Levi Lott, Sr. was 31 when he left his home village of Tuluksak, Alaska, in mid-May 1978 intending to travel to Bethel. He is described as a Native American man of Yupik descent, black hair, brown eyes, and with a noticeable scar near his right eye. At the time he was last seen he reportedly wore a down jacket, black shirt, blue pants, and combat boots.

The last confirmed sighting was about May 26, 1978, in Bethel. In May 1979 there was an unconfirmed tip of a man matching his description near the McDonald’s on Fourth Avenue in Anchorage, but that lead did not resolve the case. The Alaska State Troopers opened an investigation; few public details are available and Levi was never heard from again.

If anyone knew Levi, saw him during that 1978–1979 period, or has information about his movements between Tuluksak, Bethel, and Anchorage, please come forward.