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Reward being offered for assistance in locating four individuals

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The U.S. government and the Democratic Republic of the Congo are looking for assistance in locating four individuals.

They’re searching for four people who may have been involved in the murder of Michael Sharp, a Goshen native, who was among those killed in a 2017 attack in Congo.

Evariste Ilunga Lumu, Mérovée Mutombo, Gérard Kabongo, and Jean Kutenelu Badibanga are all wanted by the DRC High Military.

The Goshen News says Sharp and another individual were abducted and killed while investigating alleged mass graves.

Sharp worked for the Mennonite Central Committee before joining the United Nations.

A $5 million reward is available to anyone who provides information leading to the arrest, transfer or conviction of the four individuals. 

 

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