In a chilling conclusion to a tragic 13-year saga, Isaac Moyet has been found guilty of murdering Unique Harris, a young mother who vanished from her Washington D.C. apartment in October 2010. The verdict, delivered on June 23, 2023, marks a significant moment for Harris’s family, who have relentlessly sought justice since her disappearance.

Unique Harris was last seen the night of October 9, 2010, during a family movie night. The next morning, her 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren woke to find her gone, sparking a frantic search that revealed her purse and glasses left behind—ominous signs that something was terribly wrong. Despite a decade of unanswered questions, the case took a turn when DNA evidence linked Moyet to the crime scene, specifically semen found on a couch cushion in Unique’s apartment, alongside data from his ankle monitor placing him at the scene during the critical hours.

Prosecutors presented a compelling narrative of jealousy and rage, asserting that Moyet 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed Unique after she received phone calls from her boyfriend that fateful night. The absence of Unique’s body complicated the investigation, but the strength of the evidence led to Moyet’s arrest in December 2020 and his subsequent conviction.

Unique’s family has experienced a mixture of relief and pain, knowing that while justice has been served, their beloved daughter remains missing. Valencia Harris, Unique’s mother, expressed the haunting reality of never being able to lay her daughter to rest. With Moyet facing a potential 40-year prison sentence, the hope remains that he will reveal the location of Unique’s remains, allowing her family to finally achieve closure.

As this story unfolds, it serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing struggle for justice in cases involving missing persons. The heartbreaking legacy of Unique Harris is a testament to the enduring fight of families seeking truth and resolution in the face of unimaginable loss.