Two women were found dead last week in the Trapper Creek area after one had been reported missing the week prior, Alaska State Troopers said Friday.
the disappearance of 34-year-old Sunday Powers of Fairbanks was initially deemed suspicious because of a 911 call she made before she was reported missing on May 24. Troopers began searching along the Parks Highway, where Powers was believed to be traveling in the days before her disappearance, they said.
Her vehicle was found June 2 in the Trapper Creek area, troopers said. Powers and 34-year-old Kami Clark were also found dead, authorities said. Evidence at the scene led investigators to believe they were murdered. Troopers on Friday asked anyone with information that had not been shared with law enforcement to contact them at 907-352-5401 or submit an anonymous tip
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