Sandra Cantu Case: Reward Given To Farm Worker
Tracy, CA– The Dairy Worker who attempted to retrieve the remains of 8 year old Sandra Cantu, Jose Luis Franco, has been rewarded.
In a last minute decision to not appear
On Wednesday Tracy police issued a press release inviting the media to a public ceremony to honor Franco while he received his reward, but he apparently changed his mind on Thursday morning and opted for a private ceremony.
“He’s an average individual that doesn’t want the spotlight,” said Webb. “He’s very concerned about how this could affect him and his family.”
Police Sgt. Tony Sheneman said during the press conference that “cases involving missing children are very difficult and never easy to solve.”
The reward was presented on behalf of the Carrington/Sund Foundation.
Scott Webb, executive of the Carrington/Sund Foundation:
“He still came forward and did not hesitate,” said Scott Webb, executive director of the Carole Sund/Carrington Foundation, which publicizes missing persons cases and provides support for the families of missing people. “This signifies how a case can change based on one person’s information — one man’s decision to make the right choice brought closure to a grieving family.”