Crimestoppers offers $50,000 reward for information in Kathy Page’s 1991 murder

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  • Appearing at a press conference at the Vidor Police Department announcing a $50,000 Crimestoppers reward for information in the 1991 Kathy Page murder case were Orange County Sheriff Jimmy Lane Mooney, Vidor PD Criminal Investigation Division Sergeant Tom Meadows, Vidor Police Chief Rod Carroll and Orange County Precinct 4 Constable Matt Ortego.
    Appearing at a press conference at the Vidor Police Department announcing a $50,000 Crimestoppers reward for information in the 1991 Kathy Page murder case were Orange County Sheriff Jimmy Lane Mooney, Vidor PD Criminal Investigation Division Sergeant Tom Meadows, Vidor Police Chief Rod Carroll and Orange County Precinct 4 Constable Matt Ortego.
  • A recently erected billboard in Rose City announces the $50,000 Crimestoppers reward being offered for information in the Kathy Page murder leading to an arrest or indictment.
    A recently erected billboard in Rose City announces the $50,000 Crimestoppers reward being offered for information in the Kathy Page murder leading to an arrest or indictment.
    The 30-year old Kathy Fulton Page murder case remains unsolved, but new forensic technology, a $50,000 reward, and the belief that someone, somewhere, has heard or seen something can provide information that could finally crack the case has authorities hopeful that those responsible for her death may finally be brought to justice. Last Thursday, Vidor Police Chief Rod Carroll held a p...

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