The FBI is actively seeking the public’s assistance and has offered a hefty reward to piece together the tragic series of events that led to the death of a young woman. As reported by ClickOrlando, a $20,000 reward is now available for information on Meredith Rose Walker’s suspicious death, whose remains were found in Virginia after she disappeared from Orlando, Florida.
Walker’s absence was first noticed when she vanished on May 30, shortly having being released from the Orange County Jail, as noted by WESH. She was seen meandering near Lake Eola Park, last spotted wearing a red jacket and blue jeans. Authorities have since been trying to meticulously trace her steps from Orlando up I-4 and north along I-95 into Virginia. In their search, they’re looking for anyone who might have seen something that can help to unravel what happened.
Her journey north was most likely a hitchhiking attempt, given the lack of personal transportation. Walker, as her family suggests, was endeavoring to join them while coping with a recent family loss. The FBI disclosed her physical description and details of distinct tattoos, including the word “Love” inked on her right wrist, a butterfly on her chest, and a lotus flower on her right thigh, emphasizing the importance of these markers to identify her amongst the countless faces on the routes she may have traversed…