Alma Noffsinger, also known as Alma Rosa Delgado, was 29 when she was found murdered in her North Fifth Street home in Oakwood, Ohio, on December 17, 1981. She was discovered lying face-down on her bed with significant head trauma; the coroner ruled her death a homicide. The front door was ajar but showed no sign of forced entry, and investigators reported no theft or sexual assault. Alma left behind three young children, including a five-year-old daughter, Debbie Woz Flint.

A renewed investigation began in 2013 after the family pushed for new leads. Authorities identified Alma’s ex-husband, Steven Noffsinger, as a suspect because of a contentious relationship and custody disputes. Investigators noted a heavy stick Steven used for work had gone missing after the killing and was considered a possible weapon. The case remains officially unsolved and open; the family continues to seek answers. If anyone knew Alma, the household, or saw unusual activity in Oakwood around December 17, 1981, please come forward with information.