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300K is a lot of money. Why hasn't that made a difference thus far?
^^ Good Question^^^
JMO I think the information about the REWARD $$ hasnt been conveyed in a manner that promotes trust. If someone has information about the perp, ideally it would be reported regardless of reward payment. But ideal is often not real.
and Posters and News Articles all differ in describing the reward amount and the circumstances for payment.
Is the reward $235,000? Or is it $300,000?
Is the reward paid for information? For arrest? For arrest and conviction?
I cant find confirming specifics.
http://a056-crimestoppers.nyc.gov/crimestoppers/public/index.html
NYPD Crime Stoppers
SUBMIT A TIP
Do you have information about a crime?
Provide it anonymously and receive up to $2000 for a tip that leads to an arrest and indictment.
You raise good questions. The message does seem inconsistent and slim on detail.
Following your link to the NYPD Crimestopers site, I got to this screen reporting a $10,000 reward:
The https://www..com/2javwd7g site for Karina has "... we seek to raise here is to supplement the $20,000 reward currently offered by the NYPD."
And that's all the page said about a reward. (I confess that I didn't read thru all of the comments section).
There have been press reports of a $35,000 reward from the NY City government. Katie Honan of DNAInfo.com puts it this way:
"The mayor's office has added $10,000 to the reward to help find Karina Vetrano's killer, as the family's own fundraiser tops more than $260,000. The NYPD announced the additional money from the mayor's office late Tuesday, which brings the law enforcement reward total to $35,000."
CBS New York and several other sources have similar reports lumping the funds in with the overall reward, but only link to the NYPD Crimestopper's site.
Here's the only image, from an Aug. 8th story, that I was able to Google up.