Jeweler trying to make good on Garza reward
A Rockland County jeweler is trying to make sure that a $10,000 reward that he promised in 2008 for information on Laura Garza gets to the right people. Barry Fixler, a former Marine and owner of Barry's
News 12 Staff
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May 22, 2014, 7:29 PM
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Updated 3,638 days ago
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A Rockland County jeweler is trying to make sure that a $10,000 reward that he promised in 2008 for information on Laura Garza gets to the right people.
Barry Fixler, a former Marine and owner of Barry's Estate Jewelry in Bardonia, promised the reward a month after the disappearance of the woman whose remains were discovered in a remote part of Pennsylvania last week.
According to police, a group of ATV riders discovered the remains, but they are still trying to determine exactly who is going to get the reward money.
Fixler says he hopes the reward sends a message to the people who made the discovery. "Hopefully ? they see how great it is to be helpful," Fixler says. "They did a good deed."
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