Helen Melchi's family fondly remembers her as a pillar of support, a loving grandmother, and a skilled gardener until her tragic death on July 1, 2003.

Despite the passing of time, her loved ones still seek closure.

Two suspects were arrested in the case, but legal complications led to overturned convictions and dismissals.

Detectives continue to investigate, using advanced DNA testing methods.

Family members reflect on Mrs.

Melchi's impact and mourn the loss of the opportunity to meet her great-grandchildren.

While some hope for resolution, others find solace in their faith and acceptance of the uncertainty surrounding the case.

Two young girls, Jazmine Shelton and Megan Simmons, were tragically killed in a revenge shooting during a sleepover on the Westside of Jacksonville.

The crime shocked the community, with multiple gunmen firing over 40 rounds at the home.

Jazmine died at the scene, while Megan passed away four days later in the hospital.

Despite the case remaining unsolved, Detective Travis Oliver continues to investigate and urges any witnesses to come forward.

Both girls had bright futures ahead of them, with Jazmine being described as a lover of animals and bowling, and Megan dreaming of being on American Idol.

Their families continue to mourn their loss.

‎In 2006, Sonia Rios was dubbed by local media as the "The Black Widow of Lomita," after her second husband, Navy officer Larry Risken, was fatally shot while visiting her family in the Philippines. Sonia's first husband, U.S. Marine Earl Bourdeau, was fatally shot in the head 19 years earlier. Then in 2007, Sonia Rios was also murdered under suspiciously similar circumstances.