Overview

• The initiative includes photographs and details of 45 homicide victims, two hit-and-run victims, and six missing persons.
• Previous editions of the cards have successfully led to arrests and convictions in several cold cases.
• The program is a collaboration between the Florida Attorney General's Office, Crime Stoppers, and other law enforcement agencies.
• Inmates and probationers across Florida will have access to the cards, with tips potentially earning rewards up to $9,500.
• The effort is part of broader measures to address the declining rate of solved homicides in the U.S.