MCCLEARY, Wash. - The reward is being increased to $20,000 in the case of a missing Grays Harbor County girl.
Eleven- year-old Lindsey Baum disappeared seven months ago while walking home from a friend's house in McCleary.
The Gray's Harbor County Sheriff's Office says there are no new breaks in the case but they hope increasing the reward may bring more tips.
At a press conference Wednesday, Assistant Special Agent in Charge Ron Twersky of the FBI said the Child Abduction Rapid Deployment Team will get a "fresh eyes look" at the investigation and will make recommendations for how the investigation should proceed.
"The work has been extensive but we just need that break and we know that break is out there so that's what this review and this effort is all about," said Twersky.
Baum's mother asked anyone with information to come forward.
"Our world is standing still," said Melissa Baum. "It's hard to stand here and watch the entire world keep going on because our lives aren't moving. We're just frozen in time, waiting for her to come home. So if you know anything please just come forward with a little bit of information because that's what it would take to bring her home is the smallest little tip."
