyngsborough Police Department

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