On the morning of May 25, 1992, 31-year-old Anthony Lesina was found near a phone booth at 1925 N. Interstate Ave. in Portland with a single, fatal gunshot wound. A witness reported seeing a Black man leave the scene in Lesina’s maroon car; the vehicle was later recovered but details about that recovery have not been released.

Investigators linked Lesina’s killing to two other attacks over the Memorial Day weekend: the May 22 murder of Fou Saechao, and a May 25 attempted murder of Kevin Waldner, who survived after an intruder struggled over a weapon resembling a sawed-off rifle. Evidence from all three scenes ties the incidents together. The suspect is described as an African-American male, 5 feet 6 inches to 5 feet 9 inches, 140 to 160 pounds, late teens to early twenties, wearing a long black athletic jacket and a black baseball cap with white letters. No arrests have been announced and the murder remains unsolved.

Did anyone in the Portland area see Lesina’s maroon car or recognize the suspect description?