On September 26, 2010, at around 2:00 a.m, Officers responded to a call regarding shots fired at the intersection of NW Couch Street and NW 2nd Avenue. When they arrived, they found 19-year-old Andre Dupree Payton, lying in the street from a gunshot wound. Andre was rushed to OHSU, but unfortunately later died due to his injuries. Several witnesses in the area described multiple males as having been involved in the shooting, authorities believe up to seven individuals. They were described as African-American, in their 20s, and all wearing dark clothing. They may have also been driving a black sedan as it was seen leaving the area quickly. Andre’s death is believed to have been a gang shooting due to the number of suspects. If anyone has information that could lead to an arrest in this case, Crime Stoppers is offering a $2,500 reward. Tips can be sent directly to the Cold Case Homicide Unit at 503-823-0400 or they can be submitted anonymously online at www.p3tips.com

Police were called around 6 pm on April 8th of this year. Someone near 8004 South 5th Street in Ridgefield, Washington came across a body lying near a barn. It was determined the body was that of 32-year-old mother of three Joanna Speaks. Her cause of death was homicidal violence- as she sustained head and neck injuries. Further investigation showed signs the body had been moved to the barn- it hadn’t been where the murder took place. Joanna’s family is certain she would have fought back, perhaps leaving scratches or injuries on her attacker. They are also confused as to how she ended up in Ridgefield, as she wouldn’t have a reason to have been there. Police are asking for tips regarding people, vehicles or suspicious activities in the area from early April. If you have any information about what happened to Joanna Speaks this past April you are asked to call the Clark County Sheriff’s Tip line at 564-397-2847 and CrimeStoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest.

In August of 1978, hunters in the woods near Elgin, Oregon stumbled across a skeleton in a partially exposed grave. The remains were uncovered and examined and investigators determined that they belonged to a female who was likely between the ages of 17 to 25 years old. She had sandy brown hair, was between 5’1 and 5’3 and likely weighed between 115 and 125 lbs. The woman had also been pregnant at the time of her death. Jane Doe was wearing a white halter top, red pants, and ankle-high lace up shoes. She also had some other type of white clothing or cloth that had small red hearts on it with zippers. Unfortunately, Jane Doe and her baby were cremated in the 90s and it’s uncertain if any DNA remains available. Most of the evidence was destroyed when the case was closed in 1990. Crime Stoppers of Oregon is offering a $2,500 reward for information that can help solve who Jane Doe is. Tips can be submitted to the Oregon State Police at 800-442-0776 with the reference #SP78-752103 or they can be submitted anonymously at http:/www.crimestoppersoforegon.com/

On June 12th, 2017, 36 year old Brian failed to show up to work as a massage therapist. When his parents were told he was missing, they made several unanswered calls before going to his home. Getting inside, Brian’s father, George found him shot to death. 6 years have passed and the Spaulding family is no closer to understanding who killed Brian or what the motive was. In addition to Crimestoppers of Oregon's $2,500 reward for information that leads to an arrest, Brian’s family is offering a $20,000 reward. If you have any information about Brian Spauldings shooting death at his home at Fremont Street and Northeast 10th Ave. on or around June 12th 2017, you can contact Detective Todd Gradwahl at 503.823.0991 or email him at Todd.Gradwahl@portlandoregon.gov. To leave an anonymous tip, you can visit crimestoppersofOregon.com or call 503.823.4357. More important than justice, Brian’s family just wants answers. Please share this story because someone knows something and together, we may be able to give his family the answers they seek.

At 7:45 am on December 2nd, 2005, Adre’anna left her apartment on Portland Avenue to walk to Tillicum Elementary. Adre’anna and her family were unaware that school had been canceled that day due to snow. When Adre’anna didn’t return home at her usual time after school her mother Yvette began to look for her throughout the neighborhood. After being unable to find her, she called police to report her as missing. A large search effort commenced for several hours and included over 120 police officers and volunteers as well as multiple search and rescue dogs. In the days preceding her disappearance, a few children came forward to claim they had seen her, but unfortunately there were very few leads and police grew more concerned with each day that passed that Adre’anna had been taken and very likely hurt by someone. On April 4th, 2006, 4 months after Adre’anna’s disappearance, two boys playing near a vacant lot in the the Woodbrook area located skeletal remains. It was later confirmed that the remains belonged to Adre’anna. She was found within 2 miles of her own home. Over the years, the FBI and police have theorized possible persons of interest in this case, but there have been no arrests. There is a $60,000 reward being offered in this case. Crime Stoppers is offering $10,0o0 for the arrest and charges filed against a suspect and the FBI is offering $50,000 for the arrest, charges filed, and conviction of a suspect. If you have any information on the unsolved murder of Adre’anna Jackson, you can submit a tip by calling Crimestoppers of Tacoma/Pierce county at 1-800-TIPS (8477)

If anyone knows anything about the people that attacked and murdered Aaron Crews at Helena’s Place on March 20th, 2004, you are asked To contact Cold Case Homicide Unit investigators directly at (503) 823-0400. To remain anonymous, witnesses may provide information through Crime Stoppers of Oregon. 503-823-HELP (4357) Crime Stoppers of Oregon offers cash rewards for information, reported to Crime Stoppers, that leads to an arrest in any unsolved felony crime and tipsters can remain anonymous. Information about this case or any unsolved felony crime may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2,500

Arkan’s family and crime stoppers of Puget Sound are offering a $3,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. If you have any information, or had any contact with Arkan prior to his murder, you can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or submit a tip online anonymously at crimestoppers.com

There is now a $10,000 reward being offered not for a conviction, but for information about what happened to Sarah. Her family knows she didn’t fall over and die, so they want answers as to what really happened. If you know anything about Sarah Zuber’s death, occurring on March 12th, 2019 around 11:30 pm, you are asked to email Justice4SarahZuber@gmail.com

Nancy’s loved ones are desperate to know what happened to their friend, family member, mother. They recently released a new poster with contact information and a $5,000 reward for the return of Nancy or her remains. In 2009, Nancy was just about 5 feet tall, 120 pounds. She would now be 50 years old. She drove a white Honda civic del sol. She is white, at the time had dark brown hair and brown eyes. She has piercings in her ears and naval, several tattoos, and a scar on her right knee. If you have any information about Nancy Moyer or Eric Roberts you are asked to contact Detective Hamilton with the Thurston Co. Sheriff’s office at 360.786.5500