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Police said Mohney returned home from work two days earlier, prepared dinner and was in the process of eating when he left the house in his red 1995 Pontiac Firebird.
Mohney left the house without his wallet. He never returned home and has not been heard from since.
Police believe Mohney, who would have turned 37 April 5, was a victim of foul play. His vehicle was found parked above the Hoover Reservoir a few days after his disappearance, but his body has never been recovered.
http://www.nbc4i.com/news/2963839/detail.html
Now, police and Central Ohio Crime Stoppers are working with a Philadelphia man who has offered huge cash rewards in other local and international cases.
Police said Friday that they are trying to secure a major reward in hopes of enticing people to talk.
Police said they have a suspect, but need more information. That's why they approached Crime Stoppers and reward benefactor Joe Mammana.
"We're hoping that enough money is put out there that it's going to get those last pieces of information and help us put this to rest," King said.
Mammana is considering making a $100,000 reward available. Detectives believe that money would light up a pathway, identifying Mohney's killer.
http://www.nbc4i.com/news/5146961/detail.html
Mohney left the house without his wallet. He never returned home and has not been heard from since.
Police believe Mohney, who would have turned 37 April 5, was a victim of foul play. His vehicle was found parked above the Hoover Reservoir a few days after his disappearance, but his body has never been recovered.
http://www.nbc4i.com/news/2963839/detail.html
Now, police and Central Ohio Crime Stoppers are working with a Philadelphia man who has offered huge cash rewards in other local and international cases.
Police said Friday that they are trying to secure a major reward in hopes of enticing people to talk.
Police said they have a suspect, but need more information. That's why they approached Crime Stoppers and reward benefactor Joe Mammana.
"We're hoping that enough money is put out there that it's going to get those last pieces of information and help us put this to rest," King said.
Mammana is considering making a $100,000 reward available. Detectives believe that money would light up a pathway, identifying Mohney's killer.
http://www.nbc4i.com/news/5146961/detail.html
