On November 30, 1989, Raymond Laverne Frazier, a 44-year-old White man, was found shot to death in the head on his farm near Wyandotte in Ottawa County, Oklahoma. His daughter and a friend discovered the body on the property. No arrests have ever been made and the case remains unsolved.

Investigators and family have long sought a motive. One theory that circulated holds Frazier may have known the location of two buried bodies, linked by some accounts to his co-ownership of a Tulsa nightclub called Lady Godiva with a former Tulsa County Assistant District Attorney. That theory has not produced any confirmed evidence or identified suspects.

In 2017 officers, the state Bureau of Investigation and the Medical Examiner’s Office searched the farm after a tip. Cadaver dogs indicated interest at a small pond and a large burn pile; excavations recovered bone fragments and teeth that were later identified as animal remains. A distant cousin working as a private investigator continues to push for leads.

Did anyone with ties to the area or the nightclub hear or see anything unusual around late 1989?