Kevin S. Turner, a 34-year-old Alaskan Native from Anchorage, was found dead just before 2 a.m. on August 28, 2016, in Valley of the Moon Park, a wooded greenbelt near downtown where bike paths cross the trees and picnic pavilions. A passerby discovered one body on the trail; officers searching in the darkness found a second victim nearby, identified as Bryant C. De Husson, 25. Detectives treated the scene as a double homicide and cautioned that no one was in custody.

Investigators later linked the Turner and De Husson shootings to a pattern of late-night ambushes in or near parks and along trails that summer, with little usable evidence and victims who appeared unconnected. Ballistics testing tied a Colt Python .357 recovered from a man killed in a November 12, 2016, downtown shootout to five unsolved Anchorage homicides from that summer, including the Valley of the Moon Park killings. Police announced they had sufficient probable cause to conclude that the man who died in that shootout was responsible for those murders.

If anyone knew Kevin Turner’s movements that night or has information about activity in Valley of the Moon Park in late August 2016, please share what is known.