Reward for Evelyn Boswell’s return eclipses $70,000
Her last verified sighting was on December 1
Steffen Bøhn, WSLS
A candlelight vigil was held by a local mother's group for missing toddler Evelyn Mae Boswell on Saturday night, Feb. 22, 2020 in Cumberland Square Park in Bristol, Virginia. Evelyn Mae Boswell has been missing since December, but she was only recently reported promting an Amber Alert to be issued. (David Crigger/Bristol Herald Courier via AP) (David Crigger)
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. – Sullivan County’s Police Department is now reporting that the reward for the return of 15-month-old Evelyn Boswell has exceeded $70,000.
WCYB reports that community members and businesses contributed to the increase in the reward.
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Here’s a monetary breakdown of that reward:
Alan Levine - $5,000
Ballad Health - $25,000
Ballad Health Command Staff Safety and Security - $700
Belcher Grady DBA BG Paving - $2,000
Entre Nous Inc., Paul Anderson - $10,000
Express Tanning - $500
Fuller Paving Group - $2,000
Indian Springs Armory - $500
Joan Roberts Jackson - $500
Krazy Gringo’s - $450
Norma Marshall - $150
Sheriff Jeff Cassidy - $1,000
Storage Source One Self-Storage - $2,500
Sullivan County EMS - $1,000
Tommy Boswell Sr. - $10,000
Tommy Boswell Jr. - $10,000
Evelyn was reported missing back on Feb. 18, but some family members had not seen her since Thanksgiving. Her last verified sighting was on Dec. 1.
If you have any information on where Evelyn may be, contact the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND.
