Teresa Ann Carmichael Hall, 25, and her daughter Tiffany Hall, 5, were found dead inside their Cypress, Jackson County, Florida, home after what accounts place as a violent attack on the night of December 9, 1991; some records list December 10 as the discovery date. Reports describe forced entry through the front door, a wooden table broken apart during the assault, and both victims bludgeoned, with investigators believing a table leg was used as the weapon.

The house’s proximity to railroad tracks drew investigators to transient suspects who traveled by freight train. Two well-known killers were later examined in connection with the case: Ángel Maturino Reséndiz (the Railroad Killer) was questioned and publicly named as a suspect but never charged in these killings; Tommy Lynn Sells reportedly confessed to the double homicide, claiming he entered the home and used a table leg, yet his many uncorroborated confessions left authorities unconvinced and no charges followed.

No one has been convicted in the deaths of Teresa and Tiffany Hall, and the case remains unsolved. Does anyone have information about the Cypress area or that December 1991 parade that could help reopen leads?