PARENTS HOPEFUL FOR ANSWERS Parents Offer Reward In Daughter's Murder
Reported by: Kristin Keeling
Web Producer: Kristin Keeling
Reported: Jan. 22, 2012 6:58 PM EST
Updated: Jan. 22, 2012 7:14 PM EST
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Charleston
, Kanawha County
, West Virginia
A woman's murder in Charleston remains a mystery and her family is desperate for answers.
Megan Harrison's body was found in the Elk River last August. Since then, investigators have followed every possible lead that could bring them closer to finding her killer.
"We have some evidence in the case and we hope to obtain more, and we have some witnesses. But we need one more piece to the puzzle," said Chief of Detectives, Lt. Steve Cooper.
One more piece that Megan's parents hope to find by offering a $10,000 reward for anyone who knows how she died.
"I'm just praying like we do several times a day that this ten-thousand dollar reward will help and it will help us in our hearts to know we've done a little bit more for Megan," said Megan's mother, Ginger Harrison.
Roger and Ginger Harrison spent Sunday afternoon posting reward flyers around Charleston's east end and talking to people about their daughter along the way. They chose that area because Megan spent the last month of her life at Sojourner's shelter.
"I always say this about Megan, even though she did make some wrong choices in her life, she had the biggest heart and she would do anything for anybody. But God must have had another plan for her," said Ginger.
No amount of money can bring the Harrisons' daughter back to them. Until then, they will hold her memory close to their heart. In hopes that someone will come forward with information on her murder.
"We just pray that her soul is in Heaven and that someday we'll see her again. That helps us get through each day," said Ginger.
If you have any information of Megan Harrison's death, call the Charleston Detective Unit at 304-348-6480.
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