On October 24, 2011, 30-year-old Yamada Bell and her husband Jermaine Siplin were found shot to death in their Veda Street home in Tallahassee, Florida. The killings occurred in the early morning hours; the front door had been forcibly kicked in and all three victims — including a juvenile family member who was seriously injured — were shot while asleep in their beds. Responding officers were alerted by a neighbor’s call about a disturbance, but the assailant or assailants fled the scene and no motive has been disclosed.

Authorities say the family was specifically targeted. No suspects have been officially identified, though one of Bell’s ex-boyfriends was briefly considered a person of interest and was later arrested on unrelated felony charges. The Tallahassee Police Department continues to seek leads and invites tips to Big Bend Crime Solvers, where anonymous rewards of up to $5,000 are available.

If anyone knew the family, their routines, or noticed anything unusual on Veda Street around October 24, 2011, please share what was seen with investigators.