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In the early morning hours of February 22, 2013, a vehicle fire in a West Baltimore alley revealed a double homicide. Firefighters found the bodies of 34-year-old Taewon Tuck and his 33-year-old girlfriend Alysia Strickland inside the burning car. Both had been shot in the head before the car was set ablaze, and their bodies were severely burned, which complicated the investigation.

Taewon, known to friends as Tae, was described as fun, caring, and loving. Alysia was a graduate student in the architecture program at Morgan State University and the daughter of a retired Virginia judge. Their deaths behind homes in the 1800 block of Clifton Avenue shocked the neighborhood and prompted a homicide probe that examined both victims’ backgrounds for a possible motive.

Despite police appeals for information, no arrests or publicly identified suspects have been announced and the case went cold. If anyone knew Taewon or Alysia, or saw anything in that area on February 22, 2013, please share what you know with the investigators.