Drugs and death in southern Ohio - Dayton Daily News - 5/7/2016
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Ohio AG DeWine and Pike Sheriff seek video relevant to murder investigation, erect tip hotline billboards in Waverly
Ohio Attorney General (AG) Mike DeWine and Pike County Sheriff Charles Reader announced on Tuesday, May 10, that they are "seeking any video from nearby residences or businesses in the Pike County and Adams County region" that "may be relevant to the ongoing investigation into the mass murders that occurred last month." In addition, the Ohio Attorney General's Office and Pike County Sheriff's Office partnered together to erect two tip hotline billboards which were placed at the north and south ends of Waverly on Saturday, May 7.
According to the release from the Ohio Attorney General's Office on Tuesday, those with relevant video recorded either on April 21 or April 22 are asked to call the BCI tip line at (855) BCI-OHIO (224-6446) or the Pike County Sheriff's Office at (740) 947-2111.
"Attorney General DeWine and Sheriff Reader also reemphasized their request that informational tips from the public continue to be called in to the tip lines," the release stated. "Space on two billboards has been donated to publicize the numbers. The billboards are both located on U.S. 23 as you enter and exit Waverly."
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"The signs went up near Dakota's and Vallery's Collision Center. If all goes well, pictures of the Rhoden family will be placed above the sign in the near future," said Pike County Sheriff Charles Reader. "We partnered with BCI to put up the billboards so that people will see the numbers and feel free to call to give info anonymously."