A massive million-dollar reward has been announced for an unsolved murder case nine years after 69-year-old Jeanette Moss was killed in her Melbourne home.
Victoria Police have announced a $1 million reward over an unsolved murder case almost a decade after an elderly woman was found suspiciously dead in her apartment.
Jeanette Moss, 69, was found dead by her neighbour at her Beaconsfield Parade apartment in Middle Park at 10.45am on Wednesday January 15 – a day after police suspect she died. Police believe the person responsible was known to Ms Moss after they discovered no sign of forced entry and a number of glasses on her kitchen bench.
Detective acting inspector Paul Scarlett said he hoped the reward would provide motivation for someone close the case to come forward.
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