Patrick E. Hogan, a 54-year-old white male, died on November 26, 2011, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Public death and memorial records confirm his identity and date of death, noting that he was born on June 7, 1957, and is interred at the Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City. These notices provide the essential biographical details but do not describe the manner of death or the events that preceded it.
Despite searches of local obituary listings, funeral notices, and available public summaries of Las Vegas cases from that period, there is no publicly available narrative describing how Hogan died, and no contemporaneous press coverage that sets out circumstances or a scene. In the material that can be located online, the date and place are documented, but specifics about where he was found, any injuries, or investigative steps were not reported.
No arrests have been publicly reported in connection with Hogan’s death, and there are no named suspects in the sources accessible online. Law-enforcement pages that aggregate open or notable Las Vegas homicide investigations for the era do not include a case entry with details attributed to him, and community case summaries similarly note the absence of official investigative information. As a result, the public record remains sparse: the loss is documented, but the who, where, and why surrounding it have not been set out in open sources, and any investigative leads—if they exist—have not been disclosed.
