Mahogany Davis, 21, was found gravely wounded in the early morning of May 11, 2002, outside the Little Dipper Apartments at 1910 Turner Street in Fairbanks, Alaska. Neighbors saw her collapse in the parking lot around 4:15 a.m. after she staggered out of her apartment; a 911 call brought police and medics. She had suffered multiple stab wounds and was taken to Fairbanks Memorial Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.

Officers described a chaotic, bloody scene inside her apartment; her children were found inside unharmed. Investigators concluded the attack occurred in or around the apartment and that Davis fled into the lot seeking help. Accounts circulating in cold-case listings say she had been seen earlier that night with a man described as a Black male with short hair, about six feet tall and in his late 20s to mid-30s, but police did not publicly identify that person as a charged suspect. City officials in 2015 said investigators would examine potential links to two incarcerated men as follow-up, described as investigative rather than accusatory. No arrests have been announced and the case remains an open unsolved homicide.

Did anyone in Fairbanks see activity at the Little Dipper complex that morning or have information about the man seen with Mahogany that night?