On the evening of May 22, 1992, 43-year-old Fou Saechao was shot multiple times while stocking shelves at a market at 5020 N. Interstate Ave. in Portland, Oregon. He died at the scene after a brief confrontation with an African American man who then fled.

Detectives later linked Saechao’s murder to two other shootings over the Memorial Day weekend. On May 25, 31-year-old Anthony Lesina was found shot to death near a phone booth at 1925 N. Interstate Ave.; a witness saw a Black male leaving in Lesina’s maroon car. That same day Kevin Waldner was shot at his home at 4805 N. Borthwick after confronting an intruder and survived, describing his assailant as an African American man.

Investigators say evidence from all three scenes points to a single suspect: an African American male, late teens to early twenties, about 5 feet 6 inches to 5 feet 9 inches and 140 to 160 pounds, wearing a long black athletic jacket and a black baseball cap with white letters. No arrests have been announced.

If anyone has information about Fou Saechao or the described suspect, please come forward.