James Mable, age 30, was found murdered on March 11, 2010, in Jacksonville, Florida. The details of his death remain unresolved, and the case has been part of ongoing efforts by local law enforcement to bring justice to victims of unsolved homicides. Despite various investigative efforts, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has not been able to identify the suspects or motives that led to Mable's death.
His case is among the many unsolved homicides tracked in the Jacksonville homicide database and is highlighted in the Project: Cold Case initiative to generate new leads through community awareness.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office continues to urge anyone with information on Mable's case or other unsolved homicides to come forward. They offer a cash reward for tips that lead to an arrest, as part of their efforts to solve cold cases like that of James Mable. Community involvement remains crucial for advancing these investigations and providing closure to the families affected by these tragedies. Law enforcement continues to utilize new methods, including public appeals through cold case databases, to seek the public's assistance in obtaining fresh leads that could finally bring the perpetrators to justice.
