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Man whose skull was found near Anchorage trailhead was owner of
restaurant destroyed in fire
DIR By: Satanica
Date: January 25, 2019, 9:08 am
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> The man whose skull was found this month in an East Anchorage
park disappeared shortly after the restaurant he owned was
destroyed in a fire, a family member said Thursday.
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> Chung Ho Kang, 61, had been managing the Dimond Bar-B-Que Pit
in South Anchorage for at least 15 years when the restaurant
burned down in late March 2018, said his daughter, Jieun Kang.
He was still working with investigators to determine what caused
the fire when he disappeared about a month later, she said.
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> Brian Dean, a fire inspector with the Anchorage Fire
Department, said investigators found evidence suggesting the
fire was set intentionally. Dean wouldn’t elaborate on what
evidence was discovered but said the door had been forced open.
The fire is still under investigation, he said Thursday.
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> The man’s remains were found in early January off Campbell
Airstrip Road in Far North Bicentennial Park, police have said.
Someone spotted them after their dog located them in woods near
the Bivouac trailheads. The cause of death has not yet been
determined, police said.
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> Chung Ho Kang, who lived with his wife in an East Anchorage
subdivision a few miles from where his remains were found, would
often take morning walks in Far North Bicentennial Park, his
daughter said. Occasionally, his wife accompanied him, but most
of the time he went by himself, she said.
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> The Kangs had been living in Alaska for about 20 years and had
previously run the Fifth Avenue Deli in the food court of the
Anchorage 5th Avenue Mall, Jieun Kang said. For the first eight
years that her parents ran the Dimond Bar-B-Que Pit together,
they wouldn’t show themselves at the front of the store out of
fear that customers would think less of the food if they found
out it was cooked by a Korean couple, she said.
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> Chung Ho Kang had not worked since the Dimond Bar-B-Que Pit
had burned down, and he spent most of the month leading up to
his disappearance working with fire investigators and planning a
trip to California, his daughter said.
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> His wife had previously confided worries about his mood, Jieun
Kang said. “She thought he looked a little depressed after the
fire."
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> Jieun Kang said she normally spoke with her father about once
a week, and the last time she heard from him was in late March.
Nothing he said struck her as being out of the ordinary, she
said.
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#Post#: 898--------------------------------------------------
Re: Man whose skull was found near Anchorage trailhead was owner
of restaurant destroyed in fire
DIR By: FellOffThePorch
Date: January 31, 2019, 11:09 am
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I thought there was some lady involved with this story...
probably thinking of a different case.
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Re: Man whose skull was found near Anchorage trailhead was owner
of restaurant destroyed in fire
DIR By: Disgruntled potato
Date: January 31, 2019, 2:55 pm
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Maybe someone really did get angry that their BBQ was cooked by
Koreans. REALLY angry
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Re: Man whose skull was found near Anchorage trailhead was owner
of restaurant destroyed in fire
DIR By: Bones
Date: January 31, 2019, 3:17 pm
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They didn't want anyone to know that the Korean B-B-Q was cooked
by Koreans ???
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