Reward increased for information about mysterious Galena Forest death in 2019
A previously offered $20,000 reward is now up to $50,000.
Madden had told his parents he was going to meet somebody when he left on the night of July 13, 2019. That was the last his parents heard from him. His remains were not found until February of 2020 on U.S. Forest Service land.
Scott Madden
His Toyota 4Runner was discovered days later in the parking lot above the Fish Hatchery at Washoe County’s Galena Creek Regional Park.
Scott’s parents are hoping somebody who attended the wedding party for Kayla Sandoval at Camp WeChMe, or the Jempsa/Winkler wedding at the Fish Hatchery, may have seen something and will come forward. Both weddings occurred the night he went missing, and Scott’s car was parked in the parking lot above the fish hatchery.
21-year-old killed in Anderson County crash
Hunter Scott Madden died in crash Share Updated: 1:46 PM EDT Apr 29, 2021
21-year-old killed in Anderson County crash
Hunter Scott Madden died in crash Share Updated: 1:46 PM EDT Apr 29, 2021
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Show Transcript BREAKING NEWS OUT OF ANDERSON COUNTY A 21 YEAR OLD DIED AT A HOSPITAL FOLLOWING A CRASH THE CORONER IDENTIFIED HIM AS HUNTER MADDEN THE CRASH HAPPENED ON MCALISTER ROAD AROUND 4:30 THIS AFTERNOON. THE CORONER SAYS MADDEN WAS DRIVING AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED AND BEARD OFF THE ROAD.
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