Lewis and Clark County renews call in Samuel Dickerson case
Helena, Mont. — Investigators in Lewis and Clark County renewed their call for information in the homicide case of Samuel David Dickerson, whose remains were found in the Helena National Forest.His remains were identified this week during a public briefing held by the Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Authorities said his death is being investigated as a homicide, and they confirmed the case remains active.Investigators reported Dickerson's last known communication happened in October 2015. Officers with the Butte-Silver Bow Police Department later found his vehicle abandoned in a parking lot in Butte's Walkerville neighborhood.Nearly four years later, investigators found Dickerson's remains in the Helena National Forest. Authorities also determined he had moved to Helena from Rapid City, South Dakota in the late summer of 2015.Officials said Dickerson had lived in Helena for less than six months before he disappeared and was allegedly murdered. The sheriff's office described him as more than a victim in an unsolved homicide, saying he was a son, father and loved one whose life ended too soon.According to the sheriff's office, Dickerson's family spent years searching for answers and hoping to learn what happened to him.More than a decade
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