Father's Final Plea Reignites Squeeze on Unsolved Liz Barraza Murder Case
Seven years after Liz Barraza was brutally gunned down outside her home, her father is now urging the public to come forward with information that could crack the case. Bob Nuelle, a 67-year-old man with terminal esophageal cancer, has spent countless hours pleading for justice for his daughter, who was just 29 years old when she died.
As Liz's anniversary of death approaches, her family is more determined than ever to find out who killed their loved one. The case remains baffling, with investigators believing that the murder was carefully planned and executed. Despite numerous leads and tips over the years, no one has been arrested or charged in connection with Liz's murder.
The Nuelle family is convinced that it may have been a targeted killing, but they claim that Liz had no known enemies. She was an avid member of a Star Wars charity group and well-liked by those who knew her. Several cameras in the neighborhood captured footage of a dark-colored Nissan Frontier, believed to be the suspect's vehicle.
With the help of Crime Stoppers, investigators are still analyzing evidence from the crime scene, including video footage that may hold crucial clues. Harris County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Michael Ritchie believes that technology is key to cracking the case and urges anyone with information to come forward.
As Bob Nuelle's health declines, his determination to find justice for his daughter remains unwavering. In a poignant plea, he says, "If you ever needed to pull on your heartstrings...a 67-year-old man dying and not knowing who shot his daughter." The Crime Stoppers reward for information leading to an arrest stands at $50,000.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS (8477) or submit a tip online. Time is of the essence, and the Nuelle family's final plea may just be the catalyst needed to finally bring closure to their tragic loss.
Seven years after Liz Barraza was brutally gunned down outside her home, her father is now urging the public to come forward with information that could crack the case. Bob Nuelle, a 67-year-old man with terminal esophageal cancer, has spent countless hours pleading for justice for his daughter, who was just 29 years old when she died.
As Liz's anniversary of death approaches, her family is more determined than ever to find out who killed their loved one. The case remains baffling, with investigators believing that the murder was carefully planned and executed. Despite numerous leads and tips over the years, no one has been arrested or charged in connection with Liz's murder.
The Nuelle family is convinced that it may have been a targeted killing, but they claim that Liz had no known enemies. She was an avid member of a Star Wars charity group and well-liked by those who knew her. Several cameras in the neighborhood captured footage of a dark-colored Nissan Frontier, believed to be the suspect's vehicle.
With the help of Crime Stoppers, investigators are still analyzing evidence from the crime scene, including video footage that may hold crucial clues. Harris County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Michael Ritchie believes that technology is key to cracking the case and urges anyone with information to come forward.
As Bob Nuelle's health declines, his determination to find justice for his daughter remains unwavering. In a poignant plea, he says, "If you ever needed to pull on your heartstrings...a 67-year-old man dying and not knowing who shot his daughter." The Crime Stoppers reward for information leading to an arrest stands at $50,000.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS (8477) or submit a tip online. Time is of the essence, and the Nuelle family's final plea may just be the catalyst needed to finally bring closure to their tragic loss.
this is just so sad, like 7 years is such a long time and the family is still waiting for justice... i feel bad for bob nuelle having terminal esophageal cancer too, he's gotta go through all this while his daughter's killer is still out there 
. i wish they could get some more help from the community, like maybe social media or online forums to spread the word and gather tips... sometimes that stuff works lol. but seriously, the star wars charity group thing is cool, maybe it can bring in some cool hackers or something who wanna use their skills for good 
. 50k might not be a lot of money, but i guess every bit counts right? anyway, let's all hope bob nuelle gets to see some progress soon and can finally find closure 
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my heart goes out to the Nuelle family still waiting for answers 7 yrs on 
Liz's story needs to be told 
any footage or info from that dark Nissan Frontier could crack this case 
Crime Stoppers is doing a great job so far 
this case still got me so sad 
7 yrs gone by & no justice for Liz 
her dad's plea is like a punch in the gut 
I hope someone comes forward with info & helps solve it 
$50k reward is a good start 
but it needs to lead to ARRESTS 
this family deserves closure & justice for Liz 
what if that Nissan Frontier wasnt just a random getaway car like they're making it out to be? 
we need more than just tech & rewards to crack this case... we need some real questions asked 
#JusticeForLizBarraza. It's so frustrating that 7 years have passed and no one's been arrested yet 
. I hope the Crime Stoppers reward of $50k is enough to get people talking and sharing info online 
#TalkBackToCrime. We've gotta keep pushing until we find out who's responsible and bring them to justice! 
. I've seen more progress in a day from Crime Stoppers than Harris County Sheriff's Office has in 7 years 
. Anyway, I'm gonna go ahead and say that if anyone's been watching the surveillance footage of that Nissan Frontier, you should defo come forward with info 
can't help but feel so much sadness & frustration for Liz Barraza's family, especially her dad Bob 
seriously though, the fact that they think it was planned and executed is super suspicious, but no one's ever been arrested or charged... it's like the system's just not working here 
. The fact that Bob Nuelle is still going strong despite his terminal cancer diagnosis is truly admirable 
. The Crime Stoppers reward should definitely be increased, $50,000 might not be enough for someone as determined as Nuelle 
what if his cancer just gets worse and hes not around anymore? the cops shouldnt be relying on crime stoppers to crack this case 7 yrs has passed, 50k reward cant get much lower than that 
. The video footage from those cameras in the neighborhood is still not enough? 
$50k reward might not be enough to get ppl to come forward tho lol