Bernice Kuhl, a Caucasian woman, was found murdered beneath a bridge in Polecat Creek near 10300 S. 33rd W. Avenue in Tulsa on January 15, 1977. An investigation determined she had been strangled and her death was classified as a homicide.

The night before her body was discovered she had been out with several people at multiple local spots, including the Holiday Inn at 110 N. Garnett, the Sage Door Club and Torchee’s Nashville Club. Her vehicle was last seen about 1 a.m.; on January 15 it was observed being driven westbound on East 31st Street near Mingo by a witness who described the driver as a white male in his 20s with average-length dark hair. Two days later, on January 17, her car was found abandoned in a parking lot at the Marina Apartments on 96th East Avenue.

No arrests have been made and no specific suspects have been publicly identified; the case remains unsolved. Did anyone who knew Bernice or who was in those bars or driving in east Tulsa that night see something that could help investigators?