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Hilltown Widow's Murder: One Year Later, Still No Arrest
14 Jul
Summary
- An 89-year-old widow was found murdered in her home.
- Investigators found no forced entry, suggesting a non-random act.
- One year later, her killer remains at large, and tips are sought.
As of July 14, 2026, the investigation into the murder of 89-year-old Anne Turner, a respected Hilltown resident, remains active and unsolved one year after her death. A neighbor discovered Turner unresponsive in her home on Rickert Road on the evening of July 10, 2025. She was pronounced dead at the scene, with the Bucks County coroner later confirming the cause of death as gunshot wounds.
Investigators found no evidence of forced entry at Turner's residence, leading them to believe her murder was not a random act. Despite the passage of time, the Bucks County District Attorney's Office has provided very limited information on the case, citing its ongoing nature. Previous attempts to release updates have been canceled, leaving the community with few details.
Authorities are now appealing to the public for assistance. Anyone with information regarding Anne Turner's murder is urged to contact Bucks County detectives or the Hilltown Township Police Department. Tips can also be submitted through the Bucks County Crimewatch portal, as the case continues to seek closure.
