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Andrew Tan Tai Moore was 26 and a student at San Diego City College when he was murdered in his apartment on 8th Avenue in San Diego on September 8, 2000. He also worked as a chef. He was last seen alive entertaining visitors — two women and a man — in his apartment; their identities remain unknown. Several days later he was found dead and a set of expensive Russell culinary knives and his red 1994 Suzuki Katana motorcycle were missing. The motorcycle was recovered on October 17, 2000, in the 1300 block of 24th Street.

The San Diego Police Department has identified a black male and a white female as persons of interest, possibly driving a white Volkswagen Rabbit or a similar white sub-compact car. No arrests have been announced. A combined reward of $56,000 has been offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction, and Moore’s parents, Dick and Rita Moore, have remained active in seeking leads and raising awareness.

If anyone knew Andrew or has information about the visitors, the missing knives, the motorcycle’s recovery, or the persons of interest, please come forward.