In the late summer of 1998, a 52-year-old man named Vyacheslav Arjkadyevich Akopov, a native of Uzbekistan, was living a quiet life in a trailer in Bladensburg, North Carolina. He was a diligent employee at Harriet and Henderson in nearby Clarkton and a devoted family man, regularly sending money home to his wife and two children in his native country. Known for his kindness, Akopov often opened his home to fellow Uzbek immigrants, offering them a place to stay until they could find work and get ...Read More Last Seen: Sep 12, 1998
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