Marianna, Florida – Deputies are seeking help identifying two individuals who may have information relevant to an ongoing investigation in Jackson County.
According to a Thursday statement from the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, authorities are asking the public to assist in identifying two people shown in photos released on the agency’s official Facebook page. Investigators clarified that being identified as a person of interest does not mean the individuals are suspected of a crime.
The sheriff’s office said the individuals could be potential victims or may possess information helpful to the investigation. Additional details about the nature of the case were not immediately released.
Officials are urging anyone who recognizes either person to contact the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 482-9624. Tips can also be submitted through Chipola Crime Stoppers at (850) 526-5000. Anonymous tips may be filed online at chipolacrimestoppers.com.
Authorities emphasized that the request is part of an active effort to gather information and identify all parties connected to the case.
Public identification requests are commonly used during investigations when law enforcement seeks additional context, witness accounts, or clarification about individuals captured in surveillance images.
The sheriff’s office encourages residents to review the released photos and share the information responsibly. Community cooperation can play a key role in helping investigators move cases forward.
Students, retail employees, and local shoppers in the area may recognize the individuals and are encouraged to come forward if they have relevant information.
Anyone with information is asked to contact authorities directly rather than posting names publicly online.
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