JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The father of a Jacksonville woman shot to death wants someone to come forward with information about his daughter's case.
Kelli Chapple, 23, was shot to death 12 years ago at an apartment complex off University Blvd.
Her case remains a cold case with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
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"Saturday evening, I heard something on the news that a man and a woman were shot to death. I said, 'Wow that's a terrible thing,'" Bernard Chapple, her father, said.
Kelli and her friend David Matos, 28, were shot to death.
No arrests have been made in the case.
"The perpetrator did not want to leave any witnesses so he shot her twice in the head." Chapple said.
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"Although I know I couldn't have done anything, I still feel like I should have been there to protect her." Chapple said.
While Kelli's death is a wound that will never heal for this father, having closure would mean at least some sense of peace for him and his family.
If you have information about Kelli's case you can remain anonymous by calling 1-866-845-TIPS.
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