A 35 year old Colorado man is found dead over state lines, near Wheatland, WY Male, age 35, Hispanic/Latino, Camilo Moreno of Colorado was reported missing on November 27, 1999, from Westminster; shortly afterward his vehicle was located off I-25 near Castle Rock in Douglas County, Colorado. Approximately two months later—on February 1, 2000 Camilo Moreno's remains were discovered along Grayrocks Road east of Wheatland, Wyoming, with authorities determining he had sustained multiple stab and cut wounds.
When the body was found, all identifying items had reportedly been removed, complicating immediate identification.
Camilo Moreno was believed by investigators to have connections to the Mexican Mafia, and Colorado authorities indicated the killing likely occurred in Boulder or Adams County before the body was dumped near Wheatland, Wyoming.
Preliminary findings also suggested the remains had been at the Grayrocks Road site for several weeks prior to discovery. Some Colorado listings record November 26, 1999, as the date he was found dead in Wheatland, while Wyoming-focused summaries note the body was found on February 1, 2000; both sets of online records agree Camilo Moreno died from multiple stab and cut wounds.
Regarding arrests and suspects, Camilo Moreno's homicide remains unsolved. Public case summaries state that no suspects have been named and no arrests have been publicly announced, and cold-case listings continue to solicit tips from the public. Male, age 35, Hispanic/Latino, Camilo Moreno's case is therefore classified as an open, unsolved homicide with no identified suspect.
