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The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the Homicide Section are dedicated to the pursuit of justice in each and every case which is investigated. To that end, the Homicide Section has established the Cold Case Detail. The Cold Case Detail actively investigates Homicide cases which are over ten years old, using an established solvability criteria.
The Cold Case files currently number over 450 unresolved cases, the oldest being from 1952.
This site will profile cases on a regular basis encouraging anyone with information to contact the Cold Case Investigators with the goal of reaching a resolution. Information, on active cases, and cases which may be known to the reader but not yet profiled, is welcomed.
Visitors to this site are urged to contact the Investigators at:
E-mail: coldcasecorner@lvmpd.com
Phone: 702-828-COLD (2653)
Investigators welcome any and all information that is provided.
Reward money is available from the CrimeStopper program (702-385-5555) for information leading to the arrest and conviction of suspects. Persons using this program may remain anonymous.
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Case #: 77-49011
Victim: Michael Jeudevine
Suspect: None
Location: five miles east of Hollywood Blvd while travelling on Lake Mead Drive towards Lake Mead Recreational Area.
Date: 09/03/77
Synopsis:
On September 3, 1977, the body of Michael Andrew Jeudevine was found on the way out to Lake Mead Recreation Area. Hikers in the area found the body of Jeudevine, who was a victim of a gun shot wound. Michael was last seen by friends and co-workers in the early hours of August 25, 1977 at the 101 Club. Michael Jeudevine was employed as a cook at the 101 Club.
Michael Jeudevine drove a 1969, Honda, Blue/ White, 350cc motorcycle. He also wore a blue helmet while operating his motorcycle. His motorcycle was recovered at 2426 South Atlantic.
Anyone with information is urged to call Detective Mike Blasko of the LVMPD Cold Case Unit at 702 828-3521 or call Crimestoppers at 385-5555.
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