Keke Jefferson-Moore was working hard to chase her dreams in life. In high school, she has discovered her passion in life: photography and writing. She had plans to pursue that love by going to college and studying journalism. Her family describes her as a very giving person that always stood up for the right things. She loved animals, riding bikes, remote control cars, dancing at family reunions, and doing makeovers.  

Keke was found murdered the morning of Sept 23, 2000, along the banks of Wirth Lake in Golden Valley. Though it was initially presumed to be a possible drowning, an autopsy determined Keke had been murdered.

Her case remains unsolved.