MURDERED: Bryan “Nick” Moore
Described as one of the first antique hunters in the Anderson, South Carolina, area and beyond, this 35-year-old entrepreneur looked to the past to build his future. When on the hunt for his next treasure, Nick had two main things to consider: where did it come from, and what was it worth? More than 20 years later, present-day detectives are considering those same questions when figuring out which tips to follow in the investigation of his murder. It’s a case that’s developing in real-time, and as more leads roll in, the closer investigators are getting to the truth. Was it a jealous business associate or a threatened love rival? Which witnesses can really be trusted?
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Barry Crawford with a box of mementos of his best friend, Nick Moore.
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Nick Moores Garage
Photo Source: Anderson County Sheriff’s Office
Original Crime Scene Photo
Photo Source: Anderson County Sheriff’s Office
Original Crime Scene Photo
Photo Source: Anderson County Sheriff’s Office
Original Crime Scene Photo
Photo Source: Anderson County Sheriff’s Office
Bryan “Nick” Moore.
Photo Source: Anderson County Sheriff’s Office
Bryan “Nick” Moore.
Photo Source: Anderson County Sheriff’s Office
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If you know anything about the murder of Bryan “Nick” Moore in South Carolina in 2004, you can anonymous contact Crime Stoppers Anderson County at 1-888-CRIME-SC, or you can email information to Sgt. Kendall Cash himself at [email protected].
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