Do you know who murdered Al? In early March of 1998, a sense of unease settled over the Comanche Park Apartments in Tulsa, Oklahoma, when a resident, Al Alexander, a male, was found brutally murdered in his own home. The grim discovery was made by a friend who had stopped by to visit him at his apartment located at 1330 E. 38th St. North. The friend had been there earlier in the day, around 5:30 p.m. on March 5th, for a visit. However, upon returning later, he was met with a horrific scene.
Al Alexander was lying in a pool of blood on his living room floor.
The cause of his death was determined to be multiple stab wounds. Investigators found no signs of a struggle within the apartment, and adding to the mystery, the door was unlocked. This suggested that Al may have known his attacker or had willingly let them into his home. The Tulsa Police Department has listed the incident date as March 4, 1998, and it remains an active cold case.
Despite the passage of time, the murder of Al Alexander remains unsolved. Law enforcement has not publicly identified any suspects in the case, and no arrests have ever been made. The lack of forced entry and the absence of a struggle have left investigators with a perplexing crime scene. The case is a stark and somber reminder of a life cut short, with lingering questions and a quest for justice that has continued for over two decades. The Tulsa Police Department continues to seek information from the public that might lead to a breakthrough in this long-unsolved homicide.
