Homer Abel, 63, a part-time gasoline station attendant, was shot dead on Feb. 27, 1984 - a slaying an investigator called the most cold-blooded he'd ever encountered.
The case has never been solved.
After killing Abel, the suspect posed as a station employee, filled a customer's tank with fuel, took her money - and drove off, according to the Rocky Mountain News.
The suspect was described as a young white man 5-foot-8, standing 150-170 pounds, with dark hair, a dark beard and closely trimmed mustache, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation said. He was driving a full-size American-made pickup truck.
Abel worked at the Asamera Gas Station on Highway 6 east of Rifle in Garfield County. He was last seen alive about 15 minutes before customers found his body.
If you have information, contact the Garfield County Sheriff's Office or the cold case unit at the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
[Photo: CBI]
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