On Tuesday, Feb. 24, Savannah posted a video on social media sharing the family's decision to up the reward money. So far, the FBI has offered $100,000 and an attorney from Milwaukee offered another $100,000. The total reward for the return of Nancy, dead or alive, sits at $1.2 million.
Shortly after Savannah shared the update, NBC News reported that the family actually wanted to offer a big reward early on, but were advised not to.
NBC News' source also said that the family consulted with law enforcement before offering the reward, which can be split if more than one person comes up with valid information that leads to Nancy. Moreover, the source said that the money "does not hinge on an arrest," the family simply wants closure in this case, one way or another.
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