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   From: criminally-complicit@sfchronicle.com   
      
   IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Administrators say most of a roughly   
   $400,000 reward fund aimed at gathering information about a   
   missing Iowa student will be returned to donors now that she's   
   been found dead.   
      
   Crime Stoppers of Central Iowa said Tuesday that most of the   
   donations from individuals and businesses were provided on the   
   condition of Mollie Tibbetts' safe return.   
      
   Group vice president Greg Willey says those donations will be   
   returned. Donations not linked to Tibbetts being found alive   
   will go to the group's general fund and Tibbetts' family.   
      
   Tibbetts vanished on July 18 while she was out running in her   
   hometown of Brooklyn, Iowa.   
      
   Police say 24-year-old Cristhian Bahena Rivera led them to   
   Tibbetts' body in a cornfield on Aug. 21. Rivera is charged with   
   first-degree murder in her death.   
      
   Her family also released the following statement on Tuesday:   
   "It has been brought to our attention that an individual known   
   as Samantha Lucas has been engaging in divisive online dialogue   
   on behalf of the Tibbetts family. Samantha Lucas is not a member   
   of our family nor does she speak for us. This is a difficult   
   time for our family. We wish only to dignify Mollie’s life and   
   share our sorrow in private. If and when we wish to make a   
   public statement we will do so appropriately."   
      
   http://www.1011now.com/content/news/Reward-money-to-return-to-   
   donors-in-Mollie-Tibbetts-case-491912231.html   
                                                
      
      
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