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Open & Unsolved: The Case of Temeco Williams & Jada Allen

Investigating and solving cold cases takes patience, outside-the-box thinking and fresh eyes. In hopes of solving some of the agency’s most perplexing cold cases, the Broward Sheriff’s Office is launching a new cold case video series, entitled “Open and Unsolved.” The first episode, “Open and Unsolved: Temeco Williams and Jada Allen,” recounts the January 2017 murders of a mother and her 15-year-old daughter inside their North Lauderdale home. Detectives and family members believe the killer likely knew the victims and knew the layout of the home. There was no sign of forced entry, and two other children inside the home at the time of the murders were unharmed. “This was a very cold-blooded crime,” said BSO Cold Case Detective Zack Scott. “This was not a robbery, at least, it didn't have any of the characteristics that would make you think it was. They were asleep in their bed and someone chose to go into someone else's home, knowing these people were there, kill two of those people, and then leave.” “Nobody deserves what my sister and my niece got. And, you know, yeah, some people are in the wrong place at the wrong time. But they were in their home. They were asleep. Who could hurt you at that time in that place? So why would you want to go into their home and violate them and violate our family?” said Temeco Williams’ sister, Nicole. Solving cold cases is a priority for BSO. Under Sheriff Gregory Tony’s leadership, BSO created a Cold Case Unit that is staffed with three detectives and a crime analyst. The unit investigates cold case homicides and cold case sex crimes.