San Francisco, CA
San Francisco police offer $100,000 reward in 21-year-old cold case
San Francisco police investigators are providing a $100,000 reward for info resulting in the identification, arrest, and conviction of the suspect accountable for the murder of Paula Brien.
SAN FRANCISCO – San Francisco police are providing a $100,000 reward for info resulting in an arrest in a 21-year-old chilly case.
For twenty years investigators have been seaching for the suspect within the murder of Paula Brien.
Brien, 25, was discovered useless by 455 Harriet Road on June 18, 2001.
She was final seen by Gina’s Bar, which is now not in enterprise, close to sixth Road and Mission Road.
Authorities stated she was seen with a person in a purple automobile. Police described the suspect as a white man roughly 5’11″ to six ft tall, muscular in construct, and sporting brief pants.
Investigators launched a sketch of the person Brien was final seen with earlier than she was discovered useless.
Anybody with info concerning this case could contact Murder Chilly case Investigator Daniel Cunningham of the San Francisco Police Division at 1-415-553-9515, Investigator Daniel Dedet at 1-415-553-1450, Sgt. Alan Levy at 1-415-553-9245 or by Division Operations Middle (DOC) at 1-415-553-1071.
Individuals who want to keep nameless could contact the SFPD 24-Hour Tip Line at 1-415-575-4444 or by sending a textual content message to Textual content-A-Tip at TIP411 and start the textual content message with SFPD.