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MARINETTE, Wis. -- The Marinette County Sheriff's Office is reminding the public of an unsolved murder 36 years ago in the town of Niagara.
A hunter found David Hunner's body on Nov. 24, 1987, four days after he was reported missing. The 32-year-old from Green Bay was last seen alive Nov. 14.
Investigators believe he was killed at his makeshift camp set up in the Marinette County forest.
According to WBAY-TV, news reports at the time said he was killed with a small-caliber handgun and his guns were missing from his camp, including a handgun. Money was still in his pockets.
An article in the Green Bay Press-Gazette dated Nov. 28, 1987, said Hunner got around by walking or hitch-hiking. He stopped at a bar in Pembine a few times and was described as outgoing, friendly, and talkative.
If you have information about the case, call the Marinette County Sheriff's Office tipline at 715-732-7310. You can also call Crimestoppers toll-free, 1-800-427-5857, or submit your tip at mmcrimestoppers.com.