Enel Jean, 22, was killed on January 8, 2007, in Miami when his family’s green Mitsubishi Montero was ambushed after a court hearing in which Enel faced a pending drug charge. He was riding with his mother, Monique Jean, and his girlfriend, Sheena Pierre. According to authorities, two vehicles — a white Volvo that blocked the Montero and a white Lincoln that pulled up behind it — stopped the SUV. Gunmen then opened fire; Enel and Sheena were killed at the scene. Monique was critically injured and died of her wounds more than a month later.

Authorities described the attack as part of a long-standing blood feud between local Haitian street gangs and said the ambush followed the family from Interstate 95 to Northwest Second Avenue. The shooting remains unsolved and no arrests have been announced. If anyone has information about the ambush or the vehicles involved, contact Miami’s homicide bureau or Crime Stoppers.