Man found murdered in his driveway by home health care nurse On September 15, 2003, the quiet community of Moscow, Maine, was disturbed by the discovery of a homicide. Alford "Buddy" Blake, a 65-year-old male resident, was found deceased in the driveway of his home on Wolf Mountain. The grim discovery was made by a home health nurse who was visiting Blake.
Investigators determined that Blake had been the victim of a homicide. An autopsy later revealed that he had been fatally shot.
When authorities examined the scene, they found that Blake's residence had been ransacked, suggesting a robbery may have occurred. It was known that Blake, who had been in ill health, kept a significant quantity of prescription medication in his home, which detectives believe could have been a motive for the crime. At the time of his death, Blake lived alone and was the owner of a business in the nearby town of Bingham. He was also known for raising wolf hybrids.
In the years following the discovery of Blake's body, the investigation into his death has remained open. Maine State Police have continued to seek information from the public that might lead to a breakthrough in the case. Despite their ongoing efforts and the investigation of several potential suspects, no arrests have ever been made in connection with the murder of Alford Buddy Blake. The case remains an unsolved homicide, leaving his family and community without answers.
