Kenneth Ray Cook, 56, walked away from the Oklahoma State Reformatory in Granite on November 24, 1986. Descriptions list him as 5 feet 5 inches, 124–135 pounds, blue eyes, brown hair greying, wearing glasses, with scars on his right wrist, right cheek, forehead, and a midline scar on his back. His tattoos included a bird with the name Elaine on his left chest, a bird with the name Rocky on his right chest, and a heart on his upper arm.

Cook had been serving a 40-year sentence after a jury convicted him of first-degree manslaughter in the death of his wife, Wilma Mae Guerin, who drowned at Fort Supply Lake. Prosecutors presented evidence that she was dressed in a slacks suit and high-heeled shoes when she died and that Cook had taken out a life insurance policy a month earlier. His son testified that Cook confessed to killing Wilma and to throwing her over a four-foot chain-link fence into the lake.

Cook was added to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections 15 Most Wanted list and was profiled on America’s Most Wanted; he has never been found. A 1996 FBI note said he may have been taking medication for emphysema, and some leads have suggested Amarillo, Texas, as a possible destination. Does anyone have information about Kenneth Cook’s movements after November 24, 1986?