JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Project: Cold Case has produced and printed a second edition of its Cold Case Playing Cards. 55 new victims on 52 cards from around the state of Florida.
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According to the new release, many families reached out to Project: Cold Case after the release of the first edition of cards to inquire about their loved one’s inclusion.
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Project: Cold Case committed to creating new editions of decks, as funding allowed, so each victim submitted can be featured. Project: Cold Case sends each family their loved one’s card as a tangible gift and a show of appreciation for participating in this project. All victims were selected with family permission.
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Decks of cards are available, for free, to any Florida business that will place them in their lobby or waiting area. Previously we distributed decks to breweries, distilleries, oil change shops, tattoo parlors, and poker rooms. We also distributed some to county jails and halfway houses. The goal is to get these victims and stories into the hands of the public in hopes of generating new awareness, interest and leads for the unsolved cases. The funding source for these decks does not allow for them to be sold. Businesses can contact our office at 904-525-8080 for information on securing decks.
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