Efnet Alfred Haro, 45, was fatally assaulted in the early morning hours of November 10, 1999, after leaving a relative’s apartment at the Kuhio Park Terrace public housing complex in Honolulu. He was found unconscious in the parking lot near Building A at about 2:30 a.m., rushed to Queen’s Hospital in critical condition, and died about 12 hours later from severe head injuries.

Investigators determined the attack occurred between 2:00 and 2:30 a.m. near the Kuhio Park Terrace Family Center. Some of Haro’s belongings were missing when he was found, so robbery was considered a possible motive; police treated the scene as a homicide and publicly appealed for witnesses, releasing his physical description and asking anyone who had seen him or suspicious people or vehicles to come forward.

No eyewitness account has been publicly tied to the case, and no suspect has been publicly identified, arrested, or charged. The Honolulu Police Department later listed the killing as a cold-case homicide. If anyone knew Efnet Haro or saw activity at Kuhio Park Terrace that night, does that information still exist to help bring answers?