reward for information related to Brooks' death. FBI determines homicide Brooks's body was exhumed in July 2020 and transported to Dover Air Force Base for an autopsy and further investigation by the Armed Forces Medical Examiner. The examiner concluded in their report that Brooks's death was due to homicide. Acting U.S. Attorney Duston Slinkard stated that while the FBI knew that Brooks died under very suspicious circumstances, the autopsy ultimately proved that his death was not an accident. Additionally, Slinkard stated that the FBI is doing everything that they can and that they will spare no resources in order to bring justice to those who were responsible for Brooks' death. In the autopsy, examiners stated that there were injuries that would not be consistent with decomposition. Media On July 1, 2020, Brooks' death was featured in the fourth episode "No Ride Home" of the fifteenth season of Unsolved Mysteries TV series. On November 16, 2020, Unsolved Mysteries stated the FBI had learned of a second party in La Cygne the night Alonzo Brooks disappeared. Attendees left the party after a fight broke out, then headed to the farmhouse where Alonzo was last seen. See also List of solved missing person cases List of unsolved deaths Deaths of Arnold Archambeau and Ruby Bruguier, South Dakota couple's bodies found in 1993 near where they had disappeared from following a car accident three months earlier; cause of death determined to be exposure but police believe they died elsewhere and the bodies were moved back there. References 2000s in Kansas 2000s missing person cases 2004 controversies 2004 deaths 2004 in Kansas African-American history of Kansas African-American-related controversies Black Lives Matter Deaths by person in Kansas Formerly missing people Law enforcement in Kansas Linn County, Kansas May 2004 events in the United States Missing person cases in Kansas (state) Race and crime in the United States Unsolved murders in the United States