Million Dollar Reward for Harmony Bryant's Murder

0:00It's April 9th. This is Sydney News today, your AI-powered local news. New South Wales Police and the state government just dropped the $1 million reward for tips on the unsolved death of 26-year-old Harmony, Bryant. Back on Saturday, August 16, 2003, she was found at 7 a.m. in Bushland off-ocean drive in Bonnie Hills near Port McCory, suffering burns over 60 percent of her body, a broken pelvis, fractured wrist, and left arm. Evidence points to her falling from a nearby cliff, then getting help from at least one unknown person to reach her car. She fought for a month before passing away on Friday, September 19th, 2003, at Sydney's Royal North Shore Hospital. Turns out, she'd booked a spot at the Mid-Pacific Caravan Park for two people the day before. An inquest back in March 2011 ruled her burns came from an unknown person or persons, but no one's been charged despite public appeals. This is a big jump from the first reward of $100,000, announced on March 3rd, 2011.

1:03Her family suspects links to a possible serial killer in Northern New South Wales, with her mom Karen noting similarities to other cases she's tracked. Four years, police homicides, squad commander detective, superintendent Joe Doehie, stresses she wasn't alone that night and believes someone in the community holds. The key. Minister Yasmin Katley says, even tiny details could crack this open after two decades of grief for Harmony's loved ones. With this reward, it's time for answers. Justice might finally roll in if folks step up.