Bristol missing people: Jack's family to offer £20,000 reward 100 days after his disappearance
Any money raised will go to the Missing People charity if the reward goes unclaimed
Following 100 days since Jack O’Sullivan’s disappearance in Hotwells, his family have started a GoFundMe page to raise a £20,000 reward for any information leading to his discovery.
Jack was last seen on CCTV on March 2 at around 3.40am as he walked from Bennet Way slip road towards Clifton. His phone was active at 5.40am and placed him the Granby Hill area, and remained live on the network until 6.44am.
He has been missing since and, despite the efforts of the authority, the investigation has hit a standstill.
His parents, Catherine and Alan, and his older brother Ben “have decided that a £20,000 reward for information leading to the discovery of Jack is needed to help spark new leads and reignite the search efforts.”
A GoFundMe campaign has been started by a family friend, with just over £9,100 raised so far since the campaign started two days ago.
In the scenario that the rewards goes unclaimed, any money raised will be donated to the Missing People charity who have been supporting the O’Sullivan’s throughout this difficult time, and there will also be an option to request the donation is returned.
To learn more about the fundraiser and to donate visit https://www.gofundme.com/f/raising-money-for-a-reward-to-help-find-jack