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   The bodies of a Concord couple who were last heard from Monday   
   have been found, and their deaths have been ruled homicides.   
      
   Investigators with the attorney general's office said Friday   
   that autopsies on the bodies of Stephen Reid, 67, and Djeswende   
   "Wende" Reid, 66, concluded that the two died of multiple   
   gunshot wounds.   
      
   Their bodies were found Thursday evening in the area of the   
   Broken Ground Trails, which are off of Portsmouth Street in   
   Concord.   
      
   "Obviously, it's a tragic set of circumstances and our thoughts   
   and prayers are with the Reid family," said Senior Assistant   
   Attorney General Geoff Ward.   
      
   Investigators said the Reids left their residence in the Alton   
   Woods apartment complex at approximately 2:22 p.m. on Monday   
   afternoon and went for a walk that led them to the area of the   
   Broken Ground Trails. Family and friends did not see or hear   
   from them after that.   
      
   "We have no specific information that would lead us to believe   
   that the public in general is at any risk," Ward said. "That   
   being said, be vigilant. Take your normal daily precautions. The   
   Concord police will continue to be vigilant with patrols."   
      
   Anyone who saw the Reids on Monday or who has any information   
   about their disappearance and deaths are asked to contact   
   Concord police at 603-225-8600. Tips can be submitted   
   anonymously by contacting the Concord Regional Crimeline at 603-   
   226-3100, submitted online through the Crimeline website at   
   concordregionalcrimeline.com or text TIP234 and a message to   
   CRIMES (274637).   
      
   In addition, anyone in the areas where the Reids walked who has   
   a home or business security or video surveillance system is   
   asked to review the recordings to determine if the Reids were   
   captured on video.   
      
   "This is a tragedy," said Concord Police Chief Bradley Osgood.   
   "It's something that came out of nowhere, and we are doing our   
   due diligence, investing all of our resources, working with our   
   state and local partners to bring this case to a successful   
   resolution."   
      
   Friday evening, investigators were still combing through the   
   marshy area off the Broken Ground Trails, and several could be   
   seen walking back with bags full of evidence. Concord police   
   officers were joined Friday morning by officers from the Fish   
   and Game Department.   
      
   Neighbors of the couple said they have been on high alert all   
   week while the search was going on.   
      
   "It's a tragedy. It's awful," said neighbor Lonnie Rutledge. "It   
   makes me feel a little unsafe."   
      
   No information has been released about a possible suspect.   
      
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