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~snipped from Snick's post #178 from pg 8, thread 1~
Paste of OWH article this morning:
The family of homicide victim Shirlee Sherman has offered a $25,000 reward for tips that help Omaha police apprehend the person responsible for killing the Omaha house cleaner and an 11-year-old boy last March.
Shirlee Sherman and Tom Hunter (Click to enlarge)The Omaha Police Department will hold a press conference Thursday to announce the additional reward money, which brings the total to $50,000. Last March, an anonymous donor put up $25,000.
On March 13, 2008, someone entered a Dundee neighborhood home and killed Sherman, 57, and Tom Hunter, a sixth-grader at King Science and Technology Magnet Center who lived at the house. Sherman had been the Hunter family's house cleaner for about two years. She was also a mother and a grandmother.
Tom's parents, both doctors, are faculty members at Creighton University Medical Center.
Nearly a year later after the daytime stabbings, the case remains unsolved, and police continue to seek the community's help to find the killer.
Have information
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Call the Omaha Police Department's homicide unit at 402-444-5656. Tips can be left anonymously at www.omahacrimestoppers.net or by calling Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-7867. Brad Waite of Omaha, one of Sherman's brothers, said his family has discussed increasing the Crime Stoppers reward for several months. Waite said he believes the additional money could provide motivation for someone who has crucial information but has been afraid to come forward up to this point.
Police have received numerous tips from the public since The World-Herald published an interview with the boy's father, Dr. William Hunter, on Feb. 15.
Omaha police continue to search for a man whom neighbors saw walking outside the Hunter home near 54th and Davenport Streets on the day of the slayings. That man is described as being in his late 20s to late 30s, with dark or olive-toned skin.
Police say the man may have gotten out of a gray or silver Honda CR-V or a similar type of sport utility vehicle. The man was of average height, with an average to stocky build, and wore a dark suit with a white shirt. He carried a dark satchel or briefcase over his shoulder.
This ought to push someone who knows something to come forward.
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http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67963&page=8
Per the quoted OWH article the man wore a dark suit and white shirt.
wm
Paste of OWH article this morning:
The family of homicide victim Shirlee Sherman has offered a $25,000 reward for tips that help Omaha police apprehend the person responsible for killing the Omaha house cleaner and an 11-year-old boy last March.
Shirlee Sherman and Tom Hunter (Click to enlarge)The Omaha Police Department will hold a press conference Thursday to announce the additional reward money, which brings the total to $50,000. Last March, an anonymous donor put up $25,000.
On March 13, 2008, someone entered a Dundee neighborhood home and killed Sherman, 57, and Tom Hunter, a sixth-grader at King Science and Technology Magnet Center who lived at the house. Sherman had been the Hunter family's house cleaner for about two years. She was also a mother and a grandmother.
Tom's parents, both doctors, are faculty members at Creighton University Medical Center.
Nearly a year later after the daytime stabbings, the case remains unsolved, and police continue to seek the community's help to find the killer.
Have information
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Call the Omaha Police Department's homicide unit at 402-444-5656. Tips can be left anonymously at www.omahacrimestoppers.net or by calling Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-7867. Brad Waite of Omaha, one of Sherman's brothers, said his family has discussed increasing the Crime Stoppers reward for several months. Waite said he believes the additional money could provide motivation for someone who has crucial information but has been afraid to come forward up to this point.
Police have received numerous tips from the public since The World-Herald published an interview with the boy's father, Dr. William Hunter, on Feb. 15.
Omaha police continue to search for a man whom neighbors saw walking outside the Hunter home near 54th and Davenport Streets on the day of the slayings. That man is described as being in his late 20s to late 30s, with dark or olive-toned skin.
Police say the man may have gotten out of a gray or silver Honda CR-V or a similar type of sport utility vehicle. The man was of average height, with an average to stocky build, and wore a dark suit with a white shirt. He carried a dark satchel or briefcase over his shoulder.
This ought to push someone who knows something to come forward.
*****************************************************************
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67963&page=8
Per the quoted OWH article the man wore a dark suit and white shirt.
wm