$25,000 Reward Fund Established in Valerie Sifsof Missing Person Case in Alaska

Friends and Family of Valerie Sifsof have established a $25,000 reward fund, being administered by Victims for Justice, at First National Bank Alaska. The reward is for information leading to the safe recovery of Ms. Sifsof, and/or the arrest and conviction of persons responsible for her disappearance. Ms Sifsof was last seen at the Granite Creek Campground, Mile 64 of the Seward Highway, midway between Anchrorage and Seward, Alaska, around midnight on July 7, 2012.

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Missing Person in Alaska Valerie Sifsof before she disappeared.

Valerie Sifsof on July 7th, hours before she disappeared

Quote startFinding no trace of her increases the likelihood that this is more than getting lost in the woods in the dark.Quote end

Anchorage, Alaska (PRWEB) July 25, 2012

An additional cash reward of up to $1000 is offered through Crime Stoppers for tips that lead to the arrest of a felony crime suspect. Tips may be called in to APD at (907) 786-8900, or submitted anonymously at (907) 561-STOP, or at Crime Stoppers secure website at http://www.anchoragecrimestoppers.com.

Anyone interested in contributing to the Valerie Sifsof Reward Fund can do so through
Victims for Justice at (907) 278-0977; or by mail to Victims for Justice, 1057 Fireweed Lane, Suite 101, Anchorage, AK 99503; or by making a deposit to the Victims for Justice/Valerie Sifsof Fund at any branch of First National Bank Alaska.

It has been nearly three weeks since the 43 year old, 5 ft/5 inch, raven haired, brown-eyed Anchorage woman disappeared from a campground in the Kenai, where she was spending the weekend with her boyfriend. He reports that she walked away after an argument and was never seen again.

Her father, Victor, head of the Sifsof clan, a large and loving family, called Valerie a "compassionate, friendly and thoughtful" daughter. "She was helping her mother prepare for her sister's baby shower, which we had to cancel last weekend: she wouldn't have missed that for the world." With his wife Jane and several aunts, cousins and children by his side, he has been leading a formidable search since Alaska Search and Rescue called off their operation after the first few days. Her family is offering the $25,000 dollar reward in the hopes that this will motivate those with information to come forward. As the days go by, it looks more likely that she was abducted or met with foul play.

For more information, updates and suggestions on how to help, please visit http://www.valeriesifsof.com.

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On 7/11/2012 The Alaska State Troopers Declared Ms. Sifsof an "Endangered Adult"


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Granite Creek Campground, Seward, AK, where Valerie Sifsof was last seen on July 7, 2012 before her disappearance Granite Creek Campground, Mile 68 of Seward Highway, Alaska

Valerie Sifsof was last seen here on July 7, 2012 before her disappearance.


The police are trying to locate others who camped at Granite Creek Campground the weekend of July 7th. Granite Creek Campground, Mile 68 of Seward Highway, Alaska

Thick brush, high winds, bears and great uncertainty if she is still in the area make the search a daunting one.