Secret Witness rewards and cases listed by Independent Press Telegram
Telegram's Secret Witness program offers rewards for information leading to arrests and convictions in major crimes. Listed are rewards of 9,000 for a murder case in Los Alamitos, 2,000 for a burglary in Compton, and various other bounties for cases including murder, assault, and robbery across different neighborhoods, with several withdrawn or adjusted over time.
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How to become a Secret Witness Totepes dest gram
The notes describe steps to join a Secret Witness program. It mentions contacting local law enforcement, providing information, and maintaining anonymity. Specific procedures, eligibility, and deadlines are not clearly stated in the readable text.
Bank error of 150000 traced by FBI in cashiers checks
The FBI traced a bank error of 150000 and uncovered a scheme involving cashier checks deposited in Portland Oregon. Boekelman, connected to the case, faced actions as investigators followed money transfers and bank statements from January through March.
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Reward Offered in Thompson Murder Case at Long Beach Shop
A $1,500 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of Thompson in the murder case linked to a television repair shop at 6885 Long Beach Blvd. on December 30, 1973. Authorities set the bounty payable upon conviction.
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