David Matos, 28, and his girlfriend Kelli Chapple were shot to death inside their Jacksonville apartment off University Boulevard on September 8, 2007. A friend discovered the bodies and called 911; the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office responded about 3:30 p.m. Matos was found in the kitchen and Chapple in the bedroom. Authorities say there were no signs of forced entry, suggesting the killer or killers likely knew the victims. Investigators have also examined Matos’s reported drug activity from the apartment as a possible motive.

Chapple had moved to Jacksonville earlier that year from New York and had met Matos roughly a month before the killings. Her father, Bernard Chapple, suspects the attack began as a robbery aimed at Matos and that his daughter was killed to eliminate witnesses. No suspects have been arrested and the case remains unsolved. If anyone has information about what happened that afternoon, please come forward to help the families find justice.