Anchorage — FBI

The Killing Fields

The FBI and local police are seeking clues in the unsolved murders of four women whose bodies were discovered in a remote wooded field in a small Texas town between Houston and Galveston.

09.09.2019 Five-Time Felon Found Guilty for Illegal Possession of Firearm in Connection with December 2016 Gunfight
08.28.2019 Fairbanks Woman Indicted on Federal Bank Fraud and Identity Theft Charges
08.07.2019 Associate of Violent White Supremacist Gang Pleads Guilty to Federal Kidnapping Charge

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FBI Anchorage History

History of the FBI's Anchorage, Alaska Field Office.

Contact Us

101 East Sixth Avenue
Anchorage, AK 99501
Phone: (907) 276-4441

Areas covered: Greater Anchorage Area Borough, Valdez and Kenai areas, and the rest of Alaska as needed.

Special Agent in Charge

Anchorage Special Agent in Charge Jeffrey E. Peterson

Jeffery E. Peterson

Assistant Special Agents in Charge

Adam C. Pierce
Darrin T. Turpin

Resident Agencies

Along with our main office in Anchorage, we have two satellite offices, known as resident agencies, in the area.

Fairbanks
- Areas covered: Fairbanks North Star Borough, central and northern Alaska
Juneau
- Areas covered: City and Borough of Juneau, southeastern Alaska

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