In the spring of 2012, a quiet northwest Denver neighborhood was disturbed by the discovery of a man's death. On the morning of Saturday, May 26th, police responded to a call about a suspicious death at a residence in the 5000 block of West Alaska Place. Inside the home, they found the body of 59-year-old Richard Nack, a male resident of the house.
Upon their initial investigation, officers determined that Nack had sustained what appeared to be a fatal gunshot wound.
The circumstances surrounding his death immediately led investigators to treat the case as a homicide. The Denver Police Department began an investigation into the shooting, working to piece together the events that led to Nack's untimely death.
Despite the initial investigation and the classification of the case as a homicide, information regarding any potential suspects or arrests has not been publicly released in the years following the incident. The case of who was responsible for the death of Richard Nack remains unresolved, leaving a lingering question in the community about the violent end to his life. No descriptions of a suspect or suspects have been issued by authorities.
