(KTLA) — Chris Giauque’s father knows he may not be around to find his son’s killer, so he’s put nearly half a million dollars in reward money into a special trust that will be around much longer, even if he isn’t.
At 89 years old, he’s making a renewed plea in hopes of finding closure and a killer.
Drive north on the 101 up from Los Angeles, from cities to suburbs to forest to rural California, up past Monterey and San Francisco into Humboldt County, past Confusion Hill and the Bigfoot tourist spots. You end up in the Emerald Triangle, comprised of Humboldt, Mendocino, and Trinity counties, known as one of the highest concentrations of cannabis-producing land in the United States.
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Along the way, you’ll no doubt make a stop for gas or a snack, and if you check out the windows of the store, you’ll probably see a flyer to find Chris Giauque’s killer.
Giauque was born in 1967, went to UC Davis, visited Amsterdam, and was at the forefront of the marijuana movement as the head of the UC Davis chapter of NORML, which advocated for cannabis regulation…