On November 18th 2007 Crandle Reed was shot and killed while he sat in his cab off of Edgewood. Since then, police have no suspects or even a motive."They know it wasn`t a robbery, they know it wasn`t an attempted robbery. It appears they just run up on him and shot him for no reason, other than, `There`s an innocent man sitting there, lets shoot him," added Reed.

That is what Terri Reed firmly believes, but instead of giving up hope, she now gives it to others. Not letting her grief get the best of her, she volunteers her time with the Justice Coaltion. Whether it`s talking to victims or just being there to listen, it`s a way she connects. "The only way I can repay all the goodness that come to me from this tragedy is to give back. And it makes me feel good. I understand what the people are going through," says Reed. It is now her second passion right next to her first. Everyday she visits her husband`s grave. While she puts her energy into believing the suspects will be caught in her husband`s case, she also gives strength to those who need it.

"That`s my whole mission now. Not only to find out who killed my husband, but to help other families so nobody has to live my life because it hasnt been easy and I cant imagine it will be easy," said Reed.

The reward for information leading to an arrest in Crandle Reed`s case is now $11,000.

If you have any information, call First Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.

Jack Reed drove for Yellow Cab. According to police while on duty, he was shot in his cab in the parking lot behind the Boyscout`s building on Edgewood. Investigators say he managed to drive himself across the street to a convenience store where he was found by officers.  No suspects, no motive, just unanswered questions and a widow now left to grieve. After 12 years of marriage Terri reed says her world has changed in the blink of an eye. Now she says her eyes won`t close until his case is solved. You know what, this time it was my husband. Next time it could be yours. I don`t want his death to go unnoticed. I want to know who did it and I can`t rest until I do. I have to have peace too,? says Terri Reed.

As of now police have no suspects in the case.

Terri Reed says her husband was retired from the Navy.

If you have any information that can help police, call us here at First Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.

Judith Chapple thought her three children were safe from crime growing up in a gated community in Orange Park.

"I thought I was doing everything right. I thought my children were safe."

But it was when her 23-year-old daughter stepped outside the gate, that she was murdered.

Kelly Chapple was shot to death at the Palisades Apartments on September 7th. Her killer has not been caught.

Judith is now on a quest to make sure no other parent has to go through the same pain.

"Losing a child is something that is unimaginable," Judith told First Coast News. "I don`t know a day that I`m not crying. I don`t know a day that I`m not devastated over her loss."

If you have any information about this crime please contact us here at Crimestoppers @ 1-866-845-TIPS

Danny Berenberg was crossing the street around 8:30 p.m. on April 4, 2008, at Sixth Avenue North when a car hit him. The driver got out of her vehicle to see there was a man down, but quickly returned to her car and sped away. Bystanders describe her as in her late 20s or early 30s, somewhat heavyset, with brownish blond hair, driving a light-colored car that resembled 2001 white Hyundai. Witnesses say she may have been talking on her cell phone at the time. If you have any information that could help Jacksonville Beach Police Department call First Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS, you will remain anonymous and could be elgible for a cash reward up to $1000 or Jacksonville Beach Police Vehicular Homicide Detective David Keen, 904-270-1674

Atlantic Beach Police are looking for your help in locating a weapon used in a Robbery that occurred at 1088 Cornell Ln.  Police arrested Jashawn Phillip in connection to the robbery that took place in Atlantic Beach at 1088 Cornell Ln. They are searching for a .380 black semi-auto handgun that was used in the crime but dropped in the apartment complex.  If you have any information on the whereabouts of the weapon contact First Coast Crime Stoppers @ 1-866-845-8477.  You can remain anonymous and could receive a cash reward of up to $1000 and a Gun Bounty Reward.

Investigators of the Jacksonville Beach Police Department say the person who killed a janitor at a steakhouse tried to rob the restaurant.
On 1/22/07 at about 0500 the opening manager of Longhorn`s Steakhouse at 796 Marsh Landing Parkway found 43-year-old Cordell Foreman dead in the kitchen.
Investigators of the Jacksonville Beach Police Department say the person who killed Mr. Foreman,the janitor, at the steakhouse tried to rob the restaurant when he was shot.

Darden Restaurants (owner`s of Longhorn`s Steakhouse) is offering a $10,000 cash reward for the arrest of the suspect in this homicide.  First Coast Crime Stoppers is also offering a $1,000 cash reward.
If you have any information about the murder please call us here at First Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.
You will remain anonymous.

An unsolved murder is now spawning one of Duval County`s biggest rewards. John Rowan Jr. was last seen alive on February 23, 2001. The case initially was treated as a missing person. Now it`s taking the title of an unsolved murder. Peg Rowan, surrounded by family members and Sheriff John Rutherford, announced increasing the reward to $200,000.
"I do know in my heart and soul there`s people here in Jacksonville who know where my son is," Rowan said. "I do need to find him. So please, please come forward."
John Rowan Jr. was 34 years old when he disappeared. His truck was recovered a month later in Orlando near the airport. Police say the vehicle provided no help in the investigation.
The Rowan family is hoping by increasing the reward by another $100,000 that someone will come forward with information. Mother of the man presumed murdered says she wants what any mother would. "Help us find our son so we can bring him home to lay in rest," she said.

Anyone with information call First Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-8477.

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