Law enforcement officials release age-progression photo of Arianna Fitts, who went missing in 2016 after her mother's body was found at a San Francisco park. Reward in the case also increased to $250,000.
Law enforcement officials in a news conference held at the San Francisco Police Department plead for the public's help in solving the case and finding Arianna Fitts, who was 2 years old when she went missing.
"We want to take this opportunity today to assure the public and those who knew Nicole and Arianna that we continue to actively investigate this case," said James Aherne, SFPD's acting commander of investigations."We will continue to investigate as long as it takes to find out what happened." Officials on Friday also released a new age-progression photo of Arianna, who would be 8 years old today.
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