A man whose death is being treated as suspicious in Laconia, New Hampshire, was identified on Wednesday, but officials have yet to reveal many details about what happened.

The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office identified the man found dead at an apartment on South Main Street Tuesday as John Anderson, 62.

He lived at the residence, which officers were called to for a welfare check Tuesday morning, prosecutors said Wednesday.

Anderson was due for an autopsy on Thursday, officials said. The procedure usually reveals a cause and manner of death.

Prosecutors haven’t shared more information about what’s believed to have led to Anderson’s death, or if anyone was suspected in it. But the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office has said that his death isn’t believed to be connected to the killing of a woman in Laconia, also reported on Tuesday.

State and local police were investigating what happened. Officials have said there was no known threat to the public.

Anyone with any information about the investigation was asked to call the state police tip line at 603-MCU-TIPS.

LACONIA, New Hampshire (WGME) — A man has been accused of killing his mother in New Hampshire.

Police say they found 58-year-old Linda Dionne dead in a home on Old Prescott Hill Road in Laconia on Tuesday afternoon.

Her son, 32-year-old Christopher Garon, was also at the home.

Police arrested him shortly after. Garon was charged with second degree murder.

Police say an autopsy will take place on Wednesday.

Garon is currently being held without bail.

After several rounds of thunderstorms moved through New Hampshire on Tuesday, quieter and milder weather is expected Wednesday.

OVERNIGHT

Any lingering showers will taper off over the next few hours, with partial clearing overnight.

Temperatures will fall into the 40s in northern areas 50s in southern parts of the state.

WEDNESDAY

Wednesday will start with a mix of clouds and sunshine.

Highs are expected to reach the 70s before clouds increase.

A system approaching from the west will bring scattered afternoon showers, though severe weather is not expected.

UNSETTLED PATTERN CONTINUES LATER THIS WEEK

The unsettled pattern continues Thursday, with slightly cooler air, more clouds and occasional showers.

By Friday, brighter conditions return, with highs rebounding into the mid to upper 70s.

Temperatures will generally remain in the 60s and 70s into the weekend, with periodic chances for showers. Saturday currently looks like the driest day.

This unsettled stretch is expected to end as a front moves through New Hampshire Sunday afternoon into the evening, shifting winds to the northwest just in time for Marathon Monday.

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