Felix Farrow, 36, male, was found shot to death in Denver on May 31, 1977. Responding officers located him at 1941 West Myrtle in the city’s west side, where he was pronounced dead at the scene. The concise case synopsis preserved by the Denver Police Department indicates he died from gunshot wounds and identifies no immediate witnesses in the public record.
Investigators documented the location on West Myrtle Place and opened a homicide investigation.
State records mirror the essentials of the case, noting that Farrow was discovered on the 1900 block of West Myrtle Place and confirming his age and the date of the killing. Publicly available entries do not add personal background or circumstances leading up to the shooting.
No suspect has been publicly identified, and there have been no arrests announced. Both the Denver Police Department and the State of Colorado’s cold case listings describe the offender as unknown and ask anyone with information to come forward, underscoring that the case remains open.
