Reward increased in unsolved murders of 2 Jacksonville women Published: Updated: Tags: First Coast Crime Stoppers sign place in the yard of a homicide victim. (WJXT) JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The reward for information to help solve the murders of two women -- one from 2015 and one from last summer -- has increased to $9,500 due to a partnership between the Florida Association of Crime Stoppers and the Florida Office of Attorney General. Bradla Sue Cook was beaten to death in her home on Harlow Boulevard on Oct. 28, 2015. Officers found her body when they went there to check on her welfare after a car belonging to her was found burning on Hyde Park Road She was 61 years old. [Full story on Cook’s death]