Investigation into Peter Bryden case inconclusive: Fredericton Police

FREDERICTON – Police say an investigation into what happened to Peter Bryden is inconclusive.

The husband and father was found just after 4:30 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 13, 2014, along Douglas Avenue on the Fredericton’s north side. Police said at the time that a resident found Bryden and called 911.

The 46-year-old suffered a serious head injury. He had been attending the Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival earlier in the evening.

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Fredericton Police say the investigation has included extensive interviews, neighborhood canvassing, and forensic analysis, but the findings have been inconclusive.

“As a result, this file has been rendered inactive, however not closed pending further information that may shed new light on the investigation,” said Alycia Bartlett, police spokesperson, in a release.

Police are still asking if anyone has information to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

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