NSW Police have issued a fresh appeal for information regarding the 1988 cold case murder of Sydney taxi driver William Rogers.

Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney

New South Wales

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‘Callous and cowardly’: Hunt for killer of taxi driver shot down in cold blood

William Rogers was allegedly shot in the chest and left for dead in his taxi. Police are offering a $500,000 reward for information to help catch his alleged killer.

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A $500,000 reward has been announced as police try to solve a decades-old suspected murder of a taxi driver found dead in his seat.

PerthNow

City of Perth

Western Australia

Reward hope in renewed push to find taxi-driver killer

Police are hunting the person responsible for the brutal slaying of Sydney taxi driver William Rogers in 1988.Rogers, 36, was found dead in his car on Park Lane in Ashfield, in Sydney's inner-west, on October 4, 1988 after being shot in the torso.In the past 36 years, nobody has ever been arrested or charged over the cold case murder.READ MORE: Student and teacher among three dead in Christian school mass shootingNow, police have issued a new $5…

9News

Police put up $500k reward as they investigate cold case murder of Sydney taxi driver

More than 30 years after a beloved taxi driver was gunned down in his cab, a reward is being offered in the hope of solving the cold case.

The Queenslander

Last hope for family to find cabbie's cold case killer

Essex County Prosecutor Theodore N. Stephens, II and Essex County Sherriff Armando B. Fontoura say a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for a fatal 2018 shooting in Weequahic Park in Newark has been posted by the Crime Stoppers Program. On the evening of August 6, 2018, 25-year-old Godfrey JonesContinue reading "Essex County officials post reward for unsolved murder" The post Essex County officials post rew…

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Essex County officials post reward for unsolved murder

NSW Police has announced a $500,000 reward for information into the 1988 murder of taxi driver, William Anthony Rogers, in Ashfield. Just after 1.15am on Tuesday October 4th, 1988, police were called to Park Lane, near Alma Street, in Ashfield after a taxi driver was found deceased in his car. Police were told William (pictured), then aged 36, was on shift as a taxi driver on Monday October 3rd between 3pm and 3am. “He had dropped his wife to a …

Police issue $500k reward over 1988 murder of William Rogers

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