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A question I have had is, why is there so much difference between the reward offered for information to bring Holly home versus what they are offering for other people who vanished around the same time?
The governor of Tennessee offered $75,000 for Information in Holly's case, and yet Shelley Mook's reward money over in Bedford County was set at $10,000.
Eventually, the addition of funds by a private donor raised the reward money in Holly's case to $250,000. It really makes one wonder what differences there are in circumstances to justify such a large difference in reward money for young women who have vanished in much the same ways.
Anyone want to take a stab at explaining that?
Articles follow....
http://www.wbbjtv.com/news/local/Holly-Bobo-Reward-Increased-138537959.html
http://www.t-g.com/story/1743978.html
I always thought it was to flush out the "bad guy". Small town, people talk and perhaps if someone boasted about the crime, the huge reward would be an incentive for someone to come forward and tell LE what they know but after a year it doesn't appear to be the case.
At the beginning the theory was the perp was local because they knew the wooded area and the back roads. I think the theory still holds true but for whatever reason whoever knows something ain't talking regardless of how much money is at stake.