FBI issues a reward info on the killer of Emily Pike a day after FBI Director Kash Patel meets with family
FBI issues reward for finding Emily Pike suspect
The FBI announced an additional $75,000 reward, on top of the reward from the San Carlos Apache Tribe for information leading to the suspect in the death of 14-year-old Emily Pike.
GILA COUNTY, Ariz. - The FBI is issuing its own $75,000 reward for information in the murder of 14-year-old Emily Pike.
This reward is offered on top of an additional reward of $75,000 from the San Carlos Apache Tribe.
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Emily Pike: Teen ‘did not want to go back’ to group home more than a year before her murder, report says
A missing persons report from Mesa Police reveals more information on 14-year-old Emily Pike who was found dismembered nearly 100 miles away from her last known location.
The backstory:
The 14-year-old was reported missing from a Mesa group home in January.
Her body was found dismembered in Globe over 70 miles away.
FBI Director Kash Patel meets with Emily Pike's family
The family of Emily Pike, the Native American teenager who was found dismembered outside of Globe, met with FBI Director Kash Patel to try to find answers and prevent future tragedies.
Dig deeper:
It comes on the heels of FBI Director Kash Patel taking an interest in the case.
Patel met with Pike's family earlier this week to learn more about Emily and about what needs to be done to prevent similar cases from happening.
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