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The FBI is offering a $ 25,000 reward while he continues to search for a suspect in the death of a 13-year-old girl in North Carolina, whose body was found near 39; a month after his disappearance.
Hania Aguilar's body was found in the water of Robeson County on November 27, about 15 kilometers south of the mobile home park, where she was abducted on November 5, after being out to start a parent's vehicle before school.
in black pushed the girl into the SUV of a family member and left the scene, said investigators. A witness said he heard her scream during the altercation.
Three days later, a green Ford Expedition in question was discovered after someone spotted her in a forested area several kilometers south of the girl's home. His body was found a few kilometers away.
In Lumberton, four criminal block deposit boxes around the community also allow residents to anonymously inform the police of the case, reported the WPDE-TV channel of South Carolina.
"They can use this information. boxes. They do not have to fear reprisals to denounce a criminal by placing information in this box. [They] do not have to put their name on it. We just need a track. We need some information – vital information, "said Reverend Larry Williams at the station. I understand that there is nothing under the sun that nobody knows about. "
Williams had further developed the boxes that the station reported that 20 years ago residents were required to inform anonymous police forces of a crime, reported the channel. 19659003] The authorities pledged to continue the investigation and stated that their work "will not stop" as long as the person responsible for the disappearance of the adolescent will not be brought to justice. [19659003] Elizabeth Zwirz of Fox News and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
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