$10,000 Reward Offered in Women’s Slayings
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Friends and relatives of two women found slain in their Westminster home offered a $10,000 reward Monday for information leading to the capture of the killer or killers and announced the creation of a fund to help solve the crime.
Ha Jade Smith, 52, a fortuneteller, and her daughter Anita Nhi Vo, 23, were found Friday with stab wounds in their home on the 9600 block of Bird Avenue.
Anyone wishing to contribute to a fund is urged to call the law offices of Bruce Bridgman at (714) 963-5486.
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