Bloomington Police Department Offers $2000 Reward for Information on April Pease's Remains
BLOOMINGTON, MINNESOTA - The Bloomington Police Department has announced a reward of $2000 for information leading to the recovery of the remains of April Pease, who went missing in March 2009. This reward aims to encourage the public to come forward with any details that may assist in resolving this long-standing case and providing closure to Pease's family and friends.
April Pease's disappearance has been under investigation for over a decade. Recent investigative efforts have led to significant developments in the case. Cedric Marks and Kellee Sorensen have been charged with April's murder, which allegedly took place in Minnesota. Despite these charges, April's remains have not yet been located, leaving a crucial aspect of the case unresolved.
Cedric Marks, one of the individuals charged, has known connections to Clearview, Oklahoma. Investigators from the Bloomington Police Department strongly believe that April’s remains may be in or near this area. As a result, several searches have been conducted around Clearview in hopes of finding her remains and providing her family the opportunity to lay her to rest properly.
Detective Harms of the Bloomington Police Department is spearheading the effort to gather more information from the public. In this case, he emphasizes the importance of community involvement and assures that individuals providing information can remain anonymous if they choose. The community's assistance is crucial in bringing this investigation to a close and aiding the healing process for those who knew and loved April.
Anyone who may have information related to April Pease’s disappearance or the location of her remains is urged to contact Detective Harms at 952-563-4689. The Bloomington Police Department remains committed to resolving this case and appreciates any assistance from the public.
By offering this reward, the Bloomington Police Department hopes to encourage those with valuable information to come forward, ultimately bringing justice for April Pease and closure for her grieving family.
