On the evening of September 27, 2016, 30-year-old Luis A. Molina was found dead inside his Kansas City home on the 2500 block of Poplar Avenue. Responding officers and medics encountered a violent scene: Molina, wearing only boxer shorts, had sustained numerous sharp‑force wounds and bloodstains covered rooms throughout the main level of the house, indicating a struggle.

Investigators traced the events back to the early hours of September 25, when friends say Molina picked up a woman later identified as Amber C. Cunningham. Her fingerprints were later found in blood on multiple items in the home. After arrest in December 2017, Cunningham initially denied involvement but then told detectives Molina had agreed to pay her for sex, refused to pay and would not let her leave; she said a fight followed, that Molina produced a knife, and that she took it and stabbed him about ten times before fleeing.

The Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office charged Amber C. Cunningham with Second Degree Murder and Armed Criminal Action. Does anyone have information about Molina’s movements on September 24–25 or about the woman he picked up that night?