Anchorage Jury Convicts Vincent Sandifer of First-Degree Murder in 2022 Spenard Shooting
An Anchorage jury has convicted Vincent Sandifer of first-degree murder for a 2022 shooting in Spenard.

Anchorage, AK, October 16, 2026 —
An Anchorage jury has convicted Vincent Sandifer of first-degree murder in connection with a shooting in Spenard in 2022, according to the information provided about the case.
The available account identifies Sandifer, the conviction, the offense and the year and location of the shooting. It does not provide the date of the verdict, the identity of the person who was shot, or further details about the incident.
Information about the trial was not provided, including the evidence presented, the arguments made by prosecutors or the defense, and whether Sandifer testified. The court where the trial took place and the names of the attorneys were also not included in the account.
The conviction is for first-degree murder. The available information does not state whether sentencing has been scheduled or provide a possible sentence, nor does it describe any post-verdict proceedings. It also does not say whether Sandifer plans to appeal.
Further details about the case, including the circumstances of the 2022 shooting and the jury’s reasoning, were not provided. No statements from Sandifer, attorneys, law enforcement or the court were included. The account therefore establishes the verdict and its connection to the Spenard shooting, but offers no additional information about the proceedings or what may happen next.
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