On November 28, 1978, Carl Stephen Mako Sr., a 50-year-old male, was discovered deceased in a second-floor room of his former wife's residence at 317 Naamans Creek Road in Concord Township, Pennsylvania. The discovery was made around 12:30 a.m. by his ex-wife, Alice M. Mako, and their son, Carl Jr. At the time of his death, Carl Mako resided at 3807 Concord Pike in Wilmington, Delaware.
According to reports, Carl Mako died from a gunshot wound to the head. State Police at Media initiated an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. Initial findings suggested that the wound was self-inflicted, leading authorities to consider the possibility of suicide.
Carl Mako was interred at Cathedral Cemetery in Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware.
As of the available information, there were no reports of arrests or suspects related to Carl Mako's death. The investigation by the State Police did not indicate any foul play, and the case was treated as an apparent suicide.
