The person at the center of this case
Michael Surber
Cold Case · Open
MICHAEL SURBER
Michael Surber, a nationally renowned pool player, was murdered in his Ocean Springs, Mississippi home on November 10, 2009. He was last seen leaving a bar in Gulfport with an unknown White male suspect. The case remains unsolved with the suspect still unidentified.
Ocean Springs, Mississippi
🏛️ Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) - Jackson Field Office
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Case Summary
Michael Surber, a nationally renowned pool player, was murdered in his Ocean Springs, Mississippi home on November 10, 2009. He was last seen leaving a bar in Gulfport with an unknown White male suspect. The case remains unsolved with the suspect still unidentified.
Timeline of Events
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2009-11-10
eveningLast Seen at Bar
Michael Surber was playing pool at a bar in Gulfport, Mississippi when he met an unknown White male
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2009-11-10
Body Found
Michael Surber was found deceased in his home in Ocean Springs, Mississippi
Key Locations
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Points of Interest / Key Leads
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suspect
Lead #1Unknown White male, age 55-65, approximately 5'8" to 6'0", 170-185 pounds, receding hairline, ponytail, possibly gray hair, gaps between teeth, wore glasses
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witness
Lead #2Unknown individuals at the bar in Gulfport who may have witnessed Surber with the suspect
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evidence
Lead #3Circumstances of how Surber left the bar with the unknown individual
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Case Information
Case Type:
Cold Case
Status:
Open
Case Number:485
Started:November 10, 2009 at Invalid Date
Last Updated:April 26, 2026