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Hey everyone, I've been thinking about the Curtis Moore case from '94, and one detail that really puzzles me is the location where he was found. The Corner Market's right at that intersection, which isn't exactly deserted even late at night. With the area having some traffic and people likely passing by, it's surprising more hasn't been uncovered over all these years. Is it possible someone saw something back then but didn’t realize its significance? I get that people might not connect the dots on the spot, especially if they were just passing by, but perhaps there's someone who might remember seeing a truck there or something unusual that night. Maybe even just something subtle that didn’t seem relevant at the time? I hope that with us bringing attention to these little details, someone might recall something that could finally bring some answers for Curtis's family and friends.
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Hey everyone, I've been following the Curtis Moore case for a while now, and something that's sticking with me is how stillness can be so haunting. The Corner Market where Curtis was found is still standing, and every time I pass by it, I can't help but think of that night in 1994. I wonder if any locals have memories of the area back then? Maybe someone remembers something unusual or has a seemingly insignificant detail that might help. One thing that really gets to me is how many people probably drove by that night without realizing. Curtis was just going about his night, and it was cut short so senselessly. I can’t imagine what his family has gone through all these years without any closure. If you're reading this and you have even the smallest piece of information, please come forward. It could be the key to finally bringing some peace to Curtis's loved ones. Let's not let his case slip into obscurity further—it's been far too long already.
