Harold John Enzler, 36, was last seen March 27, 1994, after leaving his parents’ home in Nikiski with his girlfriend Nancy Bellamy. Both were never seen alive again. Enzler was described as white, 6 feet 4 inches, about 220 pounds, with brown hair, blue eyes, a partially missing left ring finger and scars on both shoulders. He was last seen wearing blue jeans, a black double-breasted leather motorcycle jacket with a Harley Davidson emblem, and black leather engineer boots.

Enzler had been involved in a bitter child-custody dispute with his estranged wife Mimi; her then partner, Billy Smith, had reportedly threatened Enzler with a gun during an earlier argument and was an initial person of interest. In 1997 Smith was arrested on unrelated drug charges and later confessed to killing Enzler and Bellamy, claiming he and accomplices dismantled Enzler’s 1974 green Dodge flatbed truck and scattered the parts around Sterling, Kenai, and Nikiski, and that the bodies were disposed of in Cook Inlet and would never be found. The victims’ bodies have not been recovered; a grand jury indicted Smith in May 1998.

If anyone knew Harold’s movements in late March 1994, the locations of his truck, or saw parts scattered in Sterling, Kenai, or Nikiski, please come forward with information.