£20,000 Reward for Killer of Carl Russell on Murder Anniversary

As the fifth anniversary of Carl Russell’s shocking murder looms, Merseyside Police and Crimestoppers are upping the ante. A £20,000 reward is now on the table for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of those behind the 27-year-old’s fatal shooting.

Tragic Shooting in Belle Vale

Carl was gunned down on Cornwood Close in Belle Vale on October 7, 2018. The attack happened as he and his girlfriend stepped out of their car. Despite arrests connected to the case, no one has been charged with his murder yet.

Detectives zero in on a crucial lead — a man spotted riding a pedal bike in CCTV footage near the scene. Police believe he holds vital information that could crack the case.

Crimestoppers Pushes for Anonymous Tips

Gary Murray, Regional Manager at Crimestoppers, urged anyone with information to come forward, promising 100% anonymity. He said, “Your information could protect Liverpool from more harm and help Carl’s family see justice.”

Detective Chief Inspector Jason Pye, heading the investigation, highlighted the £20,000 reward as a strong incentive. He also reassured witnesses they could remain anonymous if preferred. Crimestoppers remains a key confidential channel.

Family’s Heartbreaking Plea for Justice

Carl’s family continue to suffer deeply. His mother, Marie, recalled the day her “whole world fell apart.” Sister Rebecca described the void Carl’s death left in their lives. Brothers Wesley and Chris spoke of their ongoing fight to find those responsible.

Detective Pye promised the police remain fully committed to securing justice for Carl and urged anyone with information — no matter how small — to speak up now.

How to Help

  • Contact Merseyside Police on 101 or via social media.
  • For anonymity, contact Crimestoppers online or on 0800 555 111.

This £20,000 reward shows the community’s determination to bring Carl’s killers to justice once and for all.

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