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Police offer $250K in case of Bay Area child missing 6 years

MISSING: Arianna Fitts
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco police on Friday increased a reward to $250,000 from $100,000 for information that can help them find a child who vanished in 2016 and solve her mother’s slaying.

The FBI is helping in the investigation and released an updated age-progression photo of what Arianna Fitts may look like as an 8-year-old girl.

Arianna Fitts was 2 years old when she was last seen in Oakland in February 2016.



The body of her mother, Nicole Fitts, was found on April 8 that year, buried in a shallow hole in San Francisco’s McLaren Park.

Officials said at a news conference Friday that there are people with knowledge of Arianna’s location who are not fully cooperating with the investigation.