Two Decades Later, Unsolved Barrie Murder Back in Spotlight with Renewed $100K Push

Barrie police double reward for info in unsolved 2005 homicide

'While life moves on for many, the uncertainty, grief and questions left by this tragedy linger every day for those closest to (April Dobson),' police say

Barrie police ‘confident’ $100K reward will lead to answers in 2005 murder

The Barrie Police Service says it is 'confident' that someone has information that could help solve a 2005 murder and is offering $100,000 for tips that lead to an arrest.

Two decades later, unsolved Barrie murder back in spotlight with renewed $100K push

It has been roughly two decades since a Barrie woman was fatally shot on the front porch of a home and police are renewing their appeal for information by doubling the reward in the unsolved case to $100,000.

Barrie Police renew appeal in unsolved 2005 murder of April Dobson

More than 20 years after the murder of April Dobson, Barrie Police are once again asking the public for help — and the reward for information has now climbed to $100,000. Dobson, a 40-year-old mother, was shot and killed on the front porch of a friend’s home on Browning Trail on Oct. 14, 2005. Barrie Police say detectives believe someone out there knows what happened. 🎧   Local news stories that matter most to youSubscribe on Spotify, Apple Pod…