Kimberly Moore, 30, was found dead on May 24, 1996, in a room at the Trade Winds Motor Court on Yonkers Avenue. She was discovered nude with her hands bound, and investigators determined she had been strangled. Detectives linked her death to two earlier killings in Yonkers where women had been found in a similar state, and DNA recovered from the victims became the key thread tying those scenes together when no name could initially be attached to the profile.

Years passed with no arrest until a DNA sample collected in an unrelated arrest produced a match to the profile from Moore and the other victims. That match led to the arrest and prosecution of Francisco Acevedo on murder charges. A Westchester County jury convicted Acevedo of the three murders in November 2011; he was later sentenced to an aggregate term of 75 years to life in 2012. Does anyone have memories or information about Moore, the Trade Winds Motor Court, or the Yonkers cases from the 1990s that could shed more light on what happened?