Governor Offers Reward in Killing
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has offered a reward for information to help find the suspect in an unsolved slaying, giving the victim’s mother new hope.
Nellie Carrillo was speaking to passersby in downtown Fresno on Monday on behalf of the Mothers for Justice Fund, hoping for clues to find who killed her son, David Gomez.
Carrillo said she’s called the governor’s office to thank him for offering the $50,000 reward.
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