Reward of Up to $10,000 offered for information in
1990 slaying of El Paso County Sheriff's Officer:
Cecilia Cipriani "C.C."

Reward of $8,500 offered in triple homicide

Reward up to $40,000 for information that helps identify and prosecute the killer(s) of: Rick Van Duyn

Reward up to $6,000 for information that helps identify and prosecute the killer(s) of: Gary Johnson on November 8, 1990 on East Arapahoe Road

Reward up to $2,000 for information that helps identify
and prosecute the killer(s) of: Carlos Luna

A $20,000 award offered for learning the fate of Jennifer Marcum, the identity of those responsible, and/or her remains

Reward up to $20,000 for information that helps identify and prosecute the killer(s) of: André Price, Jr on June 27, 1995 at 5563 Yuba Way in Denver

Reward up to $100,000 for information that helps identify and prosecute the killer(s) of: Thad "T.J." Tigges on January 25, 2001 near
29th & Newton in Denver

Reward: Up to $50,000 - For information that helps identify and prosecute the killer(s) of: Michael Reichert in October 2000 at Colfax & King in Denver.

Reward: Up to $5,000 offered by the Carol Sund/Carrington Memorial Reward Foundation. For information about Danice Day missing since January 9, 2000 from Monte Vista, CO.



Danice Day lived with Victor Braun off and on for two years. There were domestic violence issues in their relationship. On January 9, 2002, witnesses say she was going back to her own apartment. She was last seen with Victor Braun. But he says she left with persons unknown. Her dad says she did not take her cell phone, purse or any personal items with her which he deemed "very unusual." Danice has not been seen since that date. Her father fears she has been murdered. If you have information about what happened to Danice Day, please call investigator Shawn Woods at 719-589-3715.






Our organization offers rewards only on specific cases. Watch this page for our next announcement.

The Justice Reward Program raises money from grants and gifts that we solicit from individuals, corporations, foundations and other sources. This money is then used to post a reward in cases we select from our membership of families of homicide victims and long-time missing persons. The reward is then advertised on outdoor boards near the scene of the crime and in other suitable media.

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