Emmaniel Moise

Emmaniel Moise (26) lived in the Boynton Beach area and is remembered in public reporting as a steady, hardworking young man who worked the overnight shift at Walmart. Those who knew him described someone who showed up for work and for the small responsibilities of everyday life, a person who sought to provide for himself and to keep out of trouble.

Friends and family recalled ordinary routines that can say a lot about a life — late-night shifts, time spent near a friend’s home for convenience, and the small domestic rhythms of a young man making his way. In the early morning hours of November 18, 2014, Emmaniel’s life was cut short; he was found in the front yard of a house on Mentone Road in unincorporated Boynton Beach. Reporting from the time identifies him by name, age, and place of residence, and notes that his next of kin were notified.

Beyond the facts of that morning, public accounts record the grief of those who loved him. Family members have been quoted expressing shock and a longing for answers, and community appeals urged anyone with information to come forward. City and county resources, including local police and Crime Stoppers, publicly sought tips in the days and years after his death.

Although details about Emmaniel’s life beyond work and family mentions are limited in the public record, the available information points to a young man whose life mattered to his relatives and friends. He is remembered not for the manner of his death but for the everyday commitments — to work, to family, and to the small places where people gather and rely on one another. Those facts, and the evident sorrow of his loved ones, are a reminder that Emmaniel was a person with ties and responsibilities, not merely an entry in a report.

If you have memories to share or family-authorized remembrances to contribute, a memorial page would honor the fuller life he led beyond the public notices. For anyone with information about the circumstances of his death, local law enforcement and Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County have been points of contact in hopes of bringing clarity and closure to his family.