AK AK - Levi Lott, 31, Tulusak, 26 May 1978

[Coffee56]

MISSING
Missing Person / NamUs #MP61366Levi Lott, Male, American Indian / Alaska Native
Date of Last ContactMay 26, 1978
Missing FromTuluksak, Alaska

Case Information

Demographics
Missing Age31 Years
Current Age73 Years
First Name Levi
Middle Name--
Last NameLott
Nickname/AliasLevi Lott, Sr.

SexMale
Height5' 4" - 5' 6" (64 - 66 Inches)
Weight145 - 150 lbs
Race / EthnicityAmerican Indian / Alaska Native
Tribe Enrollment / AffiliationUnknown

Circumstances
Date of Last ContactMay 26, 1978
NamUs Case CreatedNovember 6, 2019
Last Known Location Map
LocationTuluksak, Alaska
CountyBethel Census Area
Missing From Tribal LandNo
Primary Residence on Tribal LandNo
Circumstances of DisappearanceLevi was seen leaving Tuluksak for Bethel around 05/15/1978. He was last seen in Bethel around 05/26/1978. It has also been reported that Levi was seen in Anchorage in May 1979 near the McDonald's restaurant on Fourth Avenue.
Physical Description
Hair ColorBlack
Head Hair Description--
Body Hair Description--
Facial Hair Description--
Left Eye ColorBrown
Right Eye ColorBrown
Eye Description--
Distinctive Physical Features
No Information Entered

Clothing and Accessories
Item
Description
Clothing
Down jacket Blue pants Black shirt

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

 

[glamourkitty1922]

I wonder how he travelled from Tulusak to Bethel which is 49 miles by car? Then from Bethel to Anchorage is 400 miles.

 

[Pennysmom1]

Levi is still listed as missing at NAMUS

Missing Person / NamUs #MP61366

View NamUs missing person case MP61366 for Levi Lott missing from Tuluksak, Alaska. Date of last contact: May 26, 1978. NCMEC case number: --.

namus.nij.ojp.gov

Levi Lott Sr. – The Charley Project

• Distinguishing CharacteristicsNative American. Black hair, brown eyes. Lott is of Yupik descent and can speak both English and Yupik.

Levi Lott Sr, Missing from Alaska since 1978.

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