Do you know who murdered Oleg Al Bohlouli?
In the quiet dark of July 3, 2005, just after about 3 a.m., Oleg “Al” Bohlouli—male, 45—was inside his home on Lucky Road in Anchorage when the front door fatefully opened to an unknown man. A witness inside the house told police the intruder broke in, shot the male, 45, and fled into the night, leaving the home still and the city waking to a killing without a name or a face attached to the suspect.
The man whose life was taken—Oleg S. “Al” Bohlouli, male, 45—was born December 2, 1959, in Los Angeles and was mourned in Anchorage with services at St. Innocent Russian Orthodox Cathedral. The obituary notice marking his death made plain that the male, 45, died in his own home after being shot by an intruder who had forced his way inside.
Police opened an investigation under APD case 05-29009 and appealed for help from the public, repeating the same stark facts: an unknown man had broken in, shot the male, 45, and escaped. Years on, authorities continued to seek tips, and open-source summaries of the case echo the same unresolved thread—no publicly named suspect, no reported arrest, just an unclaimed act of violence that began at about 3 a.m. and has remained unsolved.
