02-16-2011, 11:10 AM
i thought the reward increase was due to private donations.
and it will grow. i wonder if any of the insiders with dirty hands think it's worth 10K to possibly go to prison for life. someone knows, more than one someone knows because of street talk. they'll spill. maybe for more money. or when the heat gets turned up.
TOLEDO, OHIO -- A reward fund has grown to $10,000 in the case of a young couple found dead inside a Holland home in January.
The bodies of Straub and her boyfriend, Johnny Clarke, 21, were found inside Straub's parent's Springfield Township home, hands bound and with bags placed over their heads, in the early morning hours of Monday, Jan. 31.
On the same day Straub's family laid her to rest on Feb. 9, family members set up a reward fund to help lead to the capture of the people responsible for the heinous killings. That fund has now grown to $10,000. Donations to the "Lisa Straub Benefit Fund" continue to be accepted at all area Fifth Third Bank branches.
The Lucas County Sheriff's Office is also offering a reward to anyone with information that leads them to the perpetrator(s) of the murders.
and it will grow. i wonder if any of the insiders with dirty hands think it's worth 10K to possibly go to prison for life. someone knows, more than one someone knows because of street talk. they'll spill. maybe for more money. or when the heat gets turned up.
TOLEDO, OHIO -- A reward fund has grown to $10,000 in the case of a young couple found dead inside a Holland home in January.
The bodies of Straub and her boyfriend, Johnny Clarke, 21, were found inside Straub's parent's Springfield Township home, hands bound and with bags placed over their heads, in the early morning hours of Monday, Jan. 31.
On the same day Straub's family laid her to rest on Feb. 9, family members set up a reward fund to help lead to the capture of the people responsible for the heinous killings. That fund has now grown to $10,000. Donations to the "Lisa Straub Benefit Fund" continue to be accepted at all area Fifth Third Bank branches.
The Lucas County Sheriff's Office is also offering a reward to anyone with information that leads them to the perpetrator(s) of the murders.