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Police and family are still searching for answers after the people who robbed an Idaho convenience store and killed an employee have remained on the loose for nearly three years.
25-year-old Christopher Reese was shot and killed in December 2014, when two armed suspects robbed the Jacksons Food Store where he was working in Notus. The suspects -- who investigators were not able to identify -- took a safe and fled in Reese's vehicle.
Canyon County Sheriff Kieran Donahue says the investigation is still active, but they haven't received information pointing them to the suspects, according to a report in the Idaho Press-Tribune.
Reese's mother, Polly Griggs, says she regularly contacts the Sheriff's Office for updates on the case.
The convenience store is still offering a $50,000 reward for information that would lead authorities to the suspects.
(by Associated Press)
