First Coast Crime Stopper Starts Live -Digital Series to put unresolved murders in the spotlight

First Coast Crime Stopers starts a new program to draw attention to some unresolved criminal matters in the northeast of Florida.

According to FCCS, the digital press conference on Saturday morning was the first in Florida, the official details about a cold case, pictures and satellite images live in the stream.

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The opening current focused on a case of 1999 in Jacksonville's district of Springfield. The moderator was accompanied by family, relatives and supporters of Julia Vegas, who spoke under tears during the presentation.

The 39-year-old Julia was stabbed in a shed behind a house in the Hubbard Street, and her murderer still has to be arrested.

Anyone who submits a tip to First Coast Crime Stopper who leads to an arrest in one of their cases can calculate a cash reward of up to 3,000 US dollars.

Take a look at the full digital press conference on the YouTube channel from FCCS.

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