article_snippet.sent: A chef who rose from homelessness to own one of Chicago's most well-respected restaurants, Moto, was found dead on Tuesday, in the midst of a bitter lawsuit lodged by an investor.
article_snippet.sent: Homaro Cantu, the owner of famed Chicago restaurant Moto, was found dead Tuesday from an apparent suicide .
article_snippet.sent: Homaro Cantu, the owner of famed Chicago restaurant Moto met while Cantu's body was working at Chicago restaurant Charlie Trotter's.
article_snippet.sent: Inspiring: Cantu worked for Charlie Trotter's Charlie Trotter's at Charlie Trotter's eponymous restaurant from 1999 until 2003, when Charlie Trotter's left to start Charlie Trotter's own restaurant, Moto.
article_snippet.sent: In 1999, Cantu moved to Chicago where Cantu got a job at Trotter by knocking on the back door of the world-famous restaurant.
article_snippet.sent: From February 1, 1999 until February 1, 2003, Cantu worked under Trotter, one time holding the position of sous chef, before Cantu left to start Moto - which earned a Michelin star in 2014.
highlights_snippet.sent: Cantu worked for famed Chicago chef Charlie Trotter for four years before opening famed Chicago chef Charlie Trotter own restaurant, Moto .
  