Monique Jean, 49, was shot on January 8, 2007, in Miami’s Little Haiti while driving her son and his girlfriend home from court. Their SUV was ambushed on a busy street by gunmen in two cars, described as a white Volvo and a white Lincoln with tinted windows, who blocked the vehicle and sprayed it with dozens of bullets. Enel Jean and Sheena Pierre were killed at the scene; Monique was critically wounded, placed in a coma at Jackson Memorial Hospital, and died in February from her injuries.

Police say the attack is tied to a feud between Haitian street gangs in Miami and note similarities to an ambush seven months earlier when four men were followed and attacked after leaving the Miami-Dade criminal courthouse. Enel Jean had reportedly been a suspect in a prior homicide, and his alleged gang involvement appears to have made the car’s occupants targets. Detectives continue to seek information that could lead to arrests.

If anyone has information about the ambush, the vehicles involved, or the shooters, please come forward.