CLEARWATER, Fla. — It’s been one year since David and Mina Swan were found shot to death in their Clearwater home.
The couple, both in their 80s, were parents and grandparents whose loved ones miss them and deserve to know what happened to them, the Clearwater police said in a Facebook post.
The shooting happened Sept. 29, 2018, in their Flushing Avenue home.
The two were parents and grandparents whose loved ones miss them and deserve to know what happened to them, the Clearwater police said in a Facebook post.
During the investigation, Chief Daniel Slaughter said enough evidence showed "that the offender came to kill."
"If we felt it was a random act of violence, the chief and the city would have hundreds of cops driving around the neighborhood looking for this person," Clearwater police Lt. Michael Walek said. This is not the case at all.
"This is a very targeted, planned out crime."
Clearwater police said anyone with information should call 727-562-4141.
The reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case is $53,000.
"Please call police with any ideas, any tips, any thing at all that might help this. It is so important to us that we solve this," said Noel Devine, Mina Swan’s daughter. "I just can’t even imagine. It’s been a whole year already and I can’t imagine, can’t imagine another year going by without knowing."
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