On March 21, 2007, authorities in Indianapolis, Indiana, responded to a report of a homicide at a residence on the city's far east side. The victim was identified as Terry Moore, a 32-year-old African American male. He was found at a property located at 4015 Stratford Court, situated in a residential neighborhood near the intersection of East 42nd Street and Post Road in Marion County.
The investigation into Moore's death was classified as a murder by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. Despite the launch of a homicide inquiry, details regarding the specific cause of death or the events leading up to the incident were limited in public reports. The case was entered into databases tracking unsolved homicides in major U.S. cities, highlighting the challenges investigators faced in gathering sufficient evidence or identifying a perpetrator immediately following the discovery of the body.
Years after the incident, the case remained designated as unsolved. As of the last major updates to cold case registries involving Indianapolis homicides from that period, no suspects had been publicly named, and no arrests had been made in connection with Moore's death. The lack of a resolved outcome placed Moore among a significant number of victims in the city whose cases went cold, leaving unanswered questions regarding the motive and the identity of the person or persons responsible.
