Albert Somma, known as Albie, was 38 when his body was found in a highway median in Lake George, New York, on October 18, 1982. An investigation determined he had been fatally shot, and the case was treated as a homicide.

Despite an initial investigation, no suspects were identified and no arrests were made. The case grew cold but remained open; at one point investigators included Somma’s file among unsolved cases printed on playing cards distributed to inmates in New York county jails to try to generate tips.

The circumstances that brought Somma to Lake George that day and who killed him are still unanswered. Anyone with information about Albert Somma or that night in October 1982 is asked to come forward.