“Everyone loved Moses. He never met a stranger. He loved his fans as much as his family and friends. He was always excited to get auditions and work,” his manager Tabatha Minchew said, according to the Guardian.

Hailing from Aiken, South Carolina, Moseley also appeared in the television series “Watchmen” on HBO and the USA Network’s “Queen of the South.” He also had roles in films including “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,” “Joyful Noise,” “The Internship” and “Attack of the Southern Fried Zombies.”

According to the Guardian, Moseley got his start in acting after he was cast in the film Joyful Noise while he was a student at Georgia State University.

“Just an absolute kind and wonderful human being,” Jeremy Palko, who worked with Moseley on The Walking Dead, said in a tweet. “You will be missed my friend.”

Updated: 2/04/2022, 11:15 a.m. ET: Moseley’s family believes there is foul play in the young actor’s death.

Moseley’s sister Teerea Kimbro told TMZ that her brother, who was found dead in Georgia Wednesday, had a taping booked on Monday that he did not show up for, which she says is unlike him. She believes that he was kidnapped and killed.

Authorities found Moseley in his car with a facial bullet wound and a gun in his lap, which was registered in Kimbro’s name. According to TMZ, she and Moseley, who was licensed to carry, would visit the gun range.

“It is being investigated as a possible suicide, however, detectives are following any and all available avenues and not ruling anything out,” Police Captain Randy Lee told TMZ.

Kimbro says that her brother loved life and was excited about his career.