A man is shot to death while sitting outside a restaurant\n On September 9, 1991, Adolfo Morales Jr., a 17-year-old resident of San Antonio, Texas, was fatally shot while sitting outside a Church’s Chicken restaurant located at 1923 Goliad Road. Morales had just finished his shift and was seated with coworkers when an unidentified assailant approached and opened fire, killing him. The incident occurred suddenly, and there appeared to be no immediate provocation or known motive.
Witnesses described a scene where the gunman acted with precision, suggesting it might have been a targeted attack.
The investigation into Morales' death did not yield any immediate suspects, and the case remains unsolved. Authorities have since continued to seek leads in an effort to identify the perpetrator and bring justice to Morales' family. This incident, one of several similar unsolved homicides from the time period, highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in resolving such cases, which often lack sufficient eyewitness testimony or physical evidence to proceed conclusively. Despite the passage of time, Adolfo Morales Jr.'s case is still classified as an active cold case, and law enforcement continues to ask the community for any information that could help solve this crime.
