10 years after the double murder outside a Riviera Beach tire shop, suspects Jeffrey Brown and Lavon Heath have been charged in connection with the deaths.

The Riviera Beach Police Department made a significant breakthrough in the cold case and the suspects were indicted on March 26.

Brown and Heath, ages 34 and 32, will face multiple charges including first-degree murder, robbery with a firearm, and possession of a firearm.

The murders occurred in 2014 outside the Florida Sunshine Tire Shop.

Cynthia Oziros, the widow of victim Murat Oziros, expressed disbelief and gratitude for the news of the suspects' arrest.

Kari Simmers still struggles to comprehend the brutal murder of her aunt, Anna Marie Korynta, in their Grand Forks apartment nearly 37 years ago.

The close relationship they shared made the loss even more devastating.

Korynta was found stabbed to death by Simmers, who remains haunted by the gruesome scene.

The case remains unsolved, with police suspecting that the killer may have been someone known to Korynta.

Despite the lack of evidence, Simmers continues to hope for closure and urges anyone with information to come forward.

The tragic event still lingers in her memory, leaving unanswered questions and unresolved pain.

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