Do you know who murdered Dale? In the spring of 1999, the life of Dale Curtis Hill, a 27-year-old African-American man, was tragically cut short in Tulsa, Oklahoma. On the evening of April 6th, a dispute erupted outside the Nugget Club on North Peoria, escalating into a violent altercation that involved several individuals. In the chaos that ensued, gunfire rang out, and multiple people were struck.
When the scene was finally brought under control, Dale Curtis Hill was discovered outside the club, having succumbed to
his injuries. He was the sole fatality in the incident. Investigators at the scene noted that Hill's pockets had been turned inside out, suggesting that robbery may have been a motive in the fatal encounter.
Despite the presence of multiple witnesses to the altercation, the specific events leading to Hill's death and the identity of the person or persons responsible have remained elusive. Over the years, the investigation into his murder has grown cold, and the case remains an unsolved chapter in the records of the Tulsa Police Department. No arrests have been made, and no suspects have been publicly identified in connection with the death of Dale Curtis Hill. His case is one of several from that period that authorities are still actively seeking information on to bring a resolution to his family.
