Account
Sep 17, 2013
May 08, 2024
Carl
Konoski
88
65
72 inches
225 lbs
230 lbs
White / Caucasian
Male
It was a routine morning in Las Vegas, Nevada, when 65-year-old Carl F. Konoski said goodbye to his wife and left their home for work, just as he did every other day. He was dressed in black slacks, a blue button-down shirt, and black shoes, accessorized with a gold watch and his gold wedding band. He had several distinct scars: one on his chest, an abdominal scar, and another on his left calf. Carl was a Caucasian male, standing six feet tall and weighing between 225 and 230 pounds, with graying hair and brown eyes. That departure, however, was the last time his wife or anyone who knew him would ever see him again. He has not been seen or heard from since that day. The days turned into weeks with no word from Carl, and a profound sense of unease settled over his family. Approximately two weeks after he was last seen, a significant piece of evidence in his disappearance was discovered. The Toyota Camry he had been driving was found parked at McCarren International Airport. The discovery of his vehicle added a puzzling layer to the investigation, which was being handled by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. The car was impounded and processed for any clues that might shed light on Carl's whereabouts, but what happened after he left his car in the airport parking lot remains a mystery. The investigation into Carl Konoski's disappearance has continued over the years, becoming a cold case. Despite the passage of time, his family has not given up hope for answers. DNA samples from his daughter were submitted and are on file, a silent testament to the enduring search for a resolution. The case is a somber reminder of the ambiguity and lingering questions that surround a person's sudden disappearance. The narrative of Carl Konoski's case is one of an ordinary day that took an inexplicable turn, leaving a family with unanswered questions and an ongoing search for a husband and father who vanished without a trace. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance, particularly the discovery of his car at the airport, have left investigators and his loved ones to grapple with numerous possibilities, none of which have led to a definitive conclusion about what became of him.
Jul 15, 2002
Las Vegas
Nevada
Clark County
89147
14187
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
Las Vegas
Nevada
Clark County
89106
400 South Martin Luther King Boulevard, Nevada
7028283111
Local
Law Enforcement
020716-0423
2002-07-16
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
Gray or Partially Gray
Brown
Brown
05/31/2026
