Overview

Peter Boniface Franck — Very Brief Case Summary

Last seen: September 7, 2014
Location: Anchorage, Alaska
Age when missing: 32
Status: Missing; publicly available records reviewed in August 2026 do not indicate that Peter has been located.
Main circumstances: Publicly released information is unusually limited. Peter was last seen in Anchorage on September 7, 2014, but authorities have not publicly disclosed where in Anchorage he was last seen, who last saw him, what he was doing, where he intended to go, or what may have happened afterward.
NamUs: MP67273.
Anchorage Police case: 140041957.

Detailed Case Breakdown

The Unsolved Disappearance of Peter Boniface Franck from Anchorage, Alaska

More than a decade has passed since Peter Boniface Franck disappeared from Anchorage, Alaska, on September 7, 2014. Peter was 32 years old when he was last seen, and despite the passage of years, remarkably little information about the circumstances of his disappearance has been made public.

Peter’s disappearance is documented in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System under NamUs case MP67273. The Anchorage Police Department is identified as the investigating law-enforcement agency, with police case number 140041957 appearing in public case information.

Peter Franck Was Last Seen in Anchorage in September 2014

Peter was last known to have been in Anchorage, Alaska, on September 7, 2014. He was 32 years old at the time. Records describe him as a white/Caucasian male who stood approximately 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighed about 165 pounds. He had brown hair and blue eyes.

Beyond those basic facts, the publicly available account of Peter’s disappearance is extremely brief. NamUs information reproduced in case records states simply that Peter was last seen on September 7, 2014. No publicly released narrative identifies a particular Anchorage address, neighborhood, business, vehicle, planned destination, person accompanying him, or activity immediately preceding his disappearance.

That lack of publicly available detail remains one of the defining features of Peter Franck’s missing-person case.

Few Details Have Been Released About What Happened

There is no verified public account explaining what happened during Peter’s final known hours.

Available records do not establish whether Peter disappeared while traveling, left voluntarily, encountered an accident, became the victim of a crime, or experienced some other event. No publicly verified suspect, person of interest, crime scene, recovered vehicle, or physical evidence has been identified in the sources reviewed for this article.

Because those facts have not been publicly established, theories about Peter’s disappearance should not be presented as fact.

The known timeline begins — and, based on information available to the public, essentially ends — with his last known contact on September 7, 2014, in Anchorage.

Peter Franck’s Missing-Person Case Entered National Databases

Peter’s case is currently represented in NamUs as MP67273. The present NamUs page remains accessible and identifies the matter as a missing-person case.

Public copies of NamUs information have shown some variation in the recorded creation date. A Websleuths capture of earlier NamUs information listed March 17, 2020, while the presently accessible NamUs webpage displays April 12, 2021 as its date created. That administrative discrepancy does not change Peter’s documented date of last contact: September 7, 2014.

The Anchorage Police Department is identified as the primary investigating agency in aggregated case information, which lists the agency’s case number as 140041957.

Latest Publicly Available Information

As of August 2026, no credible publicly available announcement located during a review of the case indicates that Peter has been found or that his disappearance has been resolved.

His NamUs case page remains publicly accessible, while current case databases continue to identify him as missing. CaseTrace, for example, currently displays Peter as missing from Anchorage with the same September 7, 2014 last-seen date and connects its listing to NamUs case 67273.

Crime Solvers Central’s Peter Franck listing was marked last updated August 9, 2026 when reviewed. It continues to identify Anchorage Police as the primary agency and lists APD case number 140041957. The site describes the disappearance as unresolved, although that characterization comes from a third-party case database rather than a newly issued Anchorage Police investigative announcement.

There is therefore an important distinction between a recently updated online case listing and a new investigative development. No newly announced search, arrest, identified suspect, recovered remains, forensic breakthrough, or other major law-enforcement development concerning Peter was located in the public sources reviewed.

Anchorage Police Continue to Accept Missing-Person Information

The Anchorage Police Department currently directs people with information about a missing person to contact dispatch at 907-786-8900 or 3-1-1. APD’s current directory also identifies a dedicated Homicide/Missing Persons/Cold Case function within its Violent Crimes Unit.

The current department directory lists the Homicide/Missing Persons/Cold Case supervisor at 907-786-8530. Individuals providing information about Peter should reference APD case 140041957 and NamUs MP67273 so the information can be associated with the correct investigation.

More Than a Decade Without Answers

Peter Boniface Franck has been missing since September 7, 2014. The absence of a detailed public narrative means there are still fundamental questions surrounding his disappearance: where exactly he was last seen, what he was doing that day, who had contact with him, and what happened after his final known sighting.

Until verified information answers those questions, Peter’s disappearance remains a case in which public awareness may still matter. Someone may possess information that seemed insignificant at the time but could help investigators reconstruct his movements or determine what happened.

Anyone with information concerning Peter Boniface Franck’s disappearance in Anchorage, Alaska, should provide it directly to the Anchorage Police Department rather than relying on speculation posted publicly online.