Indiana authorities say tips in teen murder probe near 10,000; reward up to $96,000

This Feb. 13, 2017, photo released by the Indiana State Police shows a man walking along the trail system in Delphi, Ind. Indiana authorities say the man is the suspect in the killings of two teenage girls, Liberty German and Abigail Williams. He was photographed on the trail system around the time German, age 14, and Williams, age 13, were dropped off Monday Feb. 13, 2017, to go hiking. The photo is from victim Abby German's cell phone that was recovered at the scene of the crime. (Indiana State Police via AP)

Indiana State Police say the reward to find the suspect who killed two Delphi teens has increased to $96,000 — that’s an increase of nearly $40,000 since Friday. Police also say they’ve received close to 10,000 tips.

Over the weekend, several initiatives were made to draw in more tips for the case. Authorities recorded a radio ad that is being broadcast in all of Indiana, and Indiana State Police stopped drivers in the Delphi area to hand out fliers with pictures and the tip line information.

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The Indiana State Police Alliance established an account where people can donate to the reward fund. If you would like to donate, checks should be made payable to the Indiana State Police Alliance Foundation. Put “Delphi Reward” on the memo line and mail your donation to:

Indiana State Police Alliance

1415 Shelby Street

Indianapolis, IN, 46203

Anyone with information in the case should call the Delphi Murder Tip Line at 1-844-459-5786. Tips can also be reported by emailing abbyandlibbytip@cacoshrf.com. Police said information can be reported anonymously.

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