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LAUDERDALE LAKES, Fla. – The homicide of a retired Broward Sheriff’s Office sergeant’s 29-year-old son remains unsolved about 12 years later in Lauderdale Lakes.
According to a statement BSO launched on Wednesday, Detective David Towsley believes Marquel “Quel” McCormes, the son of retired BSO Sgt. Bernard McCormes, used to be the sufferer of a theft long gone unsuitable.
Marquel McCormes wore a big gold chain pendant when he went to the then-FME nightclub on Sept. 1, 2012. He wore it after leaving the nightclub and to a pal’s house.
Marquel McCormes allegedly staggered into the home and collapsed at the kitchen ground, at 3540 NW 24 St., ahead of Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue spoke back.
Marquel McCormes used to be shot within the again; Florida Medical Center declared him lifeless.
About 5 years after the homicide, Bernard McCormes, who had labored in corrections, requested for the general public’s lend a hand.
“I have been sick with this, and it’s something that sits in my soul,” the grieving father stated all through a news convention with BSO, including, “I have a hole in my heart forever. I would like whoever did it to just come clean and say you did it.”
Towsley requested any person with information in regards to the chilly case to name him at 954-321-4210, post a tip during the SaferWatch App, or name Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-8477. There is praise of as much as $5,000.
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