At the time of my death I was only 35 years old. I was living at 107 Dayton Dr Easley S.C. . I was a very successful Antique Dealer dealing mostly with gas and oil related items .I traveled up and down the East Coast searching for gas station memorabilia and advertising. I was a hard working single parent and the father of two young boys that I greatly adored. Some of the items that I found durin
g my search for Antique treasure have been on the cover of various collectible books and magazines.Life was going GREAT until the late hours of March 4th 2004. Someone took me from my home at 107 Dayton Dr , Easley S.C. and drove me to a vacant property on Massey Rd in Anderson County ( Approximately 12 miles from my home ) and shot me multiple times including my face and chest. I passed away alone in a vacant wooded property as the person or persons responsible for my murder drove away. Eight days later an officer with the Dept of Natural Resources discovered my body on this vacant property on Massey Rd. The person or persons responsible for my death have never been charged this making my case an unsolved homicide case in Anderson County. My inner circle was small and my friends and family feel that I most likely knew the person or persons responsible for my murder. My friends and family have had to endure the fact that my killer has not been brought to justice. My case has been somewhat difficult at times because at the time of my death I was living in Pickens County and my Murder took place in Anderson County. My case is very solvable but its gonna take someone with courage to step up and do the right thing. Knowing who is responsible and not reporting that information to authorities makes you part of this horrific murder. There is a $10,000 Reward for information solving my murder . If you have any information please contact the Anderson County Sheriff office at 864-260-4435 or Crime Stoppers 274-6372
The Original American Picker My name is Bryan"Nick"Moore of Easley S.C. this page was created by my friends and family to keep my memory alive.
