NH AG: Bedford Death Investigation 'Ongoing'

The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office has issued a press statement saying that while they have identified the victims in the Bedford suspicious death case, they are not revealing their identities yet or information about the autopsy results at this time, according to a report.

“The identities of those three individuals and their cause and manner of death are being withheld at this time pending notification of their relatives,” according to Jay McCormack, the assistant attorney general.

McCormack also added in the press release that investigators were “not searching for any suspects or persons of interest at this time and do not believe that the public is in danger as a result of the incident.”

Three bodies were discovered at 17 McAfee Farm Road in Bedford on March 28, 2015, at around 1 p.m. Investigators and police have been at the residence for about 28 hours since the call came in yesterday afternoon.

While the case first was reported as a potential murder-suicide at the home, police issued two alerts attempting to find Alexey Obukhov, who lived at the home and is also the husband and father of the three individuals who were reportedly found dead.

The New Hampshire Union Leader is reporting that the Riddle Brook Elementary School, the school that the two children who lived in the home attended, will have counselors on hand to assist students in coping with the loss of the two girls even though police have not confirmed the deaths in the home.

No additional information is expected until Monday.

Caption: New Hampshire State Police investigators are at the scene of a suspicious death investigation in Bedford on March 29, 2015. Credit: Jeffrey Hastings/Frame of Mind Photography. frameofmindphoto.com.

Bedford NH Patch will update this story as more information becomes available.