One Million Dollar Reward for Harmony Bryant's Murder

0:00Back in 2003, 26-year-old Harmony Bryan was found badly hurt in Bushland at Bonnie Hills, South of Port McCory. She had burns over 60% of her body and broken bones, and she died soon after from those burns. In Inquests years later, ruled it was caused by a person or person's unknown, not just some accident. Her Hyundai Excel was burning about 200 meters from the road, and cops now think she fell from a nearby cliff, but got help climbing back up to. Her car, from someone else, she had booked a caravan spot for two people the day before at a local park, so they figured she wasn't alone. Initially, police called it a single car crash with no foul play, but by 2007, the coroner pushed it to the homicide squad. No charges ever stuck, even after digging deep. Now, over 20 years on, New South Wales police are upping the ante with a $1 million reward for info that cracks the case. Annie's family, calling her an outgoing hairdresser who loved road trips and good times, has

1:02been fighting for answers forever. Her mom Karen says her dad knew right away it was no accident, and that pain loops in their heads daily. With this reward, someone's got to speak up. Could be the break they've waited decades for. That's her update from Sydney News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.