WANTED! JANEAKA NICOLE CONN FOR $20 MURDER

WANTED

A SUSPECTED killer, who murdered a woman in an argument over $20 is being sought by cops for the 2005 slay. 
Janeaka Nicole Conn is the second suspected killer of Kendrea Boykin, who five years ago was blasted in her Louisville KY, home by shots fired from the outside.
But the case went cold until recently when several witnesses came forward after her family held a vigil in her memory, hoping to stir up new information in the unsolved crime.
Several people came forward, fingering Anquanette Davis, who was tracked down in a McDonalds last week and Janeaka Nicole Conn, who cops are now eager to speak with.
Earlier on the day of the shooting the pair had argued with Boykin's husband over $20 and it's believed they went back later to exact a deadly revenge.    
Boykin died the following day in hospital.
If you have any information on Janeaka Conn's whereabouts, call Louisville Metro Police at 574-5673.

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NASCAR'S KEVIN CONWAY PUTS MELISSA LECH ON CAR

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LECH

NASCAR start Kevin Conway is highlighting the tragic case of a gorgeous young student who was tragically mown down in a hit-and-run three years ago.
Melissa Lech was just 20-years-old when she was struck on her walk home from a White Sox ballgame, in Chicago, IL.
And Conway is hoping that by putting a large photo of her on the back of his car, along with police contact information when he races in NASCAR Nationwide Series at Chicagoland Speedway, that it will trigger someone's memory.

He said: "It's about giving to the community and finding ways to utilize the platform of NASCAR. We wanted to remember Melissa and honor her and hopefully bring some new awareness to the case."  
The 33-year-old added that he is hopeful the resulting attention may provide new clues, witnesses and identification of the hit-and-run driver.
Maria Lech and her daughter Michelle thanked him for his effort.
Michelle Lech said: "I think it's wonderful that they're helping families. It's just giving us hope that we'll have an answer. I think it was an answer from God that this happened."
Anyone with information can contact Ross at 815-724-3045 or anonymously at a Crimestoppers hotline at 800-323-6734.

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