AlaskanCitizensForJustice

“EVERYONE DESERVES JUSTICE”

On the anniversary of the Bonnie Craig murder, September 28, 1994, we would like to celebrate our family’s bittersweet victory and call attention to the other families who are still awaiting justice.

No one should get away with murder, rape, nor any other heinous crime.  Now that Bonnie’s killer has been convicted the money collected shortly after Bonnie’s murder is offered as a reward to help find answers in other unsolved Alaskan murders.

The Homicide Reward Fund, a 501c3, formerly the Family and Friends of Bonnie Craig Reward Fund, is offering up to $20,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person/s responsible in the murders of four other Alaskan teenage girls.

Shelley Connolly, 16, of Anchorage, was raped and murdered January 7^th, 1978.  Her body was found by the railroad tracks just past McHugh Creek.  DNA evidence is available. She was last seen the night before talking with four men at Chilkoot Charlie’s.

Eileen Wafer, 14, of Haines, was home babysitting her younger brothers June 10, 1982.  When her mother returned the boys were in bed, but Eileen was gone.  Her body was found four days later under bushes on a beach in Portage Cove.

Jessica Baggen, 17, of Sitka, was found raped and murdered May 6^th, 1996 in Sitka.  She left her sister’s after celebrating her 17^th birthday on the 4^th, but never made it home.  Her body was found in a wooded area off a bike trail. 

Ann Saephan, 15, of Anchorage was a passenger in a car sitting in the parking lot at the Space Station on Spenard Road, November 8^th, 2003, when a suspect fired several rounds into the rear of the car killing Ann.  The suspect fled on foot and to this day has not been identified. 

No one should get away with murder!  We are asking the public to never forget these young victims or their families, and for those with any information to come forward.  The Homicide Reward Fund will pay up to $20,000 to get these killers behind bars.  They are a risk to us all.  The families and friends of these teenage girls need answers and deserve justice.  Contact the Alaska State Troopers Cold Case Investigations at 907 269-5611 or the Anchorage Police Department  907-786-8900.

 We are launching a statewide campaign getting flyers out to all law enforcement, asking businesses to post these flyers from now until, at least sentencing of Kenneth Dion,  Bonnie’s killer, which will be October 31^st.   We have a Facebook page and web page www.AlaskaCitizensforJustice.com.  We are asking for everyone’s help.  Share it, pass it around,  let’s find some answers.  Our goal is get these killers behind bars and give the families, friends and communities the opportunity to start to heal.