Charles Edward Clark, a 65-year-old White man, was killed in Anchorage, Alaska, on January 28, 1977. His death is officially classified as a homicide, but the specific circumstances — where he was found, cause of death, and any motive — have not been publicly released and remain undisclosed.

The case was originally handled by the Alaska State Troopers and later became cold after investigators ran out of significant leads, identified suspects, or arrests. It is now assigned to the Alaska Bureau of Investigation’s Cold Case Investigation Unit, formed in 2002 to re-examine unresolved homicides dating back to 1961. The unit includes retired troopers and former police officers who work with prosecutors and other agencies on these files.

No resolution has been announced and the homicide remains unsolved. If anyone has information about Charles Edward Clark’s death or his last known movements in Anchorage, please share what you know with investigators.